Hi yk_nb ,
There are editors here on the forum who create BluRay Discs from Sony mts files (and have done for a few years) and they do not report your issue with output files.

Please provide some additional information.

1. Diagnostic files, see guide below Part B
2. Version of PD10 you're running. Guide Part A
3. Screenshot of the video - take a still shot of the TV on screen issue.
4. State the TV you are using and whether that has changed also.
5. please provide a 5 second sample (point, shoot and that's all that we need) uploaded to this thread. Please state the camera, make and model.
Reply/Attach: http://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/reply/0/22368.page
6. Please provide information on your PD10 selections to create the BD, from Edit through to Create - information on what you're selecting will help members who read the thread to possibly replicate the issue.
7. Using a software called MediaInfo please provide information on the finished file you're playing on the TV. Install MI and then drag the video file into the software's interface. select text display and copy the information to a text file. Please attach the text file.

Guide: http://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/list/7958.page
Media Info: http://mediainfo.sourceforge.net/en

Dafydd

Thank you for your message. I destroyed the BD in question, so I will need some time to re-compile the project and gather the information you have requested. I will revert as soon as possible.

Thank you again for your message.
Please, look through the information you have requested:

1. Attached two .txt files
2. Attached one .jpg file

to be continued in the next message due to attached files limit

Forgot to mention that my camera is Sony HDR-CX550E.
Please, also note that:

1. The 'barred" BD plays perfectly (w/o bars) on a computer
2. If you first produce a MPEG-2 file and use it in the project to burn a BD, that BD will play perfectly both on a computer and a BD player

I don't know why but one of the previous messages disappeared. I will try to post submit the files again.

3. See the attachment

4. Sharp LC-52XL2RU - not changed
5. See the attachemnt

6. Nothing special - see the attachment

7. This is what I did not understand. I'm playing a compiled BD which contains many files. Please, clarify.

Thank you

Hi,
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All source videos in my projects are native 16:9. I do not change aspect ratios anywhere.

Hi,
Well I downloaded your mts file and imported into PD10 Ultra and viewed on my lg 24" monitor and it came out fine full screen, produced a DVD on DVD-RW and viewed on my LG 55' television and my ps3 and everything came out fine. I think maybe that the Television that you are using doesn't support 1920X1080 aspect ratio therefore it fits it to a letterbox format.
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Can you kindly be as kind as to read the initial correspondence?
I clearly outlined that the BD created on the basis of mpeg file shows fine on the same TV.
Moreover there are no problems with DVDs at all. DVDs show fine.
The problem is observed only with BDs created just from the project consisting of source mts files

yk_nb,

I can see what might be a problem if you selected the H.264 1920x1080 50i (24 Mbps) preset to create a Blu-ray disc.

The reason the Mpeg-2 preset doesn't present a problem is because the video is deinterlaced when rendered, even though the fields in the original video are interlaced and you've specified 50i for creating the disc. I believe many video editors do this with 1920 x 1080 video.

If you selected the lower bitrate preset H.264 1920x1080 50i, that would also be deinterlaced and not smart rendered. You shouldn't see any lines.


The reason there isn't any deinterlacing when using the H.264 1920x1080 50i (24 Mbps) create disc preset is that your video is Smart Rendered, which keeps the interlaced fields intact. The part that I see causing a problem is the option to use the Hardware Video Encoder, which is to the left of the "Start Burning" button at the bottom of the "Final Output" dialog window. I produced a disc with this option on, and another disc with it off. Smart rendering is used both times, but the one with the Hardware Video Encoder option turned on, has a problem with the interlacing.

I can't play these on a PAL tv because I have NTSC tv. But I can see a difference on my computer LCD 1920x1080.









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Thank you for your valuable input.
But I'm trying to compile BD in MPEG-2 format and not H.264.
YOur suggestions are not applicable in MPEG-2 case.

Once more I observe disappearing posts in this forum.
I repeat my message.
Thank you very much for your reply.
Howeevr I'm trying to compile a MPEG-2 BD and not H.264 BD.
Unfortunately your suggestions are not applicable in the case of MPEG-2 BD.