VisualStudio 11.5 Plus

[RetlawThcerbla]

I got an email saying "New VisualStudio 11.5 Plus" now available and can now :

Capture AVCHD, DVD, DV and Hard Drive models
Share video on DVD, HD DVD, Blu Ray Disk, Tape and Web
Blu-Ray burning
Author HD Videos on standard DVD in AVCHD and play on Blu Ray

This is all great, but I have some questions :

1) Do you have to purchase the upgrade if you have version 11
2) What kind of PC specs do you need (Chip, Ram, Video card) to play nicely with VisualStudio (Min spec normally dont play nice)

Thanks in advance.

[Michael_Mann]

Hi,

at first a big thanks for the response to my last question - Internet was the last days interrupted and I bought the upgrade Version from VS9 to 11.5+.

In Germany you'll get the complete package to 11.5+, 11 seems to be outdated. Corel offers a upgrade package free of charge to 11.5+ if you have bought VS11.

But I'm really disappointed about VS11 (and of course 11.5+). Surely it has some new and interesting features but it's not possible to make clean and smooth records with a analog TV-Card.
VS11.5+ isn't able to synchronize correct videos and loses frames, the clips jerks also if there are no drop outs.
You can't adjust the loudness in VS 11+ during a record (greyed out), the only record plugin comes from Intervideo and needs at least 75% of the CPU- and PC-Resources. There is no chance to make better adjustments in VS 11++, because there are simply no controllers, wdm drivers are not found, or better don't exists, in VS 11.5+.
A PC with a Pentium IV HT (2,6 GHz, 1 GByte RAM, more than enough free space on harddisks, very less autoruns) is therefore simply overcharged with these glitchy "features beyond any discussion".
Actual I'm digitize my Videos with VS 9 (without any problems and less than 40% resourcees) and import these then in VS11.5+ to produce DVDs because of some serious gliches in VS9's DVD-Authoringtool.

Sorry but I can't recommend VS11.5+ actual in any way.


Michael

BTW.: I hadn't used the Hotfix, because the installation of VS11.5+ had worked without any problems. Seems that I had bought the least new version of VS.

[sjj1805]

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