Movie Edit Pro 2014 Bluray

acdtech wrote on 10/1/2013, 10:18 AM

I have tried to create a bluray with Movie Edit Pro 2014. I have been able to get the video to play on my computer. I have a Sony Playstation on HDTV and also a separate older Magnavox Bluray player. In both cases on the bluray players all I get is sound and it sounds fine. I cannot get any video. I recorded 1920 x 1080 for NTSC with different rates. Again audio no video. Any suggestions.

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Arthur-LW wrote on 10/1/2013, 10:45 AM

I have tried to create a bluray with Movie Edit Pro 2014. I have been able to get the video to play on my computer. I have a Sony Playstation on HDTV and also a separate older Magnavox Bluray player. In both cases on the bluray players all I get is sound and it sounds fine. I cannot get any video. I recorded 1920 x 1080 for NTSC with different rates. Again audio no video. Any suggestions.

How does it play on your computer? As a Magix project, as a disc image, or as a Blu-ray disc?

Did you use any sort of special menu in the burning phase, or the default one?

Did you try to get Magix to burn your disc for you, or did you create a disc image on the hard drive and then burn to Blu-ray disc with a recognized burning tool like ImgBurn or Nero?

johnebaker wrote on 10/1/2013, 5:26 PM

I suspect your BD discs are not fully compatible with the players you are using.

Try creating a short project (less than 20 mins long) and burn to a standard DVD disc (yes it can be done) using the appropriate format for your TV system ie PAL or NTSC - use the standard BD burning options as shown in the image below

Do not change any of the various settings, go with the defaults.

Then try the disc in the two players.

If this works then it probably a problem with the BD discs you are using or the players.

HTH

John

acdtech wrote on 10/2/2013, 12:42 PM

I am going to try a different software package to see if that works. If that doesn't work I will try a different brand of bluray.

I found the disk image on my harddrive. I used Nero 12 to burn to a bluray and it worked fine to both of bluray players. Must still be something different with Movie Edit Pro 2014 as will not burn a proper bluray

yvon-robert wrote on 10/2/2013, 4:04 PM

Hi,

This is a normal rule to output with the same frame rate than recorded. Try to output a 5minutes video in B-R on a single DVD disk using a part of your original video recorded in 1920 x 1080 and 29,97 f/s output on DVD but B-R file. Probably probelm comes fron different frame rate in the original video.

Also you can go with your disk on large surface store and try it on a new B-R player.

Regards,

acdtech wrote on 10/3/2013, 11:07 AM

The disk image worked with Nero 12 but not Movie Edit Pro 2014.

johnebaker wrote on 10/3/2013, 12:20 PM

. . . . The disk image worked with Nero 12 but not Movie Edit Pro 2014. . . .

Your statement is confusing - I presume you mean the second part of the previous post from 2/10 that you edited today ie:

. . . . I found the disk image on my harddrive. I used Nero 12 to burn to a bluray and it worked fine to both of bluray players. Must still be something different with Movie Edit Pro 2014 as will not burn a proper bluray . . . .

Please do not edit previous posts that have been answered - it breaks the flow / thread of the topic.

John