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'Also, I had a hard time finding AVCHD Patcher. I don't care what we call these disks, or what the proper file structure is - I just need to know the steps to create them. I would need to be step-by-steped through this. When I try to load that into the 'AVCHD / BDMV / DVD folders Tab, I somehow get the files from an older DVD that I worked on earlier. I tried to follow Melachrino's advice to use MultiAVCHD, but don't see how I can input a DVDA5. The DVD-R plays on my computer, but does not play ('not compatible') on my Panasonic.

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iso file using ImgBurn, it is slightly better. I've tried to use KenJ62's forum advice to modify DVDAS5 settings and burned the. But when I try to create a DVD5 version using DVDA5 (Fuji DVD-R), it plays with incorrect menus and video (audio OK) on my computer, and not at all ('not compatible') on my Panasonic. Using VMS10P and DVDAS5, I can create a beautiful Blu-ray BD-R disk (Kodak BD25) that plays fine on my computer and the Panasonic DMP-BD. I have a Dell i7 with LG BH10-LS30 Blu-ray burner.

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Can someone who uses VMS10P and DVDAS5 who has created a DVD-R with HD media that plays on their Panasonic DMP-BD player please give me the necessary steps. I want to create a DVD5 with HD media that will play on my and my children's Panasonic DMP-BD30 players (latest firmware - 2.9). Apart from using it to complete that chore, however, few users will be pleased with what this utility offers.I've spent hours searching and reading forums, but haven't found my answer, so here's a new thread.

SITX files regularly-or ever-you have little choice but to use this utility. Of course, the one thing that StuffIt Expander does offer that other file-extraction tools don't is the capability to open StuffIt (.SITX) files, a popular Mac compression format. In addition, there is no Windows shell integration, and contrary to the publisher description, you cannot drag files onto the application window or its icon to prompt expansion.

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