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BLU RAY iso problem (SOLVED)
11. March 2010 - 19:28
Guys, hello! Ok, so I am using windows xp sp3. I have downloaded an iso of a blu ray disc, and when I open it, there is nothing in it. I used mount but when I try to autorun it, it says "Windows cannot read from the disk. The disk might be corrupted or it could be using a format that is not compatible with Windows". When I downloaded it for the first time on a laptop with Windows 7 in it, it had no problems. Any ideas please? 
It's the third time I am downloading it, and it has 20 GB!!! Not easy to get.
11. March 2010 - 19:37
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11. March 2010 - 20:02
#2
Re: BLU RAY iso problem (pls help) :(
we're an old community, blu-ray.. what's? 
we still use the c64 cassette player to load our q3
j/k i don't know anything but that.. but i think isobuster should help u
gl and hi ppl 
11. March 2010 - 21:47
#3
Czech Republic
Re: BLU RAY iso problem (pls help) :(
i have not experience with this shit but maybe WXP doesnt support dics format. you can also try to open image in another program. I can recommend you poweriso or magiciso. both programs you can find on warez forums via phazeddl.com (its bullshit to buy it legaly if hes not sure if it will help) 
btw why the fuck is that stupid sig sometimes attached under post and sometimes not?
11. March 2010 - 23:17
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Re: BLU RAY iso problem (pls help) :(
wrote:btw why the fuck is that stupid sig sometimes attached under post and sometimes not?
Well I dont know man.
12. March 2010 - 7:29
#6
Czech Republic
Re: BLU RAY iso problem (pls help) :(
Which file format do you have on PC hdd? Fat32 cant store files bigger than 4gb. Maybe version of NTFS which uses WXP has also some limit. W7 uses newer NTFS version so maybe there is nigger in the fence.
13. March 2010 - 19:10
#7
Re: BLU RAY iso problem (pls help) :(
Thank you guys for your support, the problem was the UDF 2.5 driver, something that's included in Any DVD HD software, to detect blu ray content. Now you know if u ever have this problem, use any dvd to rip the blu rays to your hdd.
14. March 2010 - 15:39
#8
Czech Republic
Re: BLU RAY iso problem (pls help) :(
pls change topic name to "solved" instead of "pls help"
16. June 2010 - 7:49
#9
Re: BLU RAY iso problem (SOLVED)
Hi there,
In order to help you out, I find the good solution from Google and hope it will hope you.
http://www.aunsoft.com/convert-blu-ray-iso-image-file/
Yours,
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When I first downloaded the 20 gb iso, I was using a Toshiba Satellite laptop, and as I read through the google shit, I found out that there is udf 2.5 driver available for the laptop, I think it was for large isos like this one. So I cannot install it on my xp, though I found some forum chats about it. So anyone can help me from this point?
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