Frage von Fr0stbeule:
Hello,
I am looking for a easy to use editing software that supports AVCHD.
"Smart Rendering" would (synonymous for H.264 material) is highly desirable, ie, cutting without re-encoding of the film material should be possible.
MPEG2 support have all Manufacturer meanwhile, is not it?
Important additional features: Nachvertonen, transition effects, flashes of images or written, possibly as noise filter, etc.
What can you recommend? Experience?
Antwort von Bruno Peter:
Do you already have a high-performance PC for AVCHD native-DV editing?
Antwort von Container:
Ask the WoWu who called you to several programs that have little to no cost, all the desirable features provide no PC needed leadership and otherwise synonymous eierlegende Wollmilchsau are. Regarding AVCHD ...
Antwort von jansi:
Maybe this helps?
Editing software for AVCHD
Antwort von Bruno Peter:
The wowo but wrote:
.. I write 'not at all. Yes I know that since the solutions are still very unsatisfactory and it is with some compromise must be friends first.
Antwort von wolfgang:
So just this thread where I would not do - that was one of the strangest threads.
Hello,
I am looking for a easy to use editing software that supports AVCHD.
Facts:
Nativ go with
- Pinnacle Studio 11 (semi-good performance)
- Vegas Movie Studio 8 (no output to AVC possible)
- Vegas 8a (synonymous output AVC mögich)
- Canopus Edius 4.5/Neo (bad Performans native)
About Intermediates go with
- Canopus Edius / Neo (very good intermediate Canopus HQ codec)
- Vegas 8a (brings the Cineform codec with)
- VdL (converts to mpeg2, native is more of poor performance)
- Apparently synonymous various Mac products
"Smart Rendering" would (synonymous for H.264 material) is highly desirable, ie, cutting without re-encoding of the film material should be possible.
That's so far in any single product, which is priced reasonably bearable s.Markt available.
BEFORE you purchase an AVCHD-unit as the ideal purchase advice to read:
http://videotreffpunkt.com/thread.php?threadid=4686
And yes, a fast PC is necessarily useful for AVCHD (2-core, more 4-core).
Antwort von Quadruplex:
Time in
Antwort von Fr0stbeule:
A fast PC is not a problem, so to speak, I sit on my own data;)))
Ulead Video Studio seems to be well suited for AVCHD too, can anyone confirm this?
Antwort von wolfgang:
In the latest versions can Ulead VideoStudio synonymous the AVCHD editing - but I hardly know people who use this software for this purpose. Is simply too little performat - unless, you use the proxy files.
Nee, please purchase times the advice to read, then find the solutions that work well today, halfway to the PC world taken together.
