Blu-ray fail with Architect

[John Rofrano]

[Paul Doss] “Some do have BD-R/RE which a assume means both -R and -RE. Would that be right?”

Yes, that’s what you ant them to have. BR-R are write once Blu-ray discs that you burn and BD-RE are multi-read/write erasable discs that you can use for testing.

~jr

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[John Rofrano]

[Paul Doss] “The client said they mainly used a PS3. They are supposed to be able to play a BD-R version 1.2 (LTH* BD-R).”

In my experience the PS3 does not play menus from BD-R discs unless something has changed (and it may have, I tried years ago). If the PS3 sees it as a data disc, you can navigate the disc folders to the video and play it but it won’t play the menus like a “pressed” Blu-ray disc from “Hollywood”. Like I said, they may have fixed this with a PS3 update.

~jr

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[Paul Doss]

Thanks again John. The blu-ray has been sent to the client and I’ll report back after he tries it.

[John Rofrano]

[Paul Doss] “The blu-ray has been sent to the client and I’ll report back after he tries it.”

Good luck! Hopefully all will be well.

~jr

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[Paul Doss]

The client reported back that the blu-ray played fine on both the PS3 and his Samsung. Thanks for all the help.

[John Rofrano]

[Paul Doss] “The client reported back that the blu-ray played fine on both the PS3 and his Samsung. Thanks for all the help.”

Awesome! You’re welcome. Glad we could help.

~jr

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