Danny Hays
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You can render all the HD clips in your project to DV widescreen which will edit very easy. Do all your editing with these DV files and when your done and ready to render, Go to your project media tab and right click on each DV file and replace them with their HD version of that clip, and then render.
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I have two computers, HD camera and cable box connected to 46 in Samsun LED HDTV, all looks great.
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I would uninstall all BlackMagic accociated programs, Remove the card from the computer, Delete all Blackmagic folders from your program files directory, try it in a different slot on your motherboard. I have the Shuttle, with the same software and have never had a bluescreen issue with it. I’m on Win ulltimate 64 bit. I also monitor this forum and don’t recall Win 7 64 bit ussues with that card. If it has the same problem in a different slot, I’d send it back for a replacement.
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Your not seeing 1080 60p from the timeline of Vegas. Have you played the file with wedia player 11 or classic? If your into seeing the gaps between 24 fps, there’s a setting for that, or mayby it’s not the camera for you.
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Do you have a wired usb mouse you can try for a bit? Just to see if it’s a mouse issue or not.
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Youtube and Vimeo, no as of now, Don’t see it coming either, too few viewers for the bandwidth req. But 720 60p is a bluray supported format, and I heard you can with a blu-ray burner, can burn about 20 min of HD on a regular DVD with Vegas. I’m not sure if a 1080 60p data DVD would play it or not. If your computer plays them and your DVDrom is fast enough,,, I gotta try that. I personally hate visable interlacing. I do alot of chromakeying and progressive is the only way to go when doing that. The TM700 at the 60p setting gives you (depending if you setup the camera right, good lighting and fast shutter speed) 60 perfect pictures every second and Keys fantastic.
The chromakeyer in Vegas without perfect lighting is useless in my opinion. After Effects in versions 7 and later come with Keylight. Keylight is top notch. Again, let us know what you do and think. It will help other readers here and the Cow. Moooo! -
As far as the 24p, I haven’t tried it since the 60p looks so good. I can always render to that from the 60p, but have a higher quality file for other format renders.
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Oops I forgot. right click on the Vimeo video and click on (Watch in HD on Vimeo) in order to see the download button. Enjoy
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Hi Angelo Mike,
I found an easy way to send larger files than any email service permits. I have uploaded a file 1080 60p.mts to Vimeo. With a Vimeo, (Non Plus) accaount, you can uplaod a file and for two weeks I think allows you to download that file before they re-encoded it to 1280 x 720 mp4. Here’s that Vimeo link.Scroll down a litle and click download, and it should still say 1920 x 1080 .mts. Download the file.
So you can see how it edits in Vegas, I embedded a pic on how to make a custom project settings template since Vegas doesn’t have one to handle the 60p. This is just the video tab. On the audio tab I switched the audio to 48K and if you change it from stereo to 5.1 surround, and dropp this file on the timeline, all 6 tracks show up. The onboard mic is by default set to 5.1 in the touch screen menu.
To play back this file try Win media player 11. If it stutters, try media player clasic, which doesn’t come with Win 7 Ultimatte 64 bit, so here’s a link for a free download if it.
https://sourceforge.net/projects/guliverkli/
Every PC is diffferent. My buddy has a six core WIn 7 64bit Premuim and his plays the .mts files perfect with MP11 where my Win 7 Ulltimats 64 bit won’t, but does with media player classic. Either way the camera plays the files flallessy as does the HDWriter software that comes with the camera.
If you want to render at 60p, you will need to make custom render settings as well. I’ll post pics if you need on how to do that.
Please post back and let everybody know what you think.
I hope this helps, Danny Hays -
That comp will handle AVCHD fine, although I would upgrade Vegas to Pro 10 as it handles AVCHD better.