Frage von HarryPotter:
Can you have a AVCHD file into a MPEG4, convert it to a normal DVD and burn them through the HDMI output of a current DVD player as a real FULL HD on a plasma or LCD output.
So I have the full 1080 (i) or (p) obtained
If synonymous on the DVD only has space for 30mm Studio
I would like to buy a blue ray burner and DVD / blue ray player still save
Greeting
Harald
Antwort von Quadruplex:
No.. You need an HD-DVD player and a good authoring program. Whether it's with a Blu-ray players would go, I do not know - someone else must be clarified ...
Antwort von azo+:
Can you have a AVCHD file into a MPEG4, convert ????? AVCHD is MPEG 4!
Antwort von Marco:
You can use the AVCHD format on a normal DVD as data disc and burn the product with the Playstation 3 as HD video playback.
Marco
Antwort von HarryPotter:
the data could be synonymous to an HDTV receiver and will be of this?
eg. Technisat HD S2 HDTV receiver, or Topfield 7700
somehow, I would like my own Uhrlaubsvideo filmed in AVCHD synonymous to an HD LCD watch, of course, after the cut on my computer.
Antwort von beiti:
There is a format for ACVHD on DVD media. You can burn it for example with Corel VodeoStudio 11.5 or with the Picture Motion Browser, the AVCHD camcorders Sonyseinen bat. To play you need, however, a BluRay player, simple DVD player with HDMI outputs can not read the format. The cheapest BluRay player is currently the already mentioned PlayStation 3
The difficulty, however, is cutting into AVCHD. Most programs convert the material to MPEG2, which is inevitably lose quality. The Programs of the camcorder manufacturers dominate Although a rough sorting of the scenes, but no exact cut-building and has no soft transitions, dubbing facilities, etc.
Nativ cut without loss of quality and output can only AVCHD video with Vegas Pro 8, but the hardware requirements for this are immense. So nix the opportunity for filmmakers.
Antwort von Mylenium:
somehow, I would like my own Uhrlaubsvideo filmed in AVCHD synonymous to an HD LCD watch, of course, after the cut on my computer. Well heartfelt condolences ... What of the others have said, this is currently largely hopeless. Apart of the software that you would ideally synonymous a video capture card, which the stream in real time via HDMI and decoded reads, for example one of the newer Blackmagic cards. Seest thou not that make you tired, because your calculator is continually s.Rumrechnen only.
Otherwise, the other but not really - AVCHD is in none of the two HD disc format specified. It may indeed be MPEG4, but except as a normal video file, it will be one way or not read. This is all completely free to interpret and ultimately only a matter of whether the manufacturer this feature in their players allow. Hence, it would have no role to play, on which medium you are in the player fütterst - DVD, HD-DVD, BD is schnurzpiepe. If you send it right with menus and chapter marks want, you remain nothing else eals s standard, according to H.264, MPEG-II HD or VC-1 transcoding and synonymous with enbtsprechenden programs as regular HD disc to burn.
Mylenium
Antwort von HarryPotter:
I have no AVCHD Camera, however, a 1080i LCD and now get junior.
Reasons enough to move, but where?
So do I search for a CameraLink which is better than my old DV tapes.
So I am on AVCHD attention.
Now I read synonymous of HDV. There are more than skin-Camera hard drive with this format.
The only important thing is that it is better than DV, 1080 must not be, perhaps 720p
HDV 720p is the same?, Can this material with U. Media Studio Pro 7 intersect?
Greeting
Harald
Antwort von Mylenium:
There are more than skin-Camera hard drive with this format. At least in the home rather unlikely. In the professional field, there's just to P2 or Direktabgriefen via HDMI / Firewire. Surely something synonymous with solving gimmick as a hobby to tinker with, but if no deien Live Camera feeds and supports only internal records, which falls flat.
HDV 720p is the same? No, not necessarily. Most European HDV cameras in the consumer sector because of the 1080i data rates. 720p is something for semi devices.
Mylenium
Antwort von beiti:
Well, if you have no AVCHD've had the theater, we can save.
Of course, then HDV is the better choice for you. If you have a camcorder with Firewire input select, you can cut back on film and tape off the camcorder via HDMI playback.
The tape is certainly not the most modern methods, but HDV on hard drive, there is unfortunately not officially. (JVC has a HDV compatible model in the program, but it is interesting for several reasons.) There is a lot for HDV editing software that is synonymous natively (ie without loss of quality) is working.
HDV comes in 1080i and 720p. But of the latter, I would, when it comes to private films is recommended. 1080i not only has better resolution, but the better synonymous motion representation (as are 50 fields and not 25 frames per second makes).
So my advice: Find you a nice HDV model with input (!) And you like to buy a proper HDV editing program. That is the amateur segment currently only sensible workflow, synonymous when cutting / editing and in HD quality to perform.
If someday BluRay affordable, you can still cut the new film capture and burn.
Antwort von HarryPotter:
Well, if you have no AVCHD've had the theater, we can save. I had already set in AVCHD, and synonymous to hard disk.
Thought that just because you (hard disk), the cut material on the hard drive can play back for friends and thus can perform.
Antwort von Marco:
Even for the PS3 would be a solution.
Marco
Antwort von Jan:
MPEG 4 to DVD? Then probably Divx? Everything else should be a normal DVD player does not accept synonymous. (MPEG2, AVI - Divx and if lucky - if lucky)
If you have then Divx 720x576 Resolutiongewählt-so do your worse shots again.
Your DVD recorder (very much), the material can inflate while, but not always good.
Only if you have the AVCHD files (usually MTS) on a normal DVD or a Blue Ray burning it - you have the full resolution. That
play again but only a Blue Ray unit (PS 3, BDP S 1 & S 300, etc)
That is the moment of compromise which many entries - HD video 1440x1080 or 1920x1080 to 720x576 but then burn and then again at 1080 P or 720 P Television anschauen.
VG
Jan
Antwort von beiti:
Well, if you have no AVCHD've had the theater, we can save. I had already set in AVCHD, and synonymous to hard disk.
Thought that just because you (hard disk), the cut material on the hard drive can play back for friends and thus can perform. Our life as a film could be so nice if the manufacturer more to us to hear. ;) But unfortunately there is not much of what we would like, although it would be feasible.
Your desire to back AVCHD hard drive to play, difficulty alone s.der fact that you ACVDH may not directly intersect. This is only a few years go when the computer is significantly more powerful. If the material for the cut in MPEG2 converted, is the AVCHD camcorder no longer understand. So to play back AVCHD mag in a few years may be useful, but today is not yet.
Prone would be close to the idea, instead AVCDH better to edit HDV on hard drive to save it. But this fails then s.irgendwelchen stupid standards according to which allegedly HDV tape only "allowed" is. Therefore, there is as yet only HDV tape camcorder with Firewire input, and only with them can be the full picture get back on tape.
JVC equips While the hard drive camcorder GZ-HD 3 E with an HDV-compatible mode (which is not officially classified as HDV to be described), but you can do HDV signal via firewire in real-time capture (ie not simply as data transfer, which much faster and was a main advantage of the hard drive could be), a DV input on the back playing on hard drive, there are not synonymous. So the JVC solution and not half not whole.
Antwort von HarryPotter:
I did look at the Sony PlayStation 3 (60 GB) viewed 500.00 - 600.00 ¬
even has Blu Ray, but think only time to read, not to burn otherwise would be an equal number of problems solved.
Now I have another synonymous SONY laptop with Blu-Ray burner found over 1000,00 ¬ when the now synonymous still has HDMI output but it would be a useful device.
Antwort von Marco:
"Your desire to back AVCHD hard drive to play, difficulty alone s.der fact that you ACVDH may not directly intersect." But you can. Often made. Also re-export to AVCHD. And on a network via a suitable player, memory card, internal hard drive, external hard drive, (data-)-DVD or BlueRay DVD player.
@ Harry Potter
You need not be accompanied by the 60 GB version of the PS3. The 40 GB version is perfectly adequate and cheaper (400 euro). And one of the possible solutions to the play is about, as mentioned above, such as synonymous an external hard drive. BlueRay is synonymous not a must.
Marco
Antwort von beiti:
But you can. Often made. Also re-export to AVCHD. I know for native AVCHD editing only Vegas (for around 600 euros). Are there still new in other ways?
And on a network via a suitable player, memory card, internal hard drive, external hard drive, (data-)-DVD or BlueRay DVD player. And what would be the appropriate player?
Antwort von Marco:
Whether there are still many other ways to cut natively, I do not know. Even I do it with Vegas. By Movie Studio Platinum (for about 100 euros), it is synonymous, at least feasible. So it goes ... ;-)
"And what would be the appropriate player?" As mentioned earlier: The PS3.
Marco
Antwort von HarryPotter:
Have found this device:
> Canon HG10 AVCHD HDD camcorder <
It says:
The video material is on the high-speed USB 2.0 interface to a PC. To edit and burn the videos, there is included a Corel Application CD-ROM with powerful software.
Is this a useful solution? (Corel Application)
Antwort von beiti:
The video material is on the high-speed USB 2.0 interface to a PC. To edit and burn the videos, there is included a Corel Application CD-ROM with powerful software. On the PC already, but not play back on the camcorder. I would assume that the bundled software Corel synonymous converts the material and not as an AVCHD output. Regardless of the software, the Canon camcorder to my knowledge no Rückspielung cut material.
"Useful" is a broad term. In good quality film can be with all these camcorders, and a transformation in MPEG2 quality is not synonymous leg fracture. Only your desire to cut the material
without the purchase of additional equipment back in HD quality to be able to perform, that's not true.
Antwort von HarryPotter:
"Useful" is a broad term. In good quality film can be with all these camcorders, and a transformation in MPEG2 quality is not synonymous leg fracture. 'm Ready synonymous throughout the material in MPEG2 to convert, then I can with my current software cut. (Media Studio Pro 7)
What I still do not cover:
If the material is now in front of MPEG2 720x576?
16:9 In 720 x 432 then?
or 960 x 576 but it comes of AVCHD?
my current software remains synonymous with 16:9 at 720x576 are, so just a black bar top and bottom is inserted. Then stay probably 720 x 432 left
When you consider that the LCD TV 1920 x 1080 are available, I can not imagine that a (useful) Picture can be seen.
Antwort von beiti:
You bring a few numbers mixed up. Perhaps you confuse the synonymous rectangular pixels in the video field; computers are known only square pixels.
720 x 432, there are like 960 x 576th
Resolutionwäre PAL-720 x 576 - no preference whether 4:3 or 16:9 (pixel aspect ratio is 1:1,07 and 1:1,42). Normal DVDs work with this resolution, but that does not want you more if you already have a Full HD TV did.
With HDTV, there is only the Seitenverältnis 16:9.
HDV works with either 1280 x 720 (pixel aspect ratio 1:1, ie square pixels) or with 1440 x 1080 (pixel aspect ratio 1:1,33) and always with MPEG2 compression.
Can be AVCHD 1280 x 720 (1:1), 1440 x 1080 (1:1,33) or 1920 x 1080 (1:1), depending on the device, and although with MPEG4 Compression. And there lies the problem, because MPEG4 worse cut than MPEG2 - hence convert many programs previously cut in order to MPEG2, but without changing the resolution.
Just because a program editing MPEG2 in PAL Resolutionbeherrscht, it may be still a long way with HD Resolutions bypass. MPEG2 and MPEG4 is a compression method and has nothing to do with the Resolutionzu. It is synonymous PAL Resolutionin MPEG4 compression, if you absolutely want. Has nothing to do with HDTV.
Antwort von HarryPotter:
Thanks beiti, am now again a bit next
because MPEG4 worse cut than MPEG2 - hence convert many programs previously cut in order to MPEG2, but without changing the resolution. If no change of resolution, it would be another MPEG2 as the material of a DV. My program could not cut it. (Media Studio Pro 7)
Has been of the opinion the MPEG2 can not be higher than 720 x 576 and that is why MPEG-4 was developed.
Harald
Antwort von Mylenium:
Has been of the opinion the MPEG2 can not be higher than 720 x 576 and that is why MPEG-4 was developed. Auf'ne true nature is already, however, was this an arbitrary limitation to a purely technical level - the matrix for the B-and P-frames was limited for performance reasons. Everything else works anyway regardless.
Mylenium
Antwort von beiti:
Has been of the opinion the MPEG2 can not be higher than 720 x 576 and that is why MPEG-4 was developed. Since my knowledge there is no connection. The first test broadcasts of Pro7 and Sat1 in HDTV, for example, were synonymous in MPEG2 and 1920 x 1080th Only later have the favor of the sender of the hour (ie, that hardly anyone even an HD receiver had purchased) and used at the beginning of regular broadcasting in MPEG4 converted.
But relating back to. The truth is that neither MPEG2 or MPEG4 format are cut friendly. Only were the camcorder manufacturers apparently believe that only with compression techniques bewegungsbasierten the high data rates of HD camcorders can cope. Thus, the data rate of HDV just as great as of the DV, and AVCHD takes slightly less than DV. But with increasing compression to increase the requirements s.den cut calculator, all in real time must decode and encode.
