Speed reading older topics and reading lots of good stuff by our forum members, I was able to fix the audio sync issue and create my first AVCHD disc using regular DVD writer.
I render the 1920x1080 clips using Sony AVC(.m2ts). The finished 28 minutes clip in .m2ts format had problem(more likely just a playback software issue) with audio being out of sync. I ran tsMuxeR and fixed it(it was fast). I then used tsMuxeR again to output the fixed .m2ts file to AVCHD. I then followed david_f_knight advice and used imgburn to burn the folder to regular DVD.
The finished DVD was recognized by the PS3 as AVCHD Rom by the PS3 and it played fine(no menu of course). It also played fine on my PC by just selecting the .m2ts file.
EDIT: I didn't mean to start a new topic. I was responding to one of the AVCHD topic but hit post new topic instead of reply. Mods please accept my apology. Newbie here and excited about VMS 10 even if it requires a workaround here and there.
I render the 1920x1080 clips using Sony AVC(.m2ts). The finished 28 minutes clip in .m2ts format had problem(more likely just a playback software issue) with audio being out of sync. I ran tsMuxeR and fixed it(it was fast). I then used tsMuxeR again to output the fixed .m2ts file to AVCHD. I then followed david_f_knight advice and used imgburn to burn the folder to regular DVD.
The finished DVD was recognized by the PS3 as AVCHD Rom by the PS3 and it played fine(no menu of course). It also played fine on my PC by just selecting the .m2ts file.
EDIT: I didn't mean to start a new topic. I was responding to one of the AVCHD topic but hit post new topic instead of reply. Mods please accept my apology. Newbie here and excited about VMS 10 even if it requires a workaround here and there.