Carabimero
Senior HTF Member
All of my BD players are also data players which will play virtually anything. I have no experience with ordinary BD players, if there is such a thing.
I'm walking into a situation blind where I would like to play an HD file but I am not sure of the model of the player I will be stuck with. Unfortunately as I am traveling I am not in a situation where I can author a proper BD disc in time. I was told I cannot interface with my laptop. All the information I could get is that there is a Blu-ray player set up for my use. I am going in with an MPEG-2 DVD that will play as a backup but would prefer to project my presentation in HD using a DVD 5 with a data file burned onto it. Is an MKV data file most likely to be compatible with a majority of BD players? I figured x264 mp4 and MKV, all at 1080, are my best bets.
I'd appreciate any help I can get. Thanks.
I'm walking into a situation blind where I would like to play an HD file but I am not sure of the model of the player I will be stuck with. Unfortunately as I am traveling I am not in a situation where I can author a proper BD disc in time. I was told I cannot interface with my laptop. All the information I could get is that there is a Blu-ray player set up for my use. I am going in with an MPEG-2 DVD that will play as a backup but would prefer to project my presentation in HD using a DVD 5 with a data file burned onto it. Is an MKV data file most likely to be compatible with a majority of BD players? I figured x264 mp4 and MKV, all at 1080, are my best bets.
I'd appreciate any help I can get. Thanks.