Frage von MacSeller:
AVCHD editing program which uses it under mac
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Antwort von Kino:
Why did you left out iMovie? No joke.
I had 'times without success (and just out of curiosity) tried a SD9 AVCHD material in my Final Cut Pro 5.1.4 to import (I update again s.Studio3).
Only via a detour through iMovie succeeded me to capture. The capture scratch, I could then Final Cut Pro to provide - is synonymous but then a *. mov.
More on the topic, I can not help AVCHD, except that the owner of the SD9 camera with Vegas (PC) cope quite well with his slightly older computer configuration the bottleneck in the workflow represents.
PS.: Are you with the AVCHD Canon thread in the forum happy?
Antwort von pailes:
Native AVCHD editing on the Mac is just my Premiere Pro CS4 possible. Motion and AE are not cutting programs, but compositing tools. Whether AE CS4 AVCHD editing, since I am not certain degree, but if it is the performance exactly as in Premiere Pro. Ergo, you either transkodierst, or you can climb on to Windows.
Antwort von domain:
AVCHD on the current levels is unworthy for my FC.
On standardized H.264 at higher levels and in particular H.264 intra-frame only, however, strong hopes, in particular, because a significantly accelerated processing is expected to:
"The latest generation of CPUs have with the full compression at I-only within a frame no problem, because they parallel computing processes in high-speed run. This makes I-Only synonymous much better for the nonlinear editing as the Long GOP method in which the parallel processing of data across multiple frames across a much more complicated. " from:
http://www.panasonic-broadcast.de/de/technologie//avc_3_intra_technolgie.php
Antwort von RickyMartini:
Fred belongs to the MAC forum! ;)
Antwort von deti:
The 'Fred' is
Antwort von amlug:
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Antwort von deti:
