Writing to BD-RE and BD-R
Mac OS X
newfs_udf
You can create an UDF 2.50 formatted disc with Mac OS and write files to it with Finder, cp or other tools.
usage:
where rdisk2 is your BD drive
newfs_udf -r 2.50 /dev/rdisk2 -v BDUDF
to prevent the super-clever Mac OS from writing useless crap to your disc, execute the following commands:
(su is required to remove .Trashes)
where BDUDF is your Blu-ray Disc/Volume
sudo su cd /Volumes/BDUDF touch .fseventsd/no_log rm .fseventsd/fseventsd-uuid rm -fR .Spotlight-V100 touch .Spotlight-V100 rm -fR .Trashes touch .Trashes
warning:
Writing (large) files to your BD can damage the UDF file system, which results in input/output errors, a crashing Disk Utility and kernel panics.
Toast 11 Titanium
Toast 11 is capable of writing Blu-ray Discs (without the High-Def/Blu-ray Disc Plug-in).
Dynamic Writing is quite useless as it creates an UDF 2.01 formatted disc.
Windows
Windows Explorer (Windows 7)
right click on BD drive, select format and UDF 2.50 for file system
ImgBurn
NetBlender: How to Burn a BD-R/RE with ImgBurn
