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Burn AVC to Bluray that works in Reg Bluray Player
I have searched without finding the specific answers i need. I have edited AVCHD files in Vegas 9 and have found how, by going to Tools, to burn a bluray disc. But when I tried this the disc wouldn’t play in my Pioneer 05 Bluray player. I’m not sure If i missed a step or what. Is there a specific proceedure I need to follow in order to have the disc be recognized by a regular Bluray player?
Thx
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5 Replies
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Make sure that your Blu-ray player has all the latest firmware updates from the manufacturer. Unlike DVD, the Blu-ray manufacturers seem to be having a very difficult time getting Blu-ray to play correctly. My Samsung player has gone through several firmware updates and had a lot of problem playing discs in the beginning. Good luck.
~jr
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Thanks, John. Yes, like you, I too have installed multiple firmware updates on my Pioneer. Apparently, they have not released the one I need to resolve my issue as I have the most recent. From eveything I’ve read in the manual, etc it is supposed to be able to read them. Apparently there’s a bug of somekind that remains.
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Are you burning to Blu-ray media or to a DVD media. I’ve had a lot of trouble with DVD media not being read properly. You really need to use Blu-ray media for HD.
~jr
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Yes, I’m using Sony BD-RE discs and the player recognizes thats what they are but says it can’t play the disc. I’m assuming it’s a bug of somekind that needs fixed with yet another firmware update…one that I’m not sure will ever come.
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Just to be sure it’s not the disc, you might want to take it to the local electronics store and see if they will play it in a few Blu-ray players for you. Do you have DVD Architect? See if authoring a disc with a simple menu yields different results.
~jr
http://www.johnrofrano.com
http://www.vasst.com
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