Twilight 720p BD5 (Bluray Player/PS3 Compatible) (English/Americ

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the_invisible (2009-04-03)

How would this work on a PS3? Burn the content to a 4.7GB DVD using AVCHD format, via UDF 2.50.
" -> The conversion to bluray takes up some 200-300MB (500-600MB for BD9) space which is the bluray overhead. Because of this the mkv is sligthly "undersized"."
This is much appreciated. There are many 720p MKV files out there sized at exactly 4.37GB. After muxing it to blu-ray format, the size is becomes 4.63GB. This is renders the file unsuitable for BD-5 burning. I wouldn't waste my DVD9 on a 4.63GB movie either.

moshster (2009-04-03)

zax808
You can also use Windows Media Player's sharing abilities to stream to the PS3. 720p resolution with AC3 audio can be streamed wireless even over an 11g wireless network.

ki113r1 (2009-04-04)

please seed!!!!!

ki113r1 (2009-05-26)

alright i need some help, i have the vid dled, and i finally got it to play, but it skips. My computer specs are as follows: 2.8 ghz, 504 mb of ram, and a 64 mb vid card. Is there anyway that i can make is stop skipping?

ianeon1 (2009-06-21)

Don't know about the rest of you but I think a simple THANK YOU OMAO86....would be nice.
Nice copy......and does play on ps3 after conversion.

malcolmeuxerxes (2010-02-14)

ki113r1
No dice. You need a decent dual core, 2 gigs of ram, and at least a higher end 7 series nvidia or ati equal.

ZeRaWaKH (2010-07-16)

Just use CoreAVC and you\'ll be fine. My Athlon XP2500+@1900 MHz plays 720p with no skipping. Pretty sure dual-core is necessary for 1080p though.