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AVCHD files lag on Adobe Premiere Pro
I have a canon camcorder hf r306 which when you want to record in full HD 1920-1080 the file then turns into an AVCHD which is not capable with the mac.
So I convert it with the trial version of ClipWrap 2 which works great, but the problem I’m having is when I want to edit using APP and others like Imovie and FCP it seems to be very laggy and is very frustrating to get perfect editing done.
And what I don’t understand is when I use my Nikon D7000 which I also record in FULL HD works perfectly fine in MP4 with no lag what’s so ever. Any Idea on what the problem might be?
Thank you.Imac Specs
Intel Core I3
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4 Replies
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Here’s a guess…
Quicktime is a 32bit media container.
By wrapping your AVCHD in a QT it actually makes AP work harder.
Have you tried the AVCHD natively in PPro, ot clip wrapped?
Alex Udell
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I have not tried putting the AVCHD files natively in APP with out clip warp, because I have convert to MP4. Is there another way?
A News Graphic Lover
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Can you just use PPro Media Browser widow to navigate to the raw media folder?
is this in a folder structure from a camera card/drive?
Alex
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Yes, the AVCHD files are located in the camera drive.
A News Graphic Lover
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