I cannot get the BD-1600 to play avchd burned to dvd. I have used BD Movie Maker, Nero, and Imgburn, and they all read on PS3. Is there a specific booktype needed, or a firmware update? Thank you
did you really just ask that? i dont even own the product and a quick search on google lets me know that AVCHD is not supported. http://reviews.cnet.com/blu-ray-pla...g-bd-p1600/4507-9991_7-33561693.html?tag=psum research before you buy.
Think before you post. I figured I'd get someone like you. Nice try. AVCHD: The BD-P1600 will play home videos recorded in AVCHD. AVCHD (MPEG-4 AVC/H.264) is a high definition digital video camera format used to record in high definition or standard definition on a standard DVD.
Go to cnet and select a sony player and look at the supported video format for the sony player. reply back with what you see listed. btw, AVCHD is a format, not a codec. just b/c it supports a certain codec you still have to put it in a format th player can recognize.
Yes, I realize that. I don't need to look it up. The file structure is correct, bdmv and certificate folders. Like I said it plays fine on friends PS3 and stand alone blu ray player. I'll keep playing around with it. Thanks for your help, grkblood.
since you wont look and i want you to understand what im saying look at this: -----YOUR PLAYER------- # Supported Digital Video Standards VC-1 , H.264 , MPEG-2 # Supported Digital Audio Standards MP3 , WMA for AVCHD you need your video to be MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 and audio to be Dolby Digital (AC-3) or Linear PCM. your player does not support the correct audio needed for an AVCHD, which is why your player doesnt support the AVCHD format, if im overlooking something please let me know.
I see. I was able to convert the avchd to MP4, and burn to dvd, and it read, not sure if it degraded quality. I've read where some have had success simply burning avchd to dvd with this player, and I know the manual says it can, but maybe your right. thanks again.
I was able to get this to work. Yes, it does read avchd, it just took a little more testing and researching. It seems the Samsungs are a little more picky, when it comes to compliance. Maybe next time you won't be so quick with your answer, "Did you really ask that"?
lol at your finding reason in what i was saying about the formats and then finally getting it to work and going on the offensive and posting 3 seperate posts over a 3 days span. instead of acting like a 5 year old why dont you inform us of what you did wrong and how you got it to work so others dont make the same mistake.
