Create a playable BD-R from .MTS files??? PLEASE HELP!

[realace]

(Please forgive me if I'm not asking this in the right location. I have spent hours searching the internet and trial and error for a solution that I just am not able to find as of yet. Any help is greatly, greatly, GREATLY appreciated!)

I have a Sony HD camcorder and have recorded some 700 video clips that I would like to archive.

I have purchased a BD-R burner so I can minimize the number of disks I archive my files on to.

I would like to be able to burn the ORIGINAL MTS files (original quality with no formatting/converting/or rendering oF files)from the camcorder to an AVCHD BD-R that will play in a standard Blu-Ray Player.

I have looked high and low for a solution to do this. The closest thing I've come to is MultiAVCHD which does close to what I'm looking for (and adds some cool menus) - however that has a limit of about 250 files - and I want to be able to add all 700 (18 GB) to a single playable BD-R without formatting the files (plus I don't require menus).

Is there a way to do this? If so, how? It seems like a product that would be a no-brainer... but I cant find anything that will do it. PLEASE HELP. :)

(Also: I know the arguments about the potential "short shelf life" of optical media. That is not a concern of mine.)

[setarip_old]

Hi!

I believe that with the excellent "multiAVCHD", you're using the best of what's out there to get as close to your specific needs as possible...

[realace]

Is there no other program that will do something similar? MultiAVCHD is a good program, but the 250 file limit makes it an unworkable solution.

Or, possibly, is there a way to direct copy files from the camcorder to a playable BD-R? I have a hard time believing there's not a solution like this. It seems like it would be a no-brainer.

[Steve83]

I also have a Sony HD camcorder (HDR-CX110 recording straight to an 8G microSD card), and I just want to get some viewable files onto my computer. The Sony software doesn't seem to support a simple drag-n-drop copy, and these MTS files aren't playable (or even recognized) by any software I have (Nero, PowerDVD, VideoRedoTVSuite...). How do I get the A/V off the card & into a "normal" format? Am I just missing an obvious & simple answer? It wouldn't be the first time...

[Ghitulescu]

Sony also manufactures an USB burner that is supposed to be connected to a camcorder (most probably only SONY) which assists you in creating AVCHD disks (DVDR) directly off the camcorder. Panasonic, JVC do have too their own burners, only Canon hasn't yet one.