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Customer can’t read BluRay
One of my customers – with a recent BluRay player – cannot read the BluRay disc I burned for him. I checked the build and sent a fresh copy with the same result. The disc works on my three computer-based BluRay players and my domestic Panasonic player as well as on that of another customer (where I used the disc for demo purposes).
Can anyone suggest anything to look at? I was thinking of asking him to try to run a firmware upgrade on his player, though if it’s recent.. He claims he’s been unable to play the disc on two other players so I’m rather baffled.
I should say that I’ve had no complaints from other customers.
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3 Replies
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you should ask your customer about the name of the manifacturer…maybe that could give you a clue!
bu the way – which programm did you use for BD-authoring?
standalone-player could act very different – I have a panasonic, sony and philips stand-alone-player over here (2D + 3D). I figured out that especially sony and panasonic could react different and so you´ll get a good QC if you have both of them.
danny
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Hi Danny, thanks for your response: I used DVDA to create the disc. Yes,- I did ask him about the make of player. I’ve tried it with a sixth device and all is well but this was also a Panasonic. I hear you about having more models for quality control,- but what do you do if the Sony – say – doesn’t like the burn but the others do?
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Hey Dave,
I double-check my authoring-work…sometimes sony vs panasonic interpreting IG-graphics in a different way, so you need to have a look for some of the IG-commands agian to take care they would work on both of them.
that´s what I do…
what kind of BD did you create? BD25 or BD50? I know a few older players, that doesn´t like both – only replicated ones.
I also had a brand new panasonic BD3D-player that doesn´t exept BD-R/BD-RE after 3 month. appears to be a laser-problem within some players…. 🙁
danny
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