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  1. 24th Nov 2011 11:40 #1
    jbitakis
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    Since AVCHD (Advanced Video Codec High Definition) is a high definition recording format introduced by Sony and Panasonic, would a PS3 system (that has a blu ray player) play my AVCHD video file? For that matter, would all Sony & Panasonic Blu ray players recognize and play my AVCHD video files?
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  2. 24th Nov 2011 13:09 #2
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    I think so . even all Panasonic TV's play AVCHD (I own the Panasonic VIERA TC-P42X3 )
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  3. 26th Nov 2011 11:49 #3
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    Ok, I went to my friend's house and his Sony Playstation 3 played my AVCHD video flawlessly with no problems.
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  4. 26th Nov 2011 18:59 #4
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    There is no requirement that these devices play AVCHD files directly. Blu-Ray players only have to play fully authored Blu-Ray discs. It is a crap shoot.

    Don't assume a player is compatible.
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  5. 27th Nov 2011 01:30 #5
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    Well then since I had success playing my AVCHD video files on a PS3, I think I will get one.
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  6. 27th Nov 2011 03:19 #6
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    You can download the player manuals to find out what they play.
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