Audio stuttering on Blu-Ray format DVD - Resolved, sort of...

[Gabriel]

I am trying to convert output from Canon Vixia HF100 to Blu-Ray formatted dvd using Sony Vegas Movie Studio Platinum 9. When I do this the video is excellent but after a few seconds the sound begins to stutter. When the video is turned off (oppo BDP83) the sound is excellent. When I pause playback and restart the disc video and sound are in sync for a few seconds then the stuttering begins again.

Any suggestions on how to fix this? Sony help has not been helpful.

[Baldrick]

Moving you to our blu-ray authoring section as you are making a blu-ray/avchd...on a dvdr then.

How does it work on your computer using a software blu-ray player?
What audio format are you using?

[johns0]

If you are playing a 1080p m2ts file then its your computer thats too slow if its the xp2400 as described.

[Gabriel]

Sorry old Profile has been updated. Don't have software to play bluray on computer; using ac3 audio. Vegas gives excellent results once you figure out how to use it but is very user unfriendly - or, I'm just really stupid.

[Gabriel]

Gave up on 1920 x 1080 and settled for 1440 x 1080. Saved as mp4 file. Saved audio as ac3 file. Used tsmuxer and imgburn to make dvd compliant blu ray which only has a little bit of the problem in one place.

Better than nothing.

[johns0]

Any reason you need to convert with Sony Vegas Movie Studio Platinum 9?Just copy the file and load it straight into tsmuxer,no need to convert.You dont need blu-ray software to play m2ts files,just codecs which are free.