difference between hd editing and regular video camera editing
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April 24, 2009 at 6:06 AM #43992
Anonymous
Inactivei see a lot of post about “hd editing”, “formats” a lot of different things of that nature and im wondering if i buy one what will be different about editing. i use sony vegas pro studio 9? would i still be able to import videos the usual way or what would i have to “import hd video”. basically im wondering if having a hd camera would change a lot of things besides good video footage. i was thinking if i had one i would just shoot a video and that be it but with all these post im thinking its going to change the whole way i video edit. can someone please fill me in?
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April 24, 2009 at 1:17 PM #184347
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ParticipantAre you using Vegas Movie Studio 9 or an advance copy of Vegas Pro 9 (they are different).
In either case – they both edit AVCHD and HDV well IF your machine is powerful enough (Core 2 Duo at least) and has enough RAM (2 GB min). The minimum system requirements may not say this but it has been my experience with Pro 8 running on a Core 2 Duo/2GB machine which was OK (not great – barely passable).
If you’re having problems with AVCHD, VASST sells a cheap utility called UpShift which converts MTS files into M2T which are much easier to edit and keep just about all the quality.
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April 24, 2009 at 6:57 PM #184348
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Inactiveyes i use sony vegas movie studio 9. well i just upgraded to 3gb ram a month ago and i dont have a core 2 duo processor. i have an intel pentium processor. i should upgrade my processor also??
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