Anonymous Posted on May 02, 2013

Unsupported video format

Several of my videos [which work no problem on my computer,wont play on my bluray,I get a message unsupported video,video format not supported.How can I fix this? Also I cant find a manual anywhere for the remote,

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You only need a video converter that can support the format. Leawo Video Converter is the top of all. It supports 180+ video and audio file formats as input and output, including MKV, WMV, FLV DAT, etc. As a powerful video converter, it has an easy-to-use interface, offering you linear and seamless converting experience with no frustration.

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You would have to convert the files to a DVD / BR disc with converter and then burn as a DVD or BR.
Media files are managed by CODECS. Basically code / decode. This means your PC will manage more types of files than a player which will only do a few types if any at all. If fact the CODECS are constantly being updated. Players aren't. gl

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