Decompression of AVCHD?

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• First Pro CC is supposed to work correctly with AVCHD?

  I have recurring problems trying to edit with AVCHD. I have a processor 17 imac with 8 GB of ram. I'm on Yosemite 10.10.5. Whenever I try to edit AVCHD, video has frame jumps to the Middle the clips which were divided when recorded. Sometimes an audio of another element is automatically joined with the video clip bad when I drag from the project panel into a timeline.

  It's really supposed to be this much trouble? I also clip numbering issues when I get my SD card in first. It will start turns off fine recording with file 000. MTS, but sometimes after obtaining a random number in the sequence of the clip as 004. MTS, it will make a new clip go back to 000. MTS everywhere and I'll absent fottage because it will overwrite the clip that was supposed to 000.mts. None of this happens as the clip after that 004. MTS is 005. MTS in the finder window, but not in the first.

  bryced87 wrote:

  Yes, I did. I hear some people all transcode AVCHD to prores on Mac

  Yes, if the project has value I. If it is very simple or non-consecutive, I have not.

  Because Adobe can't handle AVCHD with large maturities.

  I found that this was the case. You must have a fast computer with a good graphics card and fast storage for your media.

  I am currently working on an iMac of 2013 with 3.5 Ghz i7 CPU, Nvidia 780 M with 4 GB of VRAM and 32 GB of memory, connected to the drive via Thunderbolt and not having problems bays.

  Also read that the color correction is not as good with AVCHD and AVCHD is rendered every time or an effect is applied it degrades the quality in first.

  This is because AVCHD is an acquisition very, very compressed and, to a lesser extent, the codec of the delivery. It is designed mainly for the purpose and is far from the ideal editing codec.

  Your original image from the sensor was shattered tightly in a very tiny package, with 8 (or more) images stuck like a saw jumping puzzle in each box.  Your computer, on the fly, must unpack every box, rebuild management (separating each one from the other) 30 times per second. Compare that to ProRes, resembling a giant shipping cases, each case containing 1 full frame. Your computer has to work much less to display and manipulate images ProRes - but the trade-off is a much larger file size.

  Box of ProRes being much larger, when you add graphics, composites, etc. of your sequence, the resulting video image has no need to be smashed down to fit in a small box - the shipping case ProRes adapts easily. If the color correction, compositing, graphic overlays, etc. ' "less pain during editing.

  "Degradation" of decompression of the frame of AVCHD, add a graphic and recompression of the frame to AVCHD happen not matter what NLE you use.

  Video to ProRes or Cineform benefits far beyond the subsequent use of more disk space and the camera card. That's why many productions use outboard recorders that will record in ProRes, typed cameras that shoot AVCHD natively. They are much better production formats.

  MtD

• Any advantage to transcode AVCHD P2?

  I'm editing Panasonic AVCHD images from a camcorder in PP CS6 AC130. PP seem to handle AVCHD without any problems, other than a bug in a hover scouring. However, I have Panasonic utility for converting AVCHD P2 footage. It is a relic of a time when NLE couldn't import AVCHD video directly.

  Here's my question: is there an advantage to transcode AVCHD P2 before opening the images in PP? Panasonic indicates that the converter is lossless, so I think that there might be some advantage to decompress before boarding in PP. The most obvious conversion would cost larger file on my hard drive. Are there benefits which would offset this cost? Thank you.

  Unless you encounter the problems described in

  this document about the known bug of AVCHD in CS6

  I would not transcode anything... just edit in native mode.

  Panasonic indicates that the converter is lossless,

  so I think there might be some advantages

  Uncompressing before loading in PP.

  Which would be better described as relative to thecompression.

  If you are prone to transcode your media before installation.

  I would recommend using one of these codecs instead:

  http://forums.Adobe.com/message/5368571#5368571

• How stop zip decompression Safari files

  So I can update the firmware version of an engineer of digital sound they need to stay a zip the downloaded file.

  I tried to re - compress the unzipped zip file but thi EAujourd does not work.

  How can I prevent the decompression of files zp Safari?

  Stop the Safari uncompressing the file once downloaded?

  Safari > Preferences > General

  Uncheck 'Open files 'safe' after downloading.

  

• Can I burn an AVCHD Disc in fcpX with a bluray burner

  I'm having trouble sharing a 3 or 24 minutes of video on a BluRay disc and then insert a DVD-R in the bluray burner to burn an AVCHD Disc. fcpX shot of it and said "of the media in the drive cannot be used. " Please insert another disc. ». And Cancel burning is the only option.

  I deleted all the files of rendering and a new rendering, rebooted etc.. I think remember me burning AVCHD discs directly from fcpX before, maybe a year ago. Are updates screwed up, or we cannot burn AVCHD discs in fcpx?

  Then, with TOAST 10.0.09, when I create a master file as. FcpX h264 and then import to TOAST and burn BluRay disc with a DVD-R in it, TOAST now move to it also, saying there is a problem with the source material, 18771 error.

  Fortunately the bluray discs are much cheaper now, right now for purposes of test/video editing, I have to go to the full monty and burn a disc bluray each time to avoid the relentless crash in the process.

  FcpX has an innate ability to make AVCHD discs?

  Chris

  The Druid wrote:

  FcpX has an innate ability to make AVCHD discs?

  Chris

  Yes. But the PCF expects the output of a reader optics red laser (DVD writer), not a blue laser drive. Try using a regular DVD burner for AVCHD.

  Russ

• How to compress and decompress the file in mac

  How to compress and decompress the file in mac

  I will use third party software to do this.

• How to decompress a download

  When I right click on the zip in my downloads folder I'm not given the possibility to decompress a download. How can I do?

  https://addons.Mozilla.org/Firefox/downloads/latest/426841/addon-426841-latest.xpi

  Hi Markb721,
  By clicking on this url in your description, there will be a pop up to allow installation.

  If you double-click the xpi file, the application would be Firefox.

  Win 7 zip can open zip files, however the Zip extension xpi will be also set up to install it in the browser.

• Massive storage of decompression problem

  I was trying to download an important file from a friend (. tar.gz), and when I went to unpack it (in the archive utility), the file is immediately explode fills almost all the entire my drive (4to). (The original file was only 2 GB)... The decompression progress were only to halfway done, when all of a sudden, the system attracted my attention on disk space is almost full. I force you quit the application, but the system still says the space is used by something upward. This file decompression failed hid? How can I recover this space without deleting I can't once I have remove the applications? Help!

  Omni DiskSweeper can show you the exact size and location of all your files. It will be the inventory of your disc from files that occupy more space. It can also give you a fairer read disk space than the Finder or storage tab of the about this Mac. If you want you can even delete files from OmniDisk Sweeper. But beware, some items may be important for your system.

  But it seems to be some kind of malware, making hitchhiking in the tar ball. For that I download and run MalwareBytes. Malwarebytes was developed by one of our colleagues here to ASC. He received rave reviews and is on the more proven anti-malware for Mac software.

• Playing AVCHD movies

  I have a Sony camera and want to play my movies on my Mac AVCHD without having to download the 3rd party software - is it possible?

  You can double-click the AVCHD package and it will open in Quicktime Player.

  If you extracted the MTS files out of the AVCHD folder, I don't think there is anything natively on Mac that plays them independently of all the information in the AVCHD folder.

  They have to import pictures and iMovie, also. Same caveat applies about free MTS files.

• QuickTime player converted the video AVCHD in BDMV file and now I can't see it

  My QuickTime Player converted my video card SD of AVCHD in BDMV files and now I can't see it on my computer as the BDMV file opens with QuickTime Player, any other application.  Help, please!  Thank you!!

  VLC can play BDMV on a Mac files.

  

• Can I decompress after updates that they are downloaded?

  I forgot to select 'download and unzip '.  I need them unpacked, because they are easier to import into MS Deployment Toolkit.

  Q: could HP please consider releasing updates of files in CAB driver by system and for WinPE too, like the Dell? This allows us to save a lot of time!

  Thank you

  Bavo

  Unfortunately, there is no way to decompress SoftPaqs that have already been uploaded with SDM. However, you can decompress the SoftPaq using command line switches. Here is the code snippet with the command line switch information:

  A SoftPaq file decompression

  SP # .exe - pdf - f < path > s

  Where

  SP # .exe is the Softpaq to unpack.

  -pdf is a switch schedule execution that overrides the build settings.

  -f < Path > is an execution timer which replaces the default path set to compile.

  s loads the package to unpack in silent mode, jumping the home screens, license and directory.
  
  Otherwise, you could open the download SDM directory, delete the SoftPaqs you want unzip and download them sure again that you select the option 'Download and unzip'.
  
  Regarding the second part of your question, we'll pass the suggestion along to the appropriate groups because we are not responsible for editing SoftPaqs. This team manages only technical problems with the application of SDM.

• Toshiba Camileo H30 problem with conversion of avchd video files

  Hello

  I have Toshiba Camileo H30-camera, how do I convert video files saved in FullHD mode in any format/good quality files that can be read by a DVD player?

  When you left unconverted, they can't even read from the remote hard drive connected to the TV.
  I know that his camera records videos in the form of AVCHD files with h264, but have no idea how can I covert them to any format reasonable and recently used.

  I tried some converters, but no positive effect.

  Help, please!

  Hello

  You can use converter like AVCHD Converter applications.
  This would convert AVCHD files to .avi format.

  But AFAIK the VLC Player should support the AVCHD file format and you could use VLC player to play movies recorded in this format.

• How can I copy my camera Sony AVCHD files without having to use Quicktime?

  On my old iMac would be to hook up my Sony Hancam with a USB cable.  I would copy and paste from the camcorder to a file on my computer.  To view these files I would display them through VLC player.  If I used Quicktime I have no sound and video.  After you import, I would then convert the files using Wondershare and would then import into iMovie.

  Now that I've upgraded to a new iMac I can't do that.  Open QuickTime and finally, fifteen minutes later, a Quicktime window opens and displays each of the video files on my video camera but I can't work on where to go was from there.   There is no import option and I don't want to just click on OK as I don't know what he will do.  I have a few 30 GB of video on this camcorder.

  So, I don't want Quicktime for the default program for download via.  How to stop what is happening?

  In addition, how to import these files from my camcorder?

  Thank you

  If that AVCHD you can probably import directly into iMovie, no need for converters either.

  I've never seen Quicktime Player automatically opens the way you describe. Are you SURE it's Quicktime, no Photos or Image Capture?

  Is it different if you take the card from the camera and insert the card into your mac directly?

• It seems that I have to pay for winzip to decompress the files

  Hello

  Had the laptop for neary a year now and again, they have upgraded not the 'Alert' view, as it seems that I have to pay for winzip unpack the files.
  Can not download without using files zipped or y at - it another way to download.

  Thank you

  Ray

  Hello

  Search for WinRAR.
  This tool unpacks the packet too.
  You can download and install it for free.
  You will always get a notification to purchase a full version, but you can close the notification and can always decompress a packet of software/driver

  Welcome them

• Convert AVCHD

  Hi all. I am using FCPX in OS 10.11.3 10.2.3.

  After all these years, I finally dropped my mini-DV tape camcorder and bought a Panasonic SC-V700 that records to an SDXC card.

  So, now I have to learn the best way to import video that produces this camera in the Mac and make enter FCPX.

  I would like FCPX to import a single element of every shooting session, even if the camera creates a new video each time I have save and pause, while I find myself with a whole bunch of clips short of each shooting session instead of the single as long as I want.

  Here's how I do it now:

  After the filming of the videos on the best of the device setting (1080/60 p), I put the SDXC card in a card reader and connect the player to a USB port, which causes a virtual hard disk to appear on the desktop. Inside of this drive icon is a folder marked 'private '. In the private folder is an icon called AVCHD, with a great Q on this (for Quicktime I suppose).

  A double click on this icon AVCHD brings up a window full of thumbnails of each clip that was created by the camera.

  These vignettes of AVCHD clip cannot be moved, renamed, or modified in any way. A double-click on one it shows to the Quicktime format, and I can then save it in another file as a Quicktime movie.

  QT reports that each film is in format 1920 X 1080 'avc1' at 59.56 fps (and I hope that this conversion in a QT film preserves full sharpness of the original AVCHD format).

  To follow up all short clips in a long clip, I open each item in QT, copy and attach it to the first clip.  Then I can trash all short clips except the first, which contains all now. But it's a slow process.

  Finally, I open FCPX and import the QT movie.

  Now what I want to know is: is there a better way to do this? Perhaps a third-party converter any? Any advice would be most appreciated.

  Tom

  'group' your clips with a keyword

  not good idea to manually destroy the AVCHDstructure, let go you meta-data, add a step/loss conversion with loss of quality, create defects (green flashing) etc.