Q - If AVCHD already plays on legacy DVD media, what's the reason for having BDMV on legacy media?Ī - BDMV supports a few things AVCHD does not, like 24p *not* wrappered inside 60i.
The hack is what allows BDMV to play from legacy DVD media. Q - What's the difference between AVCHD and BDMV?Ī - AVCHD is for legacy DVD media only. That's the reason why it needs the hacks I referred to for putting Blu-ray onto legacy DVD media. I own and use all 7, and each can be played on my Sony BD350 set-top player, a PS3 Playstation, or on virtually all of the PC players which support AVCHD menued disks (presently there are 4 such players I am aware of).Īdobe's latest CS4 also provides this functionality so I am told but I have not tried it.ĭVD Architect 5.0 does not create AVCHD disks, only true Blu-ray BDMV formats. The 7 specific programs which allow AVCHD high def video and menu creation are: The PC world is very rich with AVCHD authoring and menuing, and reflects trememdous advantages over the (outrageous) attitude of Apple/Steve Jobs regarding the lack of support for BluRay.
TOAST BURN BDMV MOVIE
One program (DVD Movie Factory 7) also adds the ability to do the latest menu structures available only on BluRay which are overlaid on top of the playing movie to be selected without interupting program flow. Most of these provide motion menus of the same type found in typical DVD releases, with some programs allowing multi-tiered menu structures. There are literally over a half dozen programs which make AVCHD disks with menus that play beautifully on both BluRay players and PC software players.
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