All I can think of is to write a Blu Ray disk and play that in my DVD player. I am trying to understand the value of shooting my Sony A5100 in AVCHD or XAVC S in terms of being able to watch these videos on my home TV without just using the camera connected to the TV. Thanks to all of you for your suggestions and for helping me figure out an easy way to play my movies on our TV. But the big jump in quality was from the 1040x1080 MP4 to the AVCHD. I had filmed the same short clip for all 3 to compare and my husband and I could definitely see a big improvement from the low quality MP4 to the middle quality AVCHD but we also could see parts of the movie such as a patio chair that had cross-hatching on it where the XAVC S was clearly a little sharper. Plus there's a receiver that the DVD player goes into via HDMI and then out via HDMI to the TV and external speakers.Īnyway, all 3 movies played with no problem and very easily! I was quite surprised that the XAVC S movie played.
We have a fairly new Sony DVD player although it only says it can play MP4 and AVCHD.Īnd we have a fairly new Panasonic plasma 1080p HDTV.
I finally got around to trying the idea of putting a flash drive with my Sony A5100 movies into our Sony DVD player to play them on our home TV.
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