Douglas Spotted eagle
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here it is repaired.
Douglas Spotted Eagle
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Apple nor Adobe wrote the AVCHD spec. Sony and Panasonic did. That gives Sony an advantage, doesn’t it?
not in the *least.* Not at all.
It’s that sort of assumption that seems to be driving your points in the post, Sebastian. Not only would it be illegal for Sony/Panasonic to have that advantage, but it’s a mistake to think that whatever says “Sony” communicates with other Sony gear. Why do you suppose Sony Vaio’s have Adobe Premiere on them, and have had for years? Because Sony can buy Premiere cheaper as an OEM from Adobe than from Sony Creative Software.
They’re completely, utterly, totally unrelated. As are most corporate umbrella corps.
Back to your ‘puter.
Couldn’t tell you why your system crashes with AVCHD with c vs b.
You open a b project in c, and it crashes?Douglas Spotted Eagle
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Great rant.
I’ve been using it for a couple months almost exclusively with AVCHD, both long and short form, and no hitches that you report. The worst hitch there has been was a bug with the trimmer and new tools.
Perhaps your system has flaws? My Macbook Pro, several desktop systems, and an older VIAO dual core are all/have all been running AVCHD on them. SR12, CX7, CX12, Panasonic SD5 footage.
Not doubting your issues, but at the same time, it seems like there is more to it than what you’re presenting.
Perhaps we’re really lucky. We have 7 editors all working on 8c…that have been for a while now.
And…when you find *anything* that edits AVCHD “like HDV” or any other format…you let the world know, K?Douglas Spotted Eagle
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Reuploading now. YouTube somehow munged the audio, it’s happened before. They’ve got a new secondary audio feature that seems funky.
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Douglas Spotted Eagle
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As previously mentioned, you can use Raylight, which is a painless method of using DVCProHD in Vegas. If you’re desperate enough to use that camera and really want to use Vegas, then a small investment in a great tool like Raylight is warranted.
Please don’t copy threads and paste them all into a new one? Aside from eating bandwidth, it also becomes very confusing to follow. Much easier if you bump the old thread.
Please note that Vegas works well with footage from just about every other camera manufacturer there is other than the Panasonic proprietary formats.Douglas Spotted Eagle
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I don’t have access to VMS right now, but can’t you render to a deinterlaced format in VMS? I know for certain there are progressive templates.
Douglas Spotted Eagle
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Disable scene detection/DV control.
Douglas Spotted Eagle
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No, it will not. It’s probably safe to say that Vegas will never support DVCProHD; Panasonic will not allow Sony to purchase their SDK. Search this community for more information.
Douglas Spotted Eagle
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did you recently change up your DivX decoder? If so, that’s the problem. Vegas depends on an independent decoder.
Douglas Spotted Eagle
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