Does anyone know about using AVCHD in a live environment? We're thinking
about taking a live feed from the cam's USB2.0 port, routing it through
Adobe's Visual Communicator to key out a green screen, and displaying the
resulting video on a large projection screen. I'm not sure if this is
Panasonic also has a hybrid camera -
http://www2.panasonic.com/consumer-electronics/shop/Cameras-Camcorders/Camcorders/Hi-Def-Camcorders/model.HDC-HS9_11002_7005702
The Apple Apps all have means to ingest AVCHD footage. Check
respective NLE software sites for AVCHD workflow info.
The Apple Apps all have means to ingest AVCHD footage.
Not quite true. The *newest* Apple apps support AVCHD, but with
limitations. The terrible (in my view) new iMovie 08, for instance
supports it, but not the better iMovie 6. If you have an older
version of iMovie or FCP, you're stuck. But
Hi Rupert and everyone,
I can add to this that i already used some months ago a achcd HDD from
Sony and it was a bit painfull, because you have to mount the hdd or
at list copy almost everything so that later on FCP 6 can make the log
and transfer. It transfers by converting it to a codec
I encountered this just the other day.
In preparing for a project, I talked to someone bringing a second
camera, who told me they were going to shoot on tape. I knew how long
the final video was going to be, so I was counting on, let's say, four
times that much space for the raw footage to take
Just to echo Rupert's comments, I use Sony Vegas and while I have not
worked in HD yet, I have been paying attention to AVCHD, since
Panasonic uses that as well. From what I know by checking on fourms,
etc Vegas does a really good job at handling AVCHD natively.
Depending on some factors you
I hadn't thought about running it with bootcamp. Good idea. Thanks!
I left my PC in London.
And Vegas Movie Studio costs even less than that - it's about $60-70
or £33. Incredible value for what you get.
It's a really good editing program for videobloggers - perhaps the
best one out there
Heath, do you have a link for Vegas on Mac?
I'm googling with no luck...
I'll keep trying...
Cheers,
Ron Watson
On May 9, 2008, at 8:59 AM, Heath wrote:
Just to echo Rupert's comments, I use Sony Vegas and while I have not
worked in HD yet, I have been paying attention to AVCHD, since
- Original Message -
From: ruperthowe
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And Vegas Movie Studio costs even less than that - it's about $60-70
or £33. Incredible value for what you get.
(snip)
Understand that there are *two* versions of Sony Vegas Movie Studio. The
regular version and the slightly more expensive
It's PC only, Ron - but Heath was suggesting using it on a Mac running
Windows via Bootcamp or Parallels.
Rupert
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Ron Watson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Heath, do you have a link for Vegas on Mac?
I'm googling with no luck...
I'll keep trying...
Cheers,
Hi Again!
That's a good idea, i will try inside Parallels and windows XP. that's
a good experiment and it should work.
And i really hope the Mac will catchup somehow with those AVHCD
cameras that are becoming completely popular. but at the same time,
the new iMovie is suppose to work ok
Just make sure if you have an HD camera and plan on getting the
consumer version of Vegas, that you get Movie Stutio Platium. That
is the version that lets you handle HD footage. They do sell a
cheaper version of Movie Studio but it doesn't handle HD but the
price point differance is so
I like Vegas so much that if I do get a Mac, I would still run Vegas
via bootcamp or Parallels. I've been using Vegas for over 2 years
now so if anyone has any questions about it, just let me know.
Heath
http://batmageek.com
http://heathparks.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com,
I ran Vegas 3 and 4 back in 2003-2005 then I got a mac.
Hadn't thought about dual booting with XP...
I'm going to be doing some DVD authoring, though, and don't know
whether or not I want to go back to Vegas.
I mentioned this a while back, but...
I'm looking at a 15 macbook pro (4GB) with
It depends on what you want to do, but in Vegas Movie Studio versions
it comes with a DVD burning application, DVD Architect. I like it, I
have made, what I consider some high quality DVD's with animated
menu's, chapters, etc.
Just more food for thought.. ;)
Heath
http://batmangeek.com
Editing AVCHD on PC natively is now possible without any issues in
Adobe Premiere CS3 with an add on from Mainconcept called MainConcept
MPEG Pro HDV 3.1.0.
You would of course need a fast Intel Core Duo 2 machine with at least
2.6GHZ processor and 4GB RAM plus RAID0 hard drive configuration.
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Canon blogger relations gave me the chance to play with a Canon HG10
last month. It's almost identical to the HV20, but records to HDD
instead of tape. You need a program that will capture AVCHD from it.
I don't really know what AVCHD means technically, nor do I really
care, but it seems only
Hi,
I am still using a miniDV HDV camera (sony hc1e), but the more recent
cameras either use HDD (internal hard disk) or memory cards (P2, SD
(very fast cards only), SxS, memory stick pro (from sony)).
I think there is none that can tape simultaneously for HDD+SD or miniDV
+SD, and on that
Ze's the man.
One thing that's worth noting - you might know this already - is that
with the Canon HV20 you can shoot in HD but choose to output from the
camera in Standard Def DV. Which is useful if you find yourself
having to cut on an older system that can't handle/capture/cut your HD
footage.
Right, that's what my main concern is. Having the ability to shoot either
in HD or SD. The HV20 does this, as does the HV30. Unfortunately neither
of those are available to record to an HDD or flash memory.
I was all excited about the new Vixia HF10 because it records to an internal
flash
yeah. sony sr11, seems to be more flexible in that regard, but i think
its also more expensive than canon.
http://www.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10551storeId=10151langId=-1productId=8198552921665291500
Format(s) Supported : HD: MPEG4 AVC/H.264 SD: MPEG2
That looks like exactly what we need. Thanks a lot!
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yeah. sony sr11, seems to be more flexible in that regard,
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