alternative to blu-ray

[aedipuss]

hey knock it off, it's my job to be the jerk around here

[Baldrick]

Stay on topic. Thread cleaned.

[Evil_Burrito]

yes i agree blu-ray never quite got there.
but our hobby is to make high def videos of our vacation travel.

how would we play them on the TV without discs?
sure looks like a better idea!

You just have to encode and author the correct format (avchd) and burn the image. Maybe you ran into this issue: I did notice in dvd architect it won't let you burn blu-ray without a "blu-ray" disc (not matter the size of the project). This is misleading, because blu-ray players can play "blu-ray" even if it on "dvd" sized disk.

[NTSC Refugee]

Since you apparently are nit-picking everybody else's posts now...

Pot, kettle, black.

You suggested getting a different BD burner, preferably an internal one.

Yes, I suggested that as a reasonable solution to the problem at hand. That's called being helpful.

Isn't that equally off topic since it isn't a solution that allows the OP to continue to use his current drive? Not to mention your little rant about how optical media is dead.

The name of this topic is "alternative to blu-ray". Any yet you're bashing me because I dared to talk about alternatives to BluRay. I see that you just get away with being a jerk, and that's the fault of this forum's management. I'm not a doormat just because you have more posts here than I have. I have no respect for you or your enablers.