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The converse is also apparently true as well, namely, that many amateurs reject the notion of using sledgehammers to drive thumbtacks, a metaphor I may regret using, to represent overly expensive and overpowered tools to make home movies.įor the time being it truly does seem like there is no workflow to do what Tom, you, and others are asking for without applying the heavy guns.
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Many authors legitimately want to use it to produce event videos or other prosumer / professional content, and are quite rightfully underwhelmed by the amateur AVCHD NLEs which I embrace / endorse. No doubt a lot of our own disagreement arises from where we view AVCHD in this delivery mix.
As the tools expand and the markets expand, the distinctions will blur and many tools of one camp may indeed solve the needs of the other, but I believe this is like to stay segregated for the most part until costs drop a lot. My segregation is somewhat arbitrary, but it does recognize that the tools, costs, and complexities really do "cluster" around these two extremes. It is into this latter camp that I believe AVCHD applies, and into the former camp that BluRay applies.
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The second camp, those who want a delivery method for more amateur / less professional content, sacrificing one or more of the previously stated features (24p, 2+ hours, full Dolby surround, high bitrates, total navigation).
#Avc decoding plugin for nero serial number movie
I agree Steve, and have notionally segregated the authoring community into 2 basic camps: those who want the rich and complete delivery of all things "expected" in commercial HD disks, including 24p, full movie length play time of 2+ hours, full 5.1 (or 7.1) Digital Dolby, very high bitrates, and total menu navigation control I think it makes sense to start a new thread on "I want to make a BD-5/9 Disc" because right now we are mixing three options together: BD, BD-5/9, and AVCHD. Sometimes, I think we are being locked-out of cheap 24p to force the purchase of expensive tools. Right now to burn 24p material with 5.1 you have to add 2-3 pulldown - which kills the whole goal of 24p through to projection at 48p, 72p, 96p, or 120p. (Thankfully, 1080p25 should be able to be treated as 1080i50. I'm still not sure if the BD spec got amended for 1080p25 and 720p25. (But, may wind-up as ProRes 422 or DNxHD.) And, at 35Mbps, there is not only no quality advantage to H.264, the encoding time or MPEG-2 is much much shorter.Īnd, it seems the BD folks intended to force Region 50 to only use 24p. We want to use H.264 at High 5.1 or MPEG-2. In fact, those not coming from AVCHD - really shouldn't want to make AVCHD discs. If one is coming from 24Mbps AVCHD, HDV, or one of the XDCAM/P2 formats - one wants High 4.1, not only because it supports 25Mbps, but because High uses smarter encoding tools! Sony we know is at, and likely to stay at, Main 4.0. There may be some "esoteric" tools that can be tricked into doing these jobs, but if one wants to author BD, BD-5/9, or AVCHD discs like one can with current Apple or Adobe DVD tools - I don't think we are there yet.ġ) For example, there are ways to manually create a red-laser BD-5/9 disc that will play on the PS-3 and other BD players, but it takes more steps than "pros" are used to using with their tools.Ģ) When product claims to make AVCHD disks, they fail to be upfront about whether the are outputting Main 4.0 or High 4.1. (And, those who shoot 720p24 or 720p30 - a dead end too.) Looks like Tom and I are still out in the cold looking for something SIMPLE that will do what BD does for Hollywood - make 5.1 DD, 1080p24 movies, with menus. Larry - thank you for your detailed response. Maybe you don't have the updated version? Mine is 4.3.7.0. All of my other AVCHD players can navigate all the way down (PowerDVD, WinDVD, Total Media Theater) but Nero can't activate the final, 3rd layer. I have some AVCHD disks with a top men, a special features menu, and then a 3rd menu below Special Features (let's call it Deleted Scenes). There is only 1 slight limitation, which is that the Nero Show Time player cannot play beyond 2 layers of menus deep. Or, try clicking on the small Folder icon on the Show Time player control panel, and then doing "Play From Folder." and then select the BDMV folder containing the AVCHD authored disk. Try putting an AVCHD disk in your drive and then doing "Select Source" for that drive using the Show Time menu. I do have CoreAVC h.264 codecs installed but that should make no difference for this situation.
I am now wondering why it will not work on your system. Nero Show Time plays authored AVCHD disks on my system, including menus and navigation.
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