?? about Sony blue-ray player

I looked at the setup for my player and this is a selection; BD Hybrid Disc Playback Layer with the direction ....Set the playback layer when using a BD hybrid disc. with the choice to select BD or DVD/CD. I am wanting create a slideshow of images in PRE11 no menu just a few transitions; how do I need to burn this ? I have a new computer with a Blue-ray burner. I have already created a slideshow dvd and it plays in the blueray player but I want it to repeat playing. I appreciate any help.
Sony Blu_ray discDVDPlayer BDP-S470

Hi Vesta
I am working on a more detailed answer to your DVD-VIDEO on DVD disc looping question. I have threads scattered about here and elsewhere. Several seeming to be success stories. I am just checking to make sure that they still work since it has been a while since I looked at them.
http://forums.adobe.com/message/2518188
What is the duration of your Timeline and how many times did you want the Timeline content to loop in the DVD-VIDEO on DVD disc playback?
There are 3rd party software that have been used successfully to take the Premiere Elements DVD burn to folder VIDEO_TS and add commands for the looping. But then you must find a 3rd party software for burning the VIDEO_TS edited for looping to a DVD disc. ImgBurn has been suggested, but I just want to make sure it does first hand. That pgcedit software and infoEdit.
pgcedit: http://www.wireshome.com/Geoff_Pell/Looping_%20DVD_using_PgcEdit.pdf
ifoEdit: http://www.techarp.com/showarticle.aspx?artno=421
If you had a Windows Live Movie Maker/Windows DVD Maker workflow, looping would be available in Windows DVD Maker.
http://lehsys.blogspot.com/2011/06/how-to-loop-video-using-windows-live.html
But, I do not know if that is all that advisable with your present project goals and the video editing advantages of Premiere Elements. Did you say that you have Windows 7 or 8 64 bit? Windows 8 no longer comes with the Windows DVD Maker.
Definitely the easiest way out is through the player controls. I checked out your Sony BDP-5470.
http://store.sony.com/p/BDP-S470/en/p/BDPS470#specifications
Under Function, did you try
"Repeat (All/1 title): Yes (All/1 title/1 chapter/1 track". Not sure what that is all about, but worth a look at.
Did you call Sony sales to see if you could get the definitive answer on looping playback with your Sony player?
More later.
ATR

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