[Jeremy Phillips]

Hi,

Yes I thought about that and that would seem the best way for the pc. How would you recommend I do this? I have access to Sony Vegas 9 which I know handles native AVCHD but what settings would be best to export this to AVI.

Thanks
Jeremy

PC Spec
Intel Core 2 Quad Q8400 2.66GHz
4GB DDRII 800
ASRock N7AD-SLI
Gigabyte NVidia 9500GT 512mb
2x HP L2045w DVI Monitors
M-Audio Delta 66 Sound Card

[Jeremy Phillips]

Thanks for your help!

What I was getting at was whether I could go back to editing the original timeline with the source files laid out. In premiere as it is a separate sequence you can always easily go back and tweak them if one isn’t quite in sync for example. What would annoy me is if I had multicam editing an entire show and realised one camera was very slightly out and I couldn’t go back and edit it.

I usually use 4 cameras on a shoot although I have sometimes used a couple more on big shows. I have been happy with premiere but I was looking more into vegas as one of my cameras is a sony sr12 which shoots in avchd. I haven’t been able to find the best way to edit this with my normal dv footage from the other cameras, hence wanting to look at Vegas, a sony product!