Converting files for Commercial BD Players

[dirty69robi]

What conversion application should I use to get from a MP-4(DivX) video/AAC audio file to a suitable BD-ROM format for playing on all commercial BD players? These players are hooked to AV systems not in a computer. I am running Windows 7/64 bit and have several "format converters" but I can't find a format in them that will play on a commercial BD player hooked to my AV system and am tired of wasting discs.

 

[americanaudiophile]

It sounds like you are burning data discs.
You would have to create a disc image which would contain more than just the video file.
https/www.howtogeek.com/310705/how-to-burn-any-video-file-to-a-playable-blu-ray-disc/
http/www.imtoo.com/blu-ray-creator-express/how-to-create-blu-ray-iso-file.html
http/www.vso-software.fr/products/convert-x-to-hd/
to make it compatible with all bd players.

 

[dirty69robi]

Ah, no I want to put videos from a camcorder (tape cassette) onto a BD. I have edited the videos with MS Movie Maker and converted those to the MP-4/AAC format. I've tried putting the files from Movie Maker (MM) onto a DVD but the resolution is REALLY bad. I next tried to go with a file created in MM and burn it to a BD but that one isn't compatible with my Blu-Ray player. I've also tried making the transition with Nero 11 (the free one) with no success.