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  I cannot obtain Cineform HD Neo codec

  Posted by Pawl Fisher on August 1, 2009 at 10:46 am

  hello,

  I just captured around 200 GB of HDV footage with Sony Vegas 7 (they are m2t files)

  I am trying to obtain Cineform HD NeoScene or HD or any of these programs that convert the m2t’s to lossless avi..

  I used one of the Cineform HD codecs before and it worked awesome.. But the trial ran out.

  So now a year later,, I am just trying to download a trial of ANY of these products that will allow me to convert these m2ts to a USABLE avi workflow..

  The cineform.com site is crazy. I filled out the info to recieve a trial download link in email. Got nothing. Tried other products with other emails.. Got nothing.

  Do they like personally approve companies to allow them to try their product or something? I just want to download a trial.

  This is crazy.. does anyone know of a free product that simply converts the m2ts into a fast lossless format ?

  I will pay the $129 for the Cineform Neoscene but I am not even sure the thing will send me a link. The idea of paying such a large amount of $ for a DOWNLOAD is crazy. Don’t they offer the software on a disc or something?

  Please, any help would be appreciated, I need to start editing this HDV footage for a deadline and the M2T is just way to sluggish

  -pawl

  John Rofrano replied 16 years, 9 months ago 2 Members · 1 Reply
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  John Rofrano

  August 2, 2009 at 12:31 am

  > The cineform.com site is crazy. I filled out the info to recieve a trial download link in email. Got nothing. Tried other products with other emails.. Got nothing.

  I haven’t had any problems. I got a trial link to Neo Scene shortly after sending the request. It wasn’t immediate but it was fairly quick.

  > I will pay the $129 for the Cineform Neoscene but I am not even sure the thing will send me a link.

  Save yourself some money and buy it for $99 from VideoGuys.com.

  > The idea of paying such a large amount of $ for a DOWNLOAD is crazy. Don’t they offer the software on a disc or something?

  You’ve got to be kidding! Do you think the software is worth more because it was burned to a 30 cent piece of plastic? You are paying for use of the intellectual property that went into creating the software. The CD adds nothing to it’s usefulness.

  ~jr

  http://www.johnrofrano.com
  http://www.vasst.com

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