Note on the format PS3 AVCHD

1. It's Blu-Ray.
   
   
2. It is designed to be reproduced on a PS3.
   
   
3. Have resolution of 1980 x 264.
   
   
4. Often have HD audio (Dolby and DTS).
   
   
5. Often have native language. Languages depends on the buyer. They also tend to have a will of Ripped, several subtitles.
   
   
6. If you have a BD and rip it for your personal use, this structure can be tried with TMuxer and create a structure for BD Ps3 which is the format we are talking about.
   
   
7. If you do not have BD or PS3, can play ISO resulting in a PC using the version PowerDVD ULTRA V.8.1830.50 and higher.

The result is ... Uffffffffffffffffffffffff!

It will tell us what to do if Elektra has a good sound card, but using only two analog channels and the result is overwhelming. But we must have good screens, either PC or living room.

Pepeeeeeeeeeeeee !!!!!!!!!!

As that "Have resolution of 1980 x 264." ???? ?
I suppose Hablaras codec h264 with 1080p resolution ...

That had to be the same (1,080). What we do not understand, then, as I am donkey, is that those who make their own copies, is obsessed put it in this way for general information. You see, this is what I usually read:
PS3AVCHD: Movie (H)

General Information

1. Type - Movie
2. Platform - PS3
3. Compression Format - RAR
4. Video Format - AVCHD
5. Codec - x264, 2pass - L4.1
6. Bitrate - +/- 8700 Kbps
7. Resolution - 1920x1080p
8. Aspect Ratio - 2.35:1
9. Runtime - 114 min
10. Audio Format - English 5.1 AC3 @ 640 kbps
11. Subtitles - English, Dutch, Spanish, Bulgarian, etc.
12. Movie Information - http://www.imdb.com/title (H)
13. Genre - Drama, Music, Romance
14. Size - DVD9
15. Source - Own BluRay

Post Information

• Posted to - alt.binaries (H)

Release Notes

Note: (H) is to put something, because never mind, all files carry this information. I do not know if they relate to that originally was that the resolution or, indeed, preserved.

I think there are many players like Sony and Panasonic that are capable of reproducing AVCHD on a DVD recordable. Furthermore, I think that is the format in which they recorded any HD camcorder.

In fact, he published the directory structure that has this format, once turned the original BD in this ps3avchd.

Now, it would be interesting to see if they are both directory trees, from cameras to Sony and ps3avchd. If so, it would be clear that SONY is swallowing something that in principle it did not want to shot. In short, everything is for the good of all.

What if they win all these Jodi given for selling at reasonable prices.

I raed somewhere about the software to support the Blueray, and these points caught my attention:

Quote:

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Transformation of an MKV to Blu-ray, but recorded on a DVD-quality 720p or 1080p, to be viewed on Blu-ray players compatible AVCHD.

1. Watch if the MKV is 100% compatible with Blu-ray Disc
   
   
2. If it is not, fix it outside for it to be.
   
   
3. If it is compatible or you've already arranged
   
   
4. If m2ts To save the file we created in section 3, Mirat but this shipment from the explanation of the structure as recorded in a Blu-ray DVD

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Could any one help when i burn PS3AVCHD To DL disks using either Nero or imgBurn it keeps missing 5 or 10 mins in the film when playing it back im using Aone DL disks it worked fine for about 20 movies then just starting missing out 5 or 10 mins for some reason even when i burn the iso using a different comp any ideas how i could fix this issue?

Try updating to the newest firmware