This is a bit awkward as the problem isn't associated with me but rather my brother so bare with me. He has just bought a Panasonic DMP-BD 35 and a HD camcorder - Canon HF10. He simply wants to be able to burn an untouched m2ts file and run it through the blu ray player. Hes tried burning a few files to a DVD disc but then the player doesn't detect the files. Does he need to buy a blu-ray burner and burn them straight to BR discs in order for them to be detected? Obviously he can put his SD card into the back of the blu-ray player but thats only 16gb and he wants to be able to store his videos.
Playing MT2S files on a Blu-Ray player
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Hmm hes only got a PS2
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II think the panasonic can play them without converting them, but you have to burn them to disc using a compatible program. imgburn maybe. I think the disc needs a specific structure for the player to read them, you cant just dump the files on on like with dvds. Im not sure about home made hd stuff, but i think it needs a bdmv folder and a certificate folder (and some other stuff). It should play from a dvd if the file structure is right.
EDIT: this appears to be what you need to do, its a bit heavy on the technical side though http://www.elurauser.com/articles/avchd_to_bluray.jsp
EDIT: this appears to be what you need to do, its a bit heavy on the technical side though http://www.elurauser.com/articles/avchd_to_bluray.jsp
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Not sure if this is any help: http://www.afterdawn.com/guides/archive/convert_mkv_to_avchd_for_ps3_and_blu-ray_page_2.cfm
The PS3 plays M2TS files perfectly from its internal hard drive or an external USB hard drive/memory stick. I have the PlayTV which records in the M2TS format. Not sure how it deals with an M2TS on a disc though, I would suspect it would only play with the correct disc structure (could be wrong, it plays DivX files straight from a DVD but not Xvid).
The PS3 plays M2TS files perfectly from its internal hard drive or an external USB hard drive/memory stick. I have the PlayTV which records in the M2TS format. Not sure how it deals with an M2TS on a disc though, I would suspect it would only play with the correct disc structure (could be wrong, it plays DivX files straight from a DVD but not Xvid).