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https://www.smlabs.net/tsmuxer_en.html
https://www.videohelp.com/tools/tsMuxeR
https://www.softpedia.com/get/Multimedia/Video/Other-VIDEO-Tools/tsMuxeR.shtml
>>Anybody that works with avchd can’t afford to be with out TSmuxer!!
Um, sorry. I work with AVCHD, and I don’t get it. What exactly does this tool do for me?
Thanks.
Norman Willis
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>>3] Try changing your screen’s resolution it may just pop into view.
Norman Willis
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Hi John.
>>The next question you need to ask is how much memory that various versions of Vista 64 can handle because Microsoft is up to it’s old tricks in artificially limiting it’s OS’s to get you to buy the most expensive one. Vista Home Basic can only address 8GB of memory while Vista Home Premium is limited to 16GB of memory and Vista Business, Enterprise, & Ultimate can address 128GB.
Here is what I don’t get. Why limit Home Basic to 4GB of RAM, and then give people the option of clogging up their SDHC card reader slot (or one USB slot) with “Ready Boost” RAM? Why not just enable Vista Home Basic to read 8GB of RAM? Wouldn’t that make the product ‘better’, and better able to compete with Apple (to which they had been losing a lot of market share)?
Norman Willis
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My understanding is that the different manufacturers all use different bitrates for their camcorders, and some manufacturers even have different bitrates within their camcorder line. I do not know about Sony, but Canon puts a few different bitrates on the HF S10 (that are selected in a submenu).
The thing that kills me is that they did their bitrate calculations off of a Class 4 SDHC card, when Class 6 cards were already out. So if they had done the calculations for Class 6 cards (or other cards soon to be out with a rating that is even higher) we could have hypothetically had much higher bitrates!
Norman Willis
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Hi Mike.
Are cuts and dissolves the only options in Ultimate S?
Thanks.
Norman Willis
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Hi Mike.
One of the beauties of this whole AVCHD thing is that if one drops a few bucks for the 32GB flash cards, then even in the highest quality recording mode (MXP at 24 Mbps) one can get almost 3 hours of recording time before one has either to change the SDHC card, or else to shift to internal memory (which on the HF S10 is almost another three hours). So one can film for three hours at a shot without re-synching, and for six hours without having to change media at all.
But I just realized that I need a second set of SDHC cards, in case there is not enough time to offload and back up all the files during lunch, before any afternoon filming.
Norman Willis
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Hi Alan.
>>The file size difference between MXP & SP is about 3 to 1. File ratio between MXP & SP+ about 2 to 1.
I’m not Mr. Expert, but I agree with Eric. Hard drive space is cheap cheap cheap nowadays. Use the larger file size, especially if you are going to get a stronger workhorse.
Norman Willis
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Hi John.
>>For AVCHD use the Sony AVC Blu-ray 1920×1080-60i, 16 Mbps video stream template.
The Canon HF S10 has a 24Mbps video stream. Would I still use the 16Mbps? Or the 25 Mbps? Thanks.
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I don’t know much about it, but there is supposed to be some program called Debugmode Frameserver that is built to exchange files between Vegas and AE. It is supposed to be free, and excellent. Here is the link:
https://www.debugmode.com/frameserver/
I would appreciate it if you would please let me know how it goes, as I am hoping to acquire AE at some future point. Thanks.
Norman Willis
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>>It would appear that I would be gaining little by investing $120 here.. or have I missed something?
If you do any color correcting, it is also supposed to improve color space.