Blu-ray burning is the process of writing data onto a Blu-ray disc, a high-capacity optical storage medium. This technology allows users to store large amounts of data, including high-definition video and audio, making it popular for movies, games, and backups. A Blu-ray burner is required to perform this task, as standard DVD drives cannot read or write Blu-ray discs. To burn a Blu-ray disc, users typically need compatible software that can manage the data and format it correctly. Once the data is prepared, the burner writes it onto the disc, creating a permanent copy. This process is similar to DVD burning, but Blu-ray discs offer significantly more storage space.