UNSUPPORTED m2ts in my blueray player

[subair37]

Hi Friends

need a big help, i done a 720p upscale video only muxed it with dts audio in ts muxer got a file size of 5.3GB burned on a dual layer DVD+R DL try to play in my Panasonic DMP BD 85 Blueray player comes up as Unsupported formatt , Can some one please help me ,also can some one advice me how can i get video and dts audio in to a 4.3GB DVD-R .Please help.............

[7ekno]

1) Bluray players need a certain structure to play M2TS files, without the predefined structure, they won't play straight M2TS files! the common name given to this structure is "AVCHD"
2) A search would have revealed the following applications that do DVD5, DVD9, BD25: Ripbot264, AVCHDCoder, BD-Rebuilder, BDtoAVCHD, multiAVCHD

7ek

[Ghitulescu]

need a big help, i done a 720p upscale video only muxed it with dts audio in ts muxer got a file size of 5.3GB burned on a dual layer DVD+R DL try to play in my Panasonic DMP BD 85 Blueray player comes up as Unsupported formatt , Can some one please help me ,also can some one advice me how can i get video and dts audio in to a 4.3GB DVD-R .Please help.............

2) A search would have revealed the following applications that do DVD5, DVD9, BD25: Ripbot264, AVCHDCoder, BD-Rebuilder, BDtoAVCHD, multiAVCHD

A search would also heave revealed what kind of disks plays that Panny.

[subair37]

A search would also heave revealed what kind of disks plays that Panny.

Hi

Danks i used BDtoAVCHD got fit in to a 4.3GBdisk ,only thing was i have to encode the video again to fit in to a 4.3GB disk using BDto AVCHD , played perfectly with out any problems on my Panasonic BD 85 Blueray player but it did not play in my friends Sony s370 player he said only audio no picture and also did not play in Philips BD player , Can some one explain why it playes with out any problems in my Panasonic BD 85 but not in sony or Philips, confusing ........

[Ghitulescu]

lots of reasons, not the last being that AVCHD content on DVDR is not required by the BD standard. Sony and Panny manufacture also HD camcorders, so their BD players should at least support their AVCHD disks.