Playback issues

[babdi]

Hello again

Video studio Pro X6
I produced a 1980x1080 50p AVCHD video shot from Sony Cybershot HX 300
The details of the clip are:
Type:H.AVC
Bitrate:25.70 Mbps
Resolution: 1920x1080
Framerate:50 fps
Aspect ratio :16:9
Profile :High profile
Frame type: Progressive
Audio
Type: Dolby Digital
Sampling rate:48 KHz
Bitrate:256 Kbps
Channel:Stereo

I produced this as AVC H.264 1980x1080/50p (28 Mbps) and as AVC H.264 1980x1080/50i (28Mbps)
This does not play on Sony Bravia TV which can play direct from a USB. My TV supports all formats
India runs PAL system

However if I produce as Mpeg or MP4 it plays

Also if I play the clip without processing thro' X6 it plays nice.

Where is the problem

[skier-hughes]

I'm a bit confused.

Can you confirm that your tv should play theses files
1. AVC H.264 1980x1080/50p (28 Mbps)
2. AVC H.264 1980x1080/50i (28Mbps)

What is the problem, does the tv not recognise the file, it recognises it but doesn't play it, it recognises the file but plays it badly?

[lata]

Hi

I had some problems in playback of MTS files via USB stick.
I renamed the files extension from MTS to Mpg, the Player then recognised the file as a video and played ok.
I need to run more tests but feel it may be just my systems playback capabilities?

[canuck]

Hello again



I produced this as AVC H.264 1980x1080/50p (28 Mbps) and as AVC H.264 1980x1080/50i (28Mbps)
This does not play on Sony Bravia TV which can play direct from a USB. My TV supports all formats
India runs PAL system

However if I produce as Mpeg or MP4 it plays

Also if I play the clip without processing thro' X6 it plays nice.

Where is the problem

I also have a Sony TV and it definitely does not play all formats.

[babdi]

Thank you all for the input

The file plays if I don't process thro X6


These are the file formats it plays
Hope this helps

Supported Photo File Formats
Extension: .jpg / .jpe / .jpeg
Image codec: JPEG
DCF 2.0 or Exif 2.21 is supported.
Extension: .arw
Image codec: RAW
ARW/ARW 2.0 format is supported (for preview only).
Extension: .mpo
Image codec: MPO

Supported Music File Formats
Extension: .mp3
Audio codec: MP1L3
Copyrighted files are not supported.
Extension: .wav
Audio codec: WAV
Extension: .wma
Audio codec: WMA9
Extension: .mp4, .m4a
Audio codec: AAC-LC, HE-AAC v1

Supported Video File Formats
Extension: .mpg / .mpe / .mpeg / .m2t
Container: MPEG1, MPEG2PS, MPEG2TS
Video codec: MPEG1, MPEG2
Audio codec: MPEG1L2, LPCM, AC3, AAC-LC
Extension: .m2ts / .mts
Container: MPEG2TS
Video codec: AVC/H.264
Audio codec: AAC-LC, AC3
Extension: .mp4
Container: MP4
Video codec: AVC/H.264, MPEG4 part2
Audio codec: AAC-LC, HE-AAC v1, AC3, E-AC3
Extension: .divx / .avi
Container: AVI
Video codec: DivX3, 4, 5, 6
Audio codec: MP3, MP2, AC3
Extension: .asf / .wmv
Container: Asf
Video codec: VC1, WMV9
Audio codec: WMA9

The TV model is 32 (81 cms) EX650 Series BRAVIA Full HD with Edge LED

[babdi]

Lata
As suggested by you I did try renaming as Mpg. No joy

[skier-hughes]

My next suggestion would be to use a different programme to make your file and try that on your tv. If it works we know either VS is doing something odd to the file, or the codec it is suing is not compatible with your tv. If it doesn't work, it is probably safe to assume that your tv does not play this file type.
Try downloading a free trial of adobe premiere elements or another similar programme.

[babdi]

Skier H
Thank you for the input. I did try with CL PD. It did not work. Will try with Adobe Premier elements and revert back

[babdi]

Adobe premier elements does have option to encode at H.264 1980x1080 50p
If I select H.264 it encodes as a MP4

[lata]

Hi

Can you make a short sample available so we can download then try playing on our DVD Player.
We can also render to other formats to try those.

As I said I cannot play raw MTS files, but do play if I change the extension to MPG
Strange I know as a BD DVD will play ok and those use MTS files within the Stream folder.

[babdi]

Thank you Lata
Unable to attach clip. Do we have file size restrictions. This clip about 20MB

[lata]

Hi

You will not be able to attach to the forum, I was thinking of SkyDrive from your windows account
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-gb/skyd ... nload#apps

Google also provide sharing, as far as I know???

Its free, you simply upload the file then provide a download link, either attach to your post are e-mail.

20 Mb is quite small as video files go I assume it to be very short.

If you are really stuck you can e-mail to me, I think 20 Mb should just about e-mail, not sure of the limit nowadays?
let me know and I will send you my e-mail address

[Ken Berry]

Have you tried changing the extension to .m2t, which is one of the formats apparently acceptable to your TV and which of course includes .mts as part of the .m2t transport stream format.

[babdi]

Thank you Lata And Ken

Lata

Can mail you if you give your mail ID, Simple

Ken

It is a m2ts file when rendered as 1920x1080 50p H.264 format

[lata]

Hi babdi

I have sent you an e-mail.

Re-naming video file.

As I mentioned in an earlier post I have to re-name my MTS/M2T files to use the extension MPG before I can play on my DVD Player via USB.
I guess that's the format that my player recognises, others may be different