Alright so I’m both a physical media freak and a data hoarder, and I generally want to get into making my own torrents of very, very niche movies and TV shows. Trouble is, one BD is very flimsy and data can be even flimsier. I want to duplicate my BluRays and burn them onto other BluRay discs but I’ve heard that this generally makes the duplicate unreadable because of copy protection.

Is there any specific guide out there that does this or teaches it? I’m not really planning on becoming a bootlegger but a sneakernet of 50-100 disks in boxes is a hell of a lot less startup cost than LTO or even HDDs

  • stupid_asshole69 [none/use name]@hexbear.net
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    1 day ago

    Wdym by this:

    Trouble is, one BD is very flimsy and data can be even flimsier.

    It’s not clear if you want to use bd as a backup to store data or as a way to bootleg physical media.

    I have done both and can help you but the former is generally a bad idea.

    • IcePee@lemmy.beru.co
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      1 day ago

      I use BD to archive personal data. Then send it off site. The data is encrypted, so it can only be accessed with the correct authentication. What’s wrong with that?