BMDV and Certificate show as a data disk on ps3 and will not autoplay

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  1. edog5

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    Hey y'all, i have been using tsmuxer and nero, to make either bly ray disks or m2ts disks for ps3 for a few years now. the other day i converted a mkv disk, 1280 x 720 ,dts sound to blu ray format ( bmdv + certificate) suing tsmuxer, burned with nero and then tried also with imgburn, and it only reads as a data disk on ps3 and will not autoload. If i explore the data disk I can find the stream and it plays fine, but with no sound. If i test the stream on the comp it plays fine with sound. Has anyone else had this problem?

    thanks in advance,
     
  2. NarutoUzu

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    What are you trying to burn it as? AVCHD or Blu-ray? And when you burned it with ImgBurn did you burn it as UDF 2.50?
     
  3. edog5

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    I was using tsmuxer, muxing to "blu ray" and then tried to burn using nero and imgburn as a UDF 2.50. I might try muxing as an AVCHD to see if there is a difference...

    thanks for the response!
     
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    avchd worked:)... i guess blu ray is for blu ray disks only and AVCHD is for dvd disks or other media :)
     
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    avchd worked:)... i guess blu ray is for blu ray disks only and AVCHD is for dvd disks or other media :)
     
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    avchd worked:)... i guess blu ray is for blu ray disks only and AVCHD is for dvd disks or other media :)
     

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