1080 60p renders: Blu-ray players et al. they can handle the format

[Carl Alessi]

Glad to see some informative and recent replies on this topic. To answer Chris’s recent question to me: I haven’t done anything to upgrade yet; consequently, I’m just burning Blu-rays at 1080 60i to play on my Panasonic player. But I will look into the “Boxee” box as an option.

Carl

[Chris Johnson]

I did see see that AVCHD supports 1080/60p as well as some blu ray players support the same. In my infant reading, I’ve seen that AVCHD 2.0 might be the version needed specifically for 1080/60p functionality.

Carl, what software are you using? I’m playing with MultiAVCHD and making a lot of coasters. 🙂

For what I’m trying to do, anybody have any suggestions?

[Carl Alessi]

I’m simply rendering from the Vegas Pro timeline, using the appropriate templates for Blu-ray at 1080 60i (I believe I used the “Sony AVC/MVC 1920×1080 60i 16 Mbps” template for the video component, but I’d have to check when I get home to be sure).

Although I composed the Blu-ray menues in DVD Architect, I actually had to burn the image using “ImgBurn”. For some reason, DVD Architect doesn’t want to communicate with the Pioneer Blu-ray burner I put into my home computer.