UHD or 4K UHD (BD100) discs are the current standard for Ultra High Definition entertainment. A UHD disc can hold 100GB of data, so you can imagine how superior the quality should be at 4K resolution. If you own several UHD discs, it’s crucial to have backups of them before they wear out. But buying blank UHD discs for duplication is simply not an affordable option. The best option is to use UHD Creator’s burning function to save these UHD discs at a lossless 1:1 ratio.
Copy and compress the entire UHD Blu-ray source to BD66 folder/ISO file with 2160p quality. This is not a lossless conversion, as this output requires compressing the BD-100 media to fit under 66GB of data on the BD66 ISO. In fact, BD66 physical discs do not exist in reality. Yuhan Media uses BD66 to compress BD100 to consume less disc space while retaining 2160p quality. You can burn UHD Blu-ray sources to BD-100 discs if you select BD66 output on the advanced settings panel.
Copy and compress entire UHD Blu-ray disc to BD50 disc/folder/ISO file with 2160p quality. It is also not a lossless conversion, since this output requires compressing BD-100 media to fit on a BD-50 disc. And again, the 2160p quality is preserved, so again you probably won’t notice any noticeable quality difference.
Copy and compress entire UHD Blu-ray disc to BD-25 disc/folder/ISO file with 2160p quality. This is also not a lossless conversion, since this output requires compressing the BD-100 media to fit on a BD-25 disc. Here the size has been reduced by 4 times from the original disc, so you will notice the difference in quality. However, the 2160p quality is preserved.