tl;dr: .ogm with subtitles to a more common format, without quality losses or anything.
I got a Panasonic BD75 BR player and an external HDD a while ago. The player has an USB slot, so I decided to put all my media on the HDD and connect it to the player.
The supported formats according to the official technical descriptions and some reviews are: AVCHD, DivX, DivX HD, JPEG, MKV, MP3
It plays nearly all my video files, downloaded ones and self-recorded ones.
But I got a bunch of .ogm files which the player doesn't even try to play, their filenames are just displayed in grey, they're not selectable.
These files contain one audio track and subtitles in two languages. I tried nearly any combinations of options in Handbrake (file format, video codec etc.), with no satisfying results.
Either there's a massive quality loss, or the subtitles are missing, or it's possible to select and start the videos but they stop playing immediately.
The player of course supports multiple languages and subtitles, btw.
According to VLC, the video codec is "MPEG-4 Video (DX50)" and the audio codec is "A52 Audio (aka AC3) (a52)"
Of course I also tried other converter apps, but I got the same problems.
I got a Panasonic BD75 BR player and an external HDD a while ago. The player has an USB slot, so I decided to put all my media on the HDD and connect it to the player.
The supported formats according to the official technical descriptions and some reviews are: AVCHD, DivX, DivX HD, JPEG, MKV, MP3
It plays nearly all my video files, downloaded ones and self-recorded ones.
But I got a bunch of .ogm files which the player doesn't even try to play, their filenames are just displayed in grey, they're not selectable.
These files contain one audio track and subtitles in two languages. I tried nearly any combinations of options in Handbrake (file format, video codec etc.), with no satisfying results.
Either there's a massive quality loss, or the subtitles are missing, or it's possible to select and start the videos but they stop playing immediately.
The player of course supports multiple languages and subtitles, btw.
According to VLC, the video codec is "MPEG-4 Video (DX50)" and the audio codec is "A52 Audio (aka AC3) (a52)"
Of course I also tried other converter apps, but I got the same problems.