Frage von tombo74!:
Hello!
I am perhaps not quite correct here, but perhaps one can help me. I want Quicktime Trailer in converting AVCHD so I get them by in my SD Card Panasonic BluRay player can play.
Kann mir da jemand recommend an inexpensive software? DV editing, etc. I do not need. It is purely about converting.
Had great, if I one of you "Freaks format" might help! Danke schon mal!
Antwort von pailes:
Toast 9 with the Blu-ray plugin may need to be.
Antwort von tombo74!:
And the folder structure on the SD Card as Pana cams produce?
Antwort von pailes:
I've have not even tried, but as far as I know, AVCHD largely with Blu-Ray compliant (partial or subset). That means you can AVCHD content of the memory card directly to Blu-Ray and transferred to a Blu-Ray player. Consequently, it should be with Toast 9 Possible being a Blu-Ray to the author and image content rather than on a Blue-Ray on a memory card to copy. Possibly. someone here knows more about it. Theoretically synonymous times directly from the makers of Toast inquire.
Antwort von Marco:
"But as far as I know, AVCHD largely with Blu-Ray compliant" As far as I know, this is simply wrong. The BD-compliant AVC and all the AVCHD format, which is already among the various camera manufacturers arg differently, differ too much as that AVCHD BD-compliant could be. There are only HD player, who can play AVCHD synonymous, such as the PS3. But this has nothing with the Blu-ray disc in BDMV format to do so.
Marco
Antwort von WoWu:
... and also lacks the whole JAVA applications ...
Toast 9 was the right tip.
Antwort von tombo74!:
Have in another forum to read that the SD card's folder structure needs, which they synonymous in the Pana-Cam gets, so that the trailer as a quasi-Cam Studio is located ... but then that is certainly different than with toast, right?
Antwort von pailes:
"But as far as I know, AVCHD largely with Blu-Ray compliant"
As far as I know, this is simply wrong. The BD-compliant AVC and all the AVCHD format, which is already among the various camera manufacturers arg differently, differ too much as that AVCHD BD-compliant could be. There are only HD player, who can play AVCHD synonymous, such as the PS3. But this has nothing with the Blu-ray disc in BDMV format to do so. Let's say so, I work in an industry where the official AVCHD and BD-ROM specifications are available, and the AVCHD - Standard
is a subset of BDMV. That is fact. The problem is simply the naming of the file name (8.3) and the bitrate used in AVCHD can be much higher. My Panasonic created a data structure on the memory card, as synonymous to a BDMV disc can be found. Among other manufacturers, I can say nothing, but AVCHD Is this a standard and I do not think he has such a large margin permits.
BD-J is obviously no part of AVCHD, but as I said, AVCHD is only a subset of BDMV.
Antwort von pailes:
Have in another forum to read that the SD card's folder structure needs, which they synonymous in the Pana-Cam gets, so that the trailer as a quasi-Cam Studio is located ... but then that is certainly different than with toast, right? What I wanted to say, the toast this folder structure should be created so precisely. Except for any differences in the length of filenames. As I said, I've not yet tried.
Antwort von Modellbahner:
hello, what you plan, you can only with original Panasonic Camera play cards as they come out of the camera, everything else is not, as has already been written, the structure is not true. I had a synonymous Pana player into consideration and with my dealer the unmöglichten attempts made. It was only the cards from the Pan Cam. Otherwise he does not accept video files. For photos, it is different. Now I use a Sony player and burn my files as AVCHD disc or an MPEG as a data DVD.
Gruß Bernd
Antwort von tombo74!:
Yes, I think, I must abandon my project ... wär so nice ...
Can you tell me with any reasonable solution, I burn AVCHD DVDs can be synonymous to high quality (1080p) as the original HD Trailer in Quicktime?
Antwort von Modellbahner:
Hello
tombo74! I use a regular DVD Burners synonymous of Blu-ray can read the burn of my AVCHD files in connection with the editing program
PowerDirector 7 Ultra. On all the AVCHD Apspielgeräten can you can then play your movies.
Gruß Bernd
Antwort von tombo74!:
Phew, expensive ... may be synonymous Nero?
Antwort von Modellbahner:
I can not say since Nero does not come on my PC.
Gruß Bernd
Antwort von tombo74!:
Yes, I can understand bissl. My problem is that I only movie trailers in HD on my LCD watch ... and for over 100 euros is already happig ... but thank you until here. Maybe I find what synonymous freeware moderate ...
Antwort von WoWu:
@ Pailer
AVCHD - Standard is a subset of BDMV. That is fact. So here comes a lot but now confused:
AVCHD is
not a "subset" of BDMV.
AVC/H.264, VC-1, and MPEG-2 are simply supported (approved) codecs, but otherwise have nothing, nothing at all but synonymous with BDMV to do and certainly not a subset of the specifications.
For the above problem:
The camcorder will not support BD-J and so there are no BDJO created.
BD-J JAR files can not be assigned to the BDJO.
As a result, which is synonymous clearly distinguishes the AACS.
In other words, there are quite a few distinctive characteristics, especially with regard to the nature and extent of the files to be used in a BD-environment.
But AVCHD is even tolerant when there is no subset of BDM (A) V.
(The shortcut should you so with a knowledge of the specifications make no trouble)
Antwort von pailes:
@ Pailer
AVCHD - Standard is a subset of BDMV. That is fact.
So here comes a lot but now confused:
AVCHD is not a "subset" of BDMV.
AVC/H.264, VC-1, and MPEG-2 are simply supported (approved) codecs, but otherwise have nothing, nothing at all but synonymous with BDMV to do and certainly not a subset of the specifications.
...
But AVCHD is even tolerant when there is no subset of BDM (A) V.
(The shortcut should you so with a knowledge of the specifications make no trouble) I'm sorry if I'm going to speak again resist (because you obviously synonymous a healthy understanding of the matter did). The AVCHD format standard that defines the same format / data structures / layouts directory, etc. as synonymous in the BD-ROM specification defined. While there are some extensions, but in general and this is the full AVCHD format standard in the BD-ROM standard. I know this because our own BD player solution synonymous soon will be used to play AVCHD content and this is only possible because of the AVCHD format s.Blu-Ray borrowed. Otherwise we would have to gross to make adjustments for AVCHD, but not what we do.
Caution: I am speaking here of the entire conscious AVCHD format specification, not only of the codecs used, or the like.
The only thing noticeable is that in the AVCHD format specification does not explicitly refer to the BD-ROM specification, reference is made, but already after a few superficial observations, it is obvious that there is massive overlap.
Antwort von WoWu:
I can not understand, because the whole infrastructure is lacking in HDMV AVCHD.
The relatively easy integration of H.264 files (as opposed to MPEG2) does not mean that the BD-ROM files are compatible as far as ... Nature and extent vary considerably.
Otherwise everyone would be synonymous camcorder a BR player and would all JAVA applications support (have).
(Deviations from herstellersprzifischen quite apart because of over J2EE to J2SE to J2ME everything possible for the manufacturers is called)
Also, the BD-J environment is totally different in AVCHD "knitted" and up to the first playback ", the index table (if you're ever in AVCHD, it can be) rebuilt. Of course, the clip information in the MPEG4 files ... only has the compatibility with nothing to do, because such details are available in all MPEG-based files.
So: Index BDMV, there are not in AVCHD. MOs nor Playlist must be re-created. Clip info will from MPEG file is extracted. Stream can be played. AuxDate are only partially (sound) available.
With the best will, I can not speak of compatibility.
Antwort von pailes:
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Antwort von WoWu:
We note: Not true,
you ask for
you noted ....
After all, is synonymous AVCHD only "almost" a subset ... a step in the right direction.
Somehow, we talk to each other ... but I'm glad to hear of you that all owners of AVCHD camcorder him as synonymous Blue-ray player can use.
Let us therefore simply try out every single ...
Antwort von pailes:
After all, is synonymous AVCHD only "almost" a subset ... a step in the right direction. Yep, I said yes s.of top of a
part or
subset of synonymous and did s.gesagt top of that there are some extensions, so you are not of a true subset can talk. Therefore "quasi". This does not change s.der fact that it nunmal an AVCHD format specification and this is now in most parts of the BD-ROM specification (up to certain concessions, such as BD-J).
As I said, I can not judge what others Manufacturer under the label "AVCHD" market, but I can not imagine that it is so far from the standard differs in that it is not in the BD-lane scheme can. But you can send me so happy times the respective AVCHD content from other cameras listed. I would be seriously interested.
Somehow, we talk to each other ... but I'm glad to hear of you that all owners of AVCHD camcorder him as synonymous Blue-ray player can use. If Blu-Ray a superset of AVCHD, then you can
not, of course, and I have not synonymous in my postings claimed. However, it should be possible, the data on the memory card in such a way that the camera can play, synonymous when the Camera is not the content itself has produced.
Antwort von WoWu:
To post back to the entrance to bring ..... It was about a Quicktime container, presumably with a? H.264? File again to convert a AVCHD compatible structure.
Your first suggestion was Toast 9 .... not an issue, this is a good solution, Blu-ray compliant structures.
If you have yet another method see ,.... so forth. I think everyone will appreciate it.
And then if the method works synonymous, one would have quite simply the whole yes synonymous to memory card and can play on a camcorder can see.
Such a method would be really interesting for all, especially when a lot so synonymous Money for the Blu-ray licensing would save. (My information is as 50,000 $) I do not know if that's true, but it would be a lot of money, because you would save.
But I think Toast is because even the tip was correct.
Antwort von Modellbahner:
Times I had tried something. Have fun
And it is yet! Back to the HF100
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Hello,
Like most of you know from various forums, I'm still on the lookout for a way to cut finished movies on my HF100 Camera back playing. Previously I had found no way, except with the Canon program ImageMixer3. This program is also wanting. Now, I have been able, with other programs edited videos (PowerDirector 7) back playing. The process proved very slow, for a 20min film about 3 hours. But it works!
To date: The finished with PD7 file was created as a "BDAV (for video)" in a folder. From here in the library of Image Writer Invite and then edit with the program (movie) and save it. Then, the finished files to the library. From here, it may then click the Camera zurückgespeichert be. After completion Camera off and then on again without the USB cable to the Playback mode. Then the video can be played.
Attention to the Camera Picture Monitor looks something funny somehow fits the format is not so true. On the flat screen TV, after setting the format, everything is fine. Also, I have the chip on a borrowed PS3 plays everything ok. Why in the Camera Monitor the format was not right somehow, no idea. But it goes!
Gruß Bernd.
From the Ruhr area Gruß Bernd
Antwort von WoWu:
@ Bernd
Of course, it is synonymous and it will somehow succeed in a proper file structure and restore the contents back somehow synonymous to generate ...
That is, the authoring program in its core.
They fill it with the contents of the menus and information about the content.
Generates But a new piece of content in the NLE and has given other than the encoded file, but it will be difficult, the whole structure "on foot" connection, which is the authoring program "on fly" makes.
Ultimately there is synonymous authoring tools, in which one between Blu-ray and AVCHD authoring choice.
In the little "trip" was actually just about synonymous extent HVCHD = Blu-ray is. That both the H.264 files after playing is clear.
