Xilisoft Blu-ray Creator

What is included in Xilisoft Blu-ray Creator?

Disc authoring — Burns videos to BD-R, BD-RE, BD-25/50.
AVCHD & DVD — Writes AVCHD DVDs and standard writable DVDs.
ISO & folder — Creates BDMV ISO, AVCHD ISO and BD folders.
Menus & editing — Templated menus, trim, crop, watermarks and subtitles.
Core Capacity — Outputs up to 1920x1080p, no 4K.
Important — Authors your own videos, cannot copy commercial discs.

What are the main benefits of Xilisoft Blu-ray Creator?

Xilisoft Blu-ray Creator is Windows disc-authoring software that turns your own video files into playable Blu-ray discs, AVCHD DVDs, and ISO images. It is aimed at home users who want camcorder footage, phone clips, and downloaded videos preserved on physical high-definition discs.

Wide format input — Accepts AVI, MP4, MKV, MOV, WMV and more.
Camcorder ready — Handles AVCHD footage from Sony, Panasonic, Canon.
Disc menus — Build templated menus with several titles per disc.
Built-in editing — Trim, crop, add subtitles, audio and watermarks.
Faster encoding — Uses multi-core CPU and NVIDIA CUDA acceleration.
Flexible output — Burn a disc or save ISO and folders.

What does Xilisoft Blu-ray Creator do?

It authors and burns your own video files to Blu-ray discs and to AVCHD or standard DVDs. It writes BD-R, BD-RE, BD-25 and BD-50 Blu-ray discs, plus AVCHD onto DVD-5/DVD-9 and common writable DVDs, and it can also output BDMV ISO, AVCHD ISO, and BD disc folders for burning later. Input covers most everyday formats, including AVI, MP4, MKV, MOV, WMV, and camcorder MTS/M2TS files. In practice, it lets you move phone or camcorder footage onto a disc that plays on a Blu-ray player connected to a TV.

Can it copy or rip commercial Blu-ray movie discs?

No. Xilisoft Blu-ray Creator only builds discs from video files you already have, and it does not copy, decrypt, or rip protected commercial Blu-ray movies. Xilisoft sells separate products, such as Blu-ray Ripper and Blu-ray to DVD Converter, for reading existing discs. If your goal is to duplicate a store-bought Blu-ray, this authoring tool is the wrong choice.

Which video formats and disc types are supported?

On input it reads AVI, MP4, MKV, DV, MPEG, MOV, RM, RMVB, WMV, DivX, XviD, H.264/AVC, FLV, VOB, 3GP, and camcorder MTS/M2TS/TS files. On output it produces Blu-ray BD-R and BD-RE (BD-25 and BD-50), AVCHD on DVD-5/DVD-9, and standard writable DVDs including dual-layer DVD±R DL. It also creates BDMV ISO and AVCHD ISO images when you prefer to burn later. This range means you can combine clips from cameras, phones, and downloads without converting them in another program first.

Does it output 4K Blu-ray, and does it run on Mac?

No on both points. The highest output resolution is 1920x1080p, so there is no 4K or UHD Blu-ray authoring. It is also a Windows-only application, which means Mac users need a different program. If you require Ultra HD masters or a macOS version, this software will not cover that workflow.

Who is Xilisoft Blu-ray Creator best suited for?

It suits home users who want personal camcorder or smartphone footage placed onto physical Blu-ray discs for TV playback. Because it reads AVCHD camcorder formats (MTS/M2TS) from Sony, Panasonic, Canon, JVC, and Hitachi, it handles raw camera files directly rather than forcing a manual conversion step. You can add menus, subtitles, and up to eight audio tracks to assemble a watchable home-movie disc. It is a weaker fit for professionals who need 4K masters or commercial disc replication.

What should users check before choosing it?

Confirm you only need to author discs from your own files, since the software cannot copy or rip commercial Blu-ray discs. Check that 1080p output is sufficient, because there is no 4K path. Make sure your PC runs Windows and has a Blu-ray writer, and note that the Blu-ray and AVCHD discs it creates are intended for Blu-ray-capable players rather than older DVD-only players. These constraints matter most if you expected a general disc-copying or Ultra HD tool.

Frequently asked questions about Xilisoft Blu-ray Creator

Can I create an ISO or disc folder instead of burning immediately?

Yes. In the Destination menu you can choose "Save as Image (.iso)" to build a BDMV or AVCHD ISO, or "Save as BD Folder" to output the disc structure for burning later.

How many audio tracks can I add to one video?

You can add up to eight audio tracks to a single video, set the language and volume for each, and use the audio latency option to correct out-of-sync sound.

Can I set a custom name for the finished disc?

Yes. Enter the name in the Volume Label field before creation, and that text becomes the title of the output Blu-ray or AVCHD disc.