Using the PMB software, the bit-rate can be converted when creating a disc. Blu-ray Disc media cannot be created with the same picture quality when a movie is recorded in (28Mbps) mode. An AVCHD disc cannot be created with the same picture quality when a movie is recorded in (28Mbps) or (24Mbps) mode. I also note that Sony’s support webpage on AVCHD appears to say that I cannot create AVCHD on Blu-ray:ĥ. Also, although the AVCHD appeared to burn successfully using PlayMemoroes onto a Blu-ray, a Sony Playstation 3 I tried did not recognize the Blu-ray disc (although I could see icons for the videos on the TV Monitor – but the videos would not play.) There is little information in the Help & Support sections of the PlayMemories website. It would appear that using Sony’s PlayMemories burning software should create AVCHD Blu-rays which would work on AVCHD Blu-ray players and on Sony PlayStation 3. My Sony camcorder’s media setting is set for the highest quality - AVCHD 60p PS and the files exported from it are.

Only videos recorded in 3D or PS mode can be used. ( ) Create an HD 3D or HD (60p) Blu-ray DiscĬreate a disc that plays on Blu-ray Disc players that support AVCHD format Ver. Videos recorded in MP4 format will be converted to HD (60i) before being recorded. Videos recorded in PS mode will be converted to HD 1920 x 1080 (60i) before being recorded. Videos recorded in 3D mode will be converted to 2D HD 1920 x 1080 (60i) before being recorded. However, the burning software that came with my Sony HDR-PJ340 camcorder (PlayMemories) has a separate pre-set for AVCHD DVDs AND a Blu-ray preset that is further broken down as follows:Ĭreate a disc that plays on most standard Blu-ray Disc players. In fact, the burning choices on the burning software (CyberLink Media Suite 10 - light edition) that came with my LG BE14NU40 external USB3 Blu-ray burner ONLY allows AVCHD to be burned onto a DVD.

My research into this issue seems to suggest that AVCHD is meant ONLY to be burned on DVDs.

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