X3 & Editing 1080/50p Video

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Good luck with Edius -- it is certainly not cheap! In the meantime, I have sent you an email with my email address... I am mystified why there is no email icon for me, right next to the PM one... There is on my screen... :roll: :?:

EDIT: Nope! My email message to you just bounced. Apparently you no longer use your original Optus address. So I will send mine via a PM!!
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Thanks - got the e-mail, upated mine and sent you the clip. There are also bigger clips at VIMEO like this one - EDIT - WRONG LINK
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Sorry - bad link above (note: apparantly for "Std" users VIMEO transcodes raw footage tow 720p after a week) but here is a forum for them http://vimeo.com/groups/native1920x1080 ... videos/rss
and here is a direct link to a native 1080/60p (US vers of the Cam) http://vimeo.com/groups/native1920x1080 ... s/15648089
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Agree, and sorry for the wrong info. I only red the HD writer manual some months ago, and I remembered that there was a problem. When now verifying again I see that 50p is OK but the problem is that you need the camcorder to write back the edited video to the SD memory first. So, I think Ken will not be able to edit and save 50p with the HD writer.
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And I'm afraid he's right...! :cry: :evil: The Add method will not work to create a new template, and I tried it not only on the two computers on which I have X3 installed, but also X2 just to be sure. As jmone says, you only get the SD DVD default properties, which defeats me! Sorry... :oops: So it seems that X3 simply curls up its toes at replicating the format, even though -- again as jmone says -- it can play it just fine...
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erdna wrote:Agree, and sorry for the wrong info. I only red the HD writer manual some months ago, and I remembered that there was a problem. When now verifying again I see that 50p is OK but the problem is that you need the camcorder to write back the edited video to the SD memory first. So, I think Ken will not be able to edit and save 50p with the HD writer.
Odd - Using HD Writer, I can
1) "Copy from the Cam --> PC
2) Edit on the PC (without the Cam attached)
3) Save as a 1080/50p file to the PC just fine (no need for the Cam)
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Ken Berry wrote:And I'm afraid he's right...! :cry: :evil: The Add method will not work to create a new template, and I tried it not only on the two computers on which I have X3 installed, but also X2 just to be sure. As jmone says, you only get the SD DVD default properties, which defeats me! Sorry... :oops: So it seems that X3 simply curls up its toes at replicating the format, even though -- again as jmone says -- it can play it just fine...
Thanks Ken - it is what I had found but good to have it confirmed.....even if it is not good :(
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Ken Berry wrote:Good luck with Edius -- it is certainly not cheap!
You can say that again! V6 is also not out till the end of the month...
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[quote=Odd - Using HD Writer, I can
1) "Copy from the Cam --> PC
2) Edit on the PC (without the Cam attached)
3) Save as a 1080/50p file to the PC just fine (no need for the Cam)[/quote]

Thanks jmone, in that case I will have to re-read the manual (and use better glasses !). I uninstalled the HD writer sone time ago, but I think I will re-install it again...
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Re: X3 & Editing 1080/50p Video

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Hi Nathan

Regarding Direct X…try using the DirectX Redist (June 2010) option from

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/r ... FC422D1388

This should download a file, run the file to extract its content, save to a new folder on the desktop, then run DXSETUP.exe to install files.
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Thanks Trevor - did that... Did not help the issue however!
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FYI - X3 transocdes and burns these files just fine to both DVD and Blu-Ray (converts down to half rate from the original file to 14.4Mbps 1920*1080 (16:9) at 25fps AVC (PAL) (High@L4.0)(CABAC/2Ref Frames)). Good to know that I can distibute the format on both DVD and Blu (I have a burner and blanks for both formats). Shame I can not use X3 to exit and save the original footage :( in X3. So looks like I will have to for now:
1) Basic FIle editing in "HD Writer" and
2) Use X3 if I need to create a Disc (ether DVD or Blu)

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Mmmm burn a DVD in X3 from 1080/50p material and it does not look very good - lots of artifacts and judder....oh well... :(
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Re: X3 & Editing 1080/50p Video

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FYI - I've had a play with a few other options (Edius Neo 3, CS5, Vegas) but it looks like the "best" so far for supporting exporting 1080/50 or 60p (with smart render ! ) is Cyberlinks new PD9 though it may have some issues (see http://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/list/14176.page ).

I take it there has been no VS Update to handle outputing these files yet?

Thanks
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