Why Has The Recommended Procedure Been Deleted?

heinz-oz · Post by **heinz-oz** » Mon Feb 26, 2007 1:30 am

And I thought JC had deleted it there too...

sjj1805 · Post by **sjj1805** » Mon Feb 26, 2007 1:41 am

He would have to ask!

cheetah · Post by **cheetah** » Mon Feb 26, 2007 5:05 am

O.K. Thanks for your responses guys!

ocular · Post by **ocular** » Mon Feb 26, 2007 1:01 pm

Sorry to see JCHunter not participating in this board. My video editing experience began with HD ( Sony HDR-HC3) and I was fortunate to find the tutorial and all the intricate settings peculiar to HD and mpeg. I wish to express my gratitude to the helpers here on this board.

The simplicity of the tutorial made up for the overwhelming complexity of video editing in general.

I understand Ulead's concern that such an engaging and publicly accessible tutorial that mentions bugs could adversely influence customers to not to purchase, so they need to take a defensive stand. Uleads comments would have more balance if they were seen to get involved with working thru software issues here on the forum. If anyone has had the experience of being involved with Videoredo support team you will understand. The respect this gains makes one very happy to buy the software.

toni1 · Post by **toni1** » Tue Feb 27, 2007 1:53 pm

Hello Steve J
Much interesting dscutions have been and are going right now on in the hd tutorial obout hd editing. It seems important to put back thread like an official ulead VS forum for easy acces

etech6355 · Post by **etech6355** » Tue Feb 27, 2007 4:49 pm

Ocular,

Sorry to see JCHunter not participating in this board. My video editing experience began with HD ( Sony HDR-HC3) and I was fortunate to find the tutorial and all the intricate settings peculiar to HD and mpeg. I wish to express my gratitude to the helpers here on this board.

John's tutorials were are great starting point with pictures to walk one through the process.

I was fortunate to find the tutorial and all the intricate settings peculiar to HD

I don't understand that statement unless your converting your videos to another format like WMV / Divx or Mov.
If your working with Mpeg2 video, Standard or HighDefintion the same rules apply when editing mpeg2 video. The only difference with HighDef Mpeg2 versus standard defintion the frame sizes and bit-rates are higher.
If your working with a SD project in VS using mpeg2 source files you set your "Project Properties" equal to your source material.
If your working with a HD project in VS using mpeg2 source files you set your "Project Properties" equal to your source material.
Then when you create your final video you goto "Share" -> "Create Video File" -> "Same As Project Settings".

There are no intricate settings peculiar to HD. They are standard hd-mpeg2 settings. The only intricate subject I've come across is most computers don't have the capability of playing back the HD-Mpeg2 correctly. This causes one to believe that they did something wrong in VS or steers the person in the wrong direction to solve his/her playback problems.
Most people try to use "Windows Media Player". That is a bad choice. To playback HD-Mpeg2 Video correctly on ones computer you need a HD-Certified Video Card AND a HD Certified Player.
Windows Media Player needs a HD Plugin to playback HD correctly. You have to buy the plugin and then setup WMP to use the plugin.

ocular · Post by **ocular** » Sun Mar 04, 2007 3:19 am

This tutorial has been put up on this link,

As stated by many for those newbies needing to establish a workflow for HD Video with Ulead VS 10+ with the minimum of fuss this tutorial is invaluable.

The extra dimension added by HD video is how to deal with the files so that they are useable. This tutorial goes into detail on how to downconvert to DVD compliant mpeg and DivX so that the video can then be used on standard hardware. Directions for frame size, bitrate, frame order (interlaced/deinterlaced/progressive) are well illustrated.

Editing High Definition Video
with Ulead Video Studio version 10+
by JC Hunter

sjj1805 · Post by **sjj1805** » Sun Mar 04, 2007 5:17 am

ocular
Please view:
From camcorder to DVD with VideoStudio
From camcorder to DVD with VideoStudio - Editing phase
Suggested workflow for VideoStudio by sjj1805
Video Product Tutorials

Working with HD is no different to working with SD with the obvious exception of frame sizes and bit rates. You still import, cut, trim, add transitions, titles and so on in exactly the same way.

toni1 · Post by **toni1** » Wed Mar 07, 2007 9:40 pm

The hd tutorial is a very good place to stay for a very long meditation

Post by **Ron P.** » Wed Mar 07, 2007 11:43 pm

I think that this issued has been sufficiently aired, and basically run it's course. Please follow Steve's links in his post (2nd prior to this one) for tutorials on video editing.

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