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Changing Blu-Ray structure to AVCHD ???
After creating a Blu-Ray structure with TsMuxer (H264 and AC3 files), is there an easy way to change it to the AVCHD format ?
Even that this 2 formats are similar, they are not the same, and my player works better with AVCHD !!! Thanks for any help... |
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I found normal BDMV file structure works fine on a DVD and a player that does AVCHD playback. However, I found if I went to a double layer size, the increased bitrate would make it stutter. As long as it is on one single layer DVD and lower bitrates. I got excellent results.
All I had to to is burn just the bdmv folder to a DVD. It seems a AVCHD structure does not include the certificate folder. It is down to processing power and a PS3 should play a double layer ok. That link doesn't work for me either. I get a bad link error when I try to download it. Last edited by nwg; 9th October 2008 at 22:43. |
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AVCHD-ME alternate link
http://www.mediafire.com/?ywt2wysnzb1
Awesome application, I mainly use it to verify subtitle position when I do my own AVCHD discs. My playback device is the PS3. |
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Basically this program tricks the player into thinking the USB is an actual AVCHD disc, so as long as your stand alone can play media from a USB you should be good. Like I said, I use this for authoring purposes, not neccesarily for entire movie playback. |
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That's BS, there's no "tricks" involved (like with H.264 in VOB containers). FAT32 is in the AVCHD standard, because many of the new HD-cameras (e.g. Sony's) record onto FAT32 Flash (or even HD) like this, so this has to work on the PS3...
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Doesn't matter what you have the stuff on while you work on it, but in order to play an AVCHD structure on an AVCHD compliant player, you need to put it on a FAT32 volume (Flash, HD)... |
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cd AVCHD for file in `find . -name "MovieObject.bdmv"`; do newfile=`echo $file | sed 's/MovieObject.bdmv/MOVIEOBJ.BDM/'` ; mv $file $newfile; done for file in `find . -name "index.bdmv"`; do newfile=`echo $file | sed 's/index.bdmv/INDEX.BDM/'` ; mv $file $newfile; done for file in `find . -name "*.mpls"`; do newfile=`echo $file | sed 's/mpls/MPL/'` ; mv $file $newfile; done for file in `find . -name "*.clpi"`; do newfile=`echo $file | sed 's/clpi/CPI/'` ; mv $file $newfile; done for file in `find . -name "*.m2ts"`; do newfile=`echo $file | sed 's/m2ts/MTS/'` ; mv $file $newfile; done cd .. |
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Raw m2ts on the PS3 (or USB stick) is no problem, AVCHD on a DVD is no problem, however an AVCHD structured file on a USB stick without the renamed files does not work on the PS3... this is where the AVCHD-ME application comes in. Maybe I was clear enough in my earlier post, I wasn't stating the PS3 isn't compatible with AVCHD, I was saying that without AVCHD-ME you cannot view AVCHD on a USB stick. Quote:
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I have a Panasonic TV with an SD card slot, which allows playback of AVCHD files. I've been trying to generate compatible muxes using AVCHD Me, but sadly they don't work at all. The TV is unable to find and list any files Cheers
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I think I'll read up on the topic a little more to gather further understanding. Thanks for the clarification. |
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I see some confusion here.
Using Nero Vision 5 (Nero 8 package) as example: When you author AVCHD and burn project to DVD+-R/RW, Nero Vision burns disk with UDF 2.5 format and with these file extensions: .bdmv .m2ts .mpls .clpi All file names are LOWER case. -------------- When you author AVCHD and burn project to hard drive folder, Nero Vision creates BDMV folder with these file extensions: .BDM .CPI .MPL .MTS All files are UPPER case and follow 8.3 naming convention. Then you can copy AVCHD (with BDMV) folder to USB flash drive or external HDD and play it on PS3. Drives MUST be formatted with FAT32. Period. ----------------- When you use tsMuxer to generate BD disk structure and then burn to: 1. DVD+R/RW -PS3 shows the disk as AVCHD. 2. BD-R/RE - PS3 shows the disk as BDMV. Last edited by kabanero; 11th October 2008 at 14:58. |
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