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Re: Software To Edit High-Definition AVCHD Videos

Mark Robertson — Fri, 17 Aug 2012 07:30:54 -0000

Did you see the date of the post? Agreed that it may be misleading now - and we didnt touch upon the PRO version. Almost every video editing application available today edits AVCHD - but when this was published, that was not the case.

Re: Software To Edit High-Definition AVCHD Videos

Anonymous — Tue, 20 Mar 2012 17:39:09 -0000

A friend of mine buyed a Sony NX5 M camera that records as avchd. he recorded in full hd and I edited in a pc I recently made. it is a i7 3820 with 32 gb ram ddr 3, raid mode 0 (strip) 3x500 gb, video card leadtek nvidia gtx580 3 gb. have test it with pinancle studio and adobe premiere 5.5. it is hardly editable this hormat compared to any other format. as a note, in adobe and pinnacle I checked and cpu was always as 15 % and ram at 20%. video card is not the isue as well. the project renders fast, around half of the time of the movie (with transitions, chapters etc) but the editing is a nightmare. I can't belive that in so many years since the format apeared no one figured a solution to make it play normal.

Re: Software To Edit High-Definition AVCHD Videos

Svenja Schäfer — Sat, 14 Jan 2012 00:30:03 -0000

ja dann hoffe ich mal das "Der Svenja Film"bald fertig auf cd ist =)bitte!!!

Re: Software To Edit High-Definition AVCHD Videos

Wolfgang Schäfer — Wed, 21 Dec 2011 11:52:47 -0000

Ich habe gar nicht lange rum experimentiert und habe mir gleich das Avid Studio, “ehemalig Pinnacle“, gekauft -130€- Es hat alles was ein Hobby Filmeschneider braucht.

Re: Software To Edit High-Definition AVCHD Videos

Ari Iyong Prabuningantahbranta — Tue, 13 Dec 2011 18:04:26 -0000

Re: Software To Edit High-Definition AVCHD Videos

Daniel Gelson — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 01:00:52 -0000

I worked with AVCHD format this past weekend. it took me all of friday night to figure out how I was going to convert it to an editable format....without knowing which program could infact import/read/edit AVCHD. My friends CANON is actually a sweet little camera. It does what she needs it to do. However, I learned of a little program by Nch software called Prism Video File Converter. I was able to simply double click the mts file from the sd card...Prism opened and gave me options to convert it to at least 12-15 different formats. With that said I converted her short videos to.avi and then used windows live movie maker for windows 7 ultimate on an i3 3.0 gig acer laptop and rendered teh video without skipping sound. Everything stayed sync'd and we were able to view the video on a brand new 55" samsung led lcd hdtv in high def...even after converting the file to avi. I did try to convert it to wmv and it was faulty...where the picture stopped after 20 seconds and the sound continued. The sony blue ray player played the avi files from a CD even...my friend did not have any dvd's nor did we need more space than 500 mb's for her movie. She's a happy camper now. :-) I tried ulead video studio and avid pinnacle 15...both gave me issues just trying to import the files. Hats off 'this time' to windows 7 and windows live movie maker....never crashed...the output was flawless and I'm a happy camper too. keep in mind I'm not a hardcore video expert. All I was looking to do was cut, add captions a title and make one video from 7. Worked great.

Re: Software To Edit High-Definition AVCHD Videos

Sebastião Sefyu Sendor — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 06:08:44 -0000

You can't normalize audio in Studio. Useless!

Re: Software To Edit High-Definition AVCHD Videos

Благоја Василевски — Sat, 12 Nov 2011 13:41:21 -0000

Once you edit the AVCHD using Pinnacle 14.....in what format would the work be saved on the comp? I am experimenting with AVS Video Editor but the final project is saved as a "AVI" format. which I assume is a great loss in quality. What is the point bying a full HD cam if you cant create, burn and then watch in full HD. the cam I am using is a canon legria hf s20. she's a beauty. A program came with the cam called "Image mixer 3" which captures the AVCHD and stores it as a AVCHD. But unfortunately, the edditing options is poor. Only options it offers is adding music and titles. No special effects such as transitions etc.

Re: Software To Edit High-Definition AVCHD Videos

Paxton Pronojit — Mon, 07 Nov 2011 07:14:36 -0000

SONY VEGAS is best for me...its quality is so good.

Re: Software To Edit High-Definition AVCHD Videos

Stephen Max — Sat, 22 Oct 2011 18:58:06 -0000

SONY VEGAS 10 PRO OUTPUT 1080P RENDER BEST QUALITY RENDER WMV 10, AND ADOBE PREMIER CS4 OR 5 EXPORT MP4 H264 1080P 30 FRAMES 25 FRAMES OR 24 FRAMES DJ IMAXX FILMS.
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Re: Software To Edit High-Definition AVCHD Videos

Lawal Sani Kona — Thu, 22 Sep 2011 05:17:03 -0000

well after reading the posts from this site I rushed out for pinnacle studio 14 ultimate, what do I get choppy videos before render even the that is what I have converted to mpeg2! for pure and clean AVCHD editing all I get for my attempt is a two minutes in twenty four our rendering process, considering that I am using a dell Studio 1555 laptop with a four gig ram serves me right for attempting to be an early adopter in the african interior abi?

Re: Software To Edit High-Definition AVCHD Videos

Rebecca Hayes Yurkanin — Tue, 06 Sep 2011 16:13:05 -0000

I think I found the solution to my hd video editing problems. Probably going to go with a newer version of pinnacle that works with HD and SD cards.

Re: Software To Edit High-Definition AVCHD Videos

Nitin Sharma — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 11:52:41 -0000

no its nt difficult sir

Re: Software To Edit High-Definition AVCHD Videos

Paritosh Das — Mon, 29 Aug 2011 11:23:41 -0000

tanks

Re: Software To Edit High-Definition AVCHD Videos

Jodi Bernicky — Mon, 22 Aug 2011 20:52:08 -0000

Thanks for this article--I thought I was going crazy! I've had no luck editing in Adobe Premiere, a program I truly love but will have to abandon.

Re: Software To Edit High-Definition AVCHD Videos

Steven Lang — Sat, 20 Aug 2011 10:31:30 -0000

I have AVID and its a dificult program and glitchy..Studio is a better program.

Re: Software To Edit High-Definition AVCHD Videos

Nashid Nazeer — Thu, 04 Aug 2011 20:17:40 -0000

ya its good.

Re: Software To Edit High-Definition AVCHD Videos

Tony Wu — Thu, 28 Jul 2011 07:58:44 -0000

That's cool. But I always use this AVCHD Video Editor(http://wannasoft.com/AVCHD-... to help me edit avchd mts/m2ts video files. Works also great.

Re: Software To Edit High-Definition AVCHD Videos

Niyaz Samad — Wed, 20 Jul 2011 14:21:12 -0000

v good

Re: Software To Edit High-Definition AVCHD Videos

Roshan Panjwani — Tue, 12 Jul 2011 01:37:10 -0000

good

Re: Software To Edit High-Definition AVCHD Videos

Talha Masood Tufail — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 09:09:53 -0000

how its work.

Re: Software To Edit High-Definition AVCHD Videos

Bammidi Santosh Kumar — Sat, 25 Jun 2011 13:38:50 -0000

good

Re: Software To Edit High-Definition AVCHD Videos

Arnon — Tue, 22 Mar 2011 13:36:36 -0000

Regardless of editing software : The most important parameter is the system requirement
You have to have a killer pc with a monster processor something most owners of pc don't have unless purchased with video editing in mind....

Re: Software To Edit High-Definition AVCHD Videos

Kyle Murphy — Wed, 02 Feb 2011 03:06:25 -0000

Hi Tim,
Although this post may be old, I was right on par with your frustration just a few days ago. I saw this post, tried Pinnacle 14 which is the newest one now I believe, and YES! I was totally impressed after having Premiere and Cyberlink both totally fail me. AVCHD literally drag n drop into Pinnacle and it is smooth. Not sure what to do with Premiere now but definitely loving Pinnacle!

-Kyle

Re: Software To Edit High-Definition AVCHD Videos

Kyle Murphy — Wed, 02 Feb 2011 02:56:34 -0000

AMEN.
Thank-you Mark. I was having the worse time trying to edit/convert footage in the AVCHD format. Windows Media player would play the file smoothly, even off my SD card. But when I went into the editing rink, Premiere let me down big time. Cyberlink was better, but still horribly choppy, had the hardest time syncing audio w/ music. I read your suggestion and WOW! Pinnacle Ultimate 14 is not only completely smooth, but renders transitions in bg without a hitch. Maybe cuz I have quad-core, but running w/ onboard graphics so nothing fancy here. I practically tried to make it crash and it just wouldn't. This is how it should be. You can literally drag and drop your AVCHD file from your memory card right into the timeline and start editing... not that I recommend that but it's pretty nifty. Once again, thank-you for simplifying my life, I feel like I owe you a beer or something.

-Kyle