Blu-Ray vs HD....burning DVDs: now that Sony captured the HD market is it possible to burn Blu-Ray DVDs with this camera?
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There will be a few new Canon HD cameras coming in March. Maybe this is the reason for this price drop. Or maybe Canon wants to monopolize the market. Could be both... Blu-Ray player will be able to recognize the HG10 HD files format. You have to select AVCHD format in the Corel application to create such disk. But personally, I prefer to keep my files on HD.
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As far as I know you can use a blu-ray burner to burn non blue ray cds. Also in all probability you'll never need 32GB of memory.
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Yes, you are supposed to be able to use this on blu rays. I haven't tried it myself yet. I caution you though. The machine doesn't really work all that well. Just today I tried to get a regular cd working properly. I went through the steps twice but I'm still having a problem with the picture freezing up and I can't even see where there is a scratch visually. So I'm probably going to have to buy something else to try anyway.
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I have recorded video on my panasonic digital camera from time to time, but I primarily take stills so I cannot attest to the hd video......but the stills come out great.
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HD DVD and Blu Ray are competitors. You will never find a player that does both.
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Dear Peter,Thanks for your inquiry. Since there are no 4K or UHD discs available, the Blu-ray player itself does not upscale. There are however, many audio receivers that do upscaling and perhaps that is what you are asking. Hope that makes things clearer for you.Regards,Eric CohenWorld Wide Stereo
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I have been using DIGISTOR BD-R White printable discs (25GB). I have burned videos on about 35 discs & have not had a failure to date. Interesting enough, Digistor brand was the least expensive Blu-ray disc at the time of my purchase. Hope this helps.
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Yes, you can. Process may not be simple though. Look here: http://howto.wired.com/wiki/Convert_Your_HD_DVDs_to_Blu-Ray http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=155834
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No mention of it anywhere in the owner's manual. However, it does mention that HDCP is required to view pre-recorded Blu-ray disc which is copy protected. I'll have to upgrade my system to watch Blu-ray discs (I found this out the hard way).
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Shot answer is yes. I use it to burn Blu-Rays of our vacation. I've been very happy with it. My only complaint is the on/off switch is in the back. I recommend this burner.
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Though I have not tried it myself, I think Blue-ray is the only format you can burn even though other formats are allowable for play back. Being a blue-ray burner blue ray discs are the only kind you can write on.
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It does not come packaged with software for blu ray playback. It only has basic burning software included. You have to buy extra software for playback.
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Since 3D Blu-ray information, is just digital information, the answer is YES. The Blu-ray Burner sees no difference between 2D and 3D digital information, and will burn both just as easily.
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Unlike HD DVD (who has no region code whatsoever for HD DVD discs), Blu-ray is also region-coded. The same thing applies to their playing of DVD discs. DVDs have region coding. So all hi-def players who support DVD must obey the region coding policies.
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No. Blu-ray is native 1080p; some newer blu rays are mastered in 4K for more detail (and conversion to 4K later), but it's 1080p. Native 4K has not been standardized yet.
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I have seen lots of video editing software and Blu Ray HD burners, many going on and on about how you can create a Hi Def disk to play back on a COMPUTER. My question is simple. After burning the Hi Def video can I play it back so I can watch the video on my TV? I am only interested in creating a Hi Def disk that I can watch on my TV, otherwise, i'll just play the video straight to my HDTV from my HD camcorder. Can someone tell me what I need to acomplish this.
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My player doesn't upscale very well at all. And, I am hooked up using HDMI. No way does Blu-ray Disc compare to HD DVD. I used to have an HD-XA2 and an HD A35 and those players were amazing at upscaling. Sometimes you couldn't tell the difference between high-def and standard def.