Has anyone bought a Bluray burner?
Posted: Sun Sep 09, 2012 11:14 pm
With all the 60fps videos I have, I want to burn them onto BD and store them as either video or data. While storing them as DATA will not be an issue, I want to make cheap copies available so I can mail them or give them to friends. 8GB USB won't be able to keep much in it, as cheapest options ($5).
BD-R seems to cost less than $1 each, and can keep 25GB.
AVCHD is about 25000kbps = around 3.15MB/Sec. Looks like, around 132minutes uncompressed AVCHD should fit in a BD.
I am not sure if we can author videos the same way we could for DVD or if we can drag and drop videos to bluray drive...
I bought an external DVD Burner that works with a single USB connection and it works flawlessly with my laptop, so I am hoping I can get a BD-Burner and burn all these HD videos that I have from my camera [HX30V]. The camera states the 60fps videos are not compatible with DVD.
BD-R seems to cost less than $1 each, and can keep 25GB.
AVCHD is about 25000kbps = around 3.15MB/Sec. Looks like, around 132minutes uncompressed AVCHD should fit in a BD.
I am not sure if we can author videos the same way we could for DVD or if we can drag and drop videos to bluray drive...
I bought an external DVD Burner that works with a single USB connection and it works flawlessly with my laptop, so I am hoping I can get a BD-Burner and burn all these HD videos that I have from my camera [HX30V]. The camera states the 60fps videos are not compatible with DVD.