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Frage von zoomerHD:


Hi,

I rel. new in the matter and I bought a Panasonic SD66 to produce simple videos of the development of my children.

The videos are on de SD card as before. MTS file and I can edit it with the wonderful MoviMaker of Windows 7 and save it as a HD in wmv format, or burn a DVD.

Since I have no Blue Ray player for my HD-capable television have and (s.Television via HDMI) the quality of the camera directly with playing video much better than the DVD, I'm looking for a way to my threads. Wmv files into a. mts (m2ts) to konverieren formats, copy to SD card and play with the camera.

Unfortunately, I've found so far only contribution to the opposite way, so. Mts to avi, mov, etc. Does anyone have an idea or does it basically not at all?

Thanks
Marcus



Antwort von crassmike:

(It is not), because the camera next to the. MTS files or other files for indexing some stores, it needs to correct playback. The cheapest solution would be connected to the television via HDMI cable s.die computer graphics card.

Another cheap way is der Media Player of Hama, der spielt aber nur:
Quote: der Media Player of Hama, der spielt aber nur:
Supported video formats: DivX / MEPG 1/2/4; IFO / DAT / XviD / VOB der Media Player of Hama, der spielt aber nur:


MfG



Antwort von zoomerHD:

ok. Thanks for the info, then I will look for an appropriate media player can not only spend this MoviMaker wmv format, or another editing program.

Thanks
Marcus



Antwort von HolgerH_2:

"Crass mike" wrote: It is not because the camera next to the. MTS files nor for indexing some other files stored, it needs to correct playback.

It's probably because you can with programs such as multiAVCHD http://multiavchd.deanbg.com/ generate the appropriate structure. The way an HD Media Player is certainly more comfortable.

Greetings
Holger



Antwort von Alf_300:

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Antwort von crassmike:

@ HolgerH_2:
Thanks for the correction, I knew not .. still synonymous

"ZoomerHD" wrote: or another editing program.
I've used usPower Director. If you are looking for something priced around 50 ¬, is the deluxe version quite OK. Can not hold a Blu-Ray with this release, burn and 64 bit support Gibts synonymous only in the "Ultra" version. But otherwise really useful program ...

MfG