Leslie Wand
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i’m not sure that mpeg is actived in the trial version – i stand to be corrected…..
leslie
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bit vague….
logo, subtitles, bug, etc?
whatever, if it’s in the picture, your only option is to somehow cover it up.
back to being vague….
leslie
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you need to provide a video signal (or black burst) to ref in on 1800.
leslie
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you are using ntfs?
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for general speed and simplicity, you can’t do better than excalibur, though i’ve read ultimate 3 is equally as helpful.
as for external progs – well, whatever does what you need….
leslie
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hi kent,
now i see what you’re talking about….
good luck.
i would invest in vegas pro, which not only has tc, sub-clips, and a host of other time code based options, but also media manager.
i think for your requirements media manager would be perfect, though i do stand to be corrected since i don’t use it myself.
leslie
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curiosity….
what do you use it for?
before nle i used to have a hand held one which i used in our online suite when working with 1″, etc., but even that was generally for simple stuff like totalling edit durations, and the like….
leslie
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are you sure they’re going in the right plugin directory?
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move the files to your hd!
Sony Vegas 8.0, Ulead Video Studio 11, and Pinnacle Studio 11 support AVCHD. Mac users have support for AVCHD out of the box as the new iMovie ‘08 supports the format and Apple has also added AVCHD support to Final Cut Express 4. The Sony HDR-SR12 ships with Picture Motion Browser 2.0, a very simple video editor that won’t get you very far. Before you purchase software, be sure to research that it will accommodate the camcorder brand. Though AVCHD is shared between Sony, Panasonic, Canon, and others, each tweaks the codec just enough to ensure incompatibility with something you own.
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seperate video / media track, use horizontal wipe to reveal / hide as necessary.