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August 6th, 2007, 04:47 PM | #1 |
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HV20 - DVFilm Maker Solution
Just thought some of you would be interested to know what is coming from DVFilm Maker's new version. Here is a quote:
"Release 2.4 will be out soon which adds 3:2 pulldown removal from HDV mpeg2 (HV20) files." I bet this will be a lot easier then all these other methods. It's pretty cheap also! |
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September 9th, 2007, 01:35 AM | #3 |
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The 2.4 demo crashes on my XP PRO machine (3 GB RAM) right after it's loading the window:
AppName: makerdemo.exe AppVer: 2.4.0.0 ModName: quicktime.qts ModVer: 7.2.0.240 Offset: 007fbe36 I have the latest Quicktime/iTunes installed btw. |
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QT 7.2 may have problems with Maker unless you put QT into safe mode.
See note at the end of this page http://dvfilm.com/update/index.htm |
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The "safe mode" fixed it, I hope you are working on a fix on your side too though.
BTW, could you please quickly write down which options we should be using for HV20 footage? For example, should we de-interlace? Which radio boxes should we click on the 24p editing options, and is there anything required to click on the Advanced options? I know you have a guide on your site, but I guess what I am asking is: is there a specific, quick start guide for the HV20 in particular? |
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Ok, I tried what's suggested on that page, but Maker crashed the lossless codec of my choice, Lagarith (a pretty popular open source codec). It crashed while working on the 5th frame:
AppName: makerdemo.exe AppVer: 2.4.0.0 ModName: lagarith.dll ModVer: 1.3.14.0 Offset: 00003b00 The only thing I do additionally to what's suggested in the tutorial is to resize to 1920x1080. |
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Ok, this is not good.
Maker also crashed the SECOND lossless codec of my choice, the even more popular Huffuyv open source codec (used a lot by Linux apps, and FFMPEG): AppName: makerdemo.exe AppVer: 2.4.0.0 ModName: huffyuv.dll ModVer: 2.1.1.1 Offset: 00005042 It also crashed on the 5th frame. Please note that both my Lagarith and Huffyuv codecs were configured to encode in YUV. Please install them and try it yourself. The actual source video that I am testing to remove pulldown is this one: http://www.embeddedexcellence.com/vid/keeper03.m2t Trying to export in "uncompressed" works btw, but that's not what I want to do... |
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Can you actually convert MPEG streams? (Have you done it before?)
I've been using Maker for a while but I have never been able to do anything with straight MPEG Streams/Programs. Have you tried converting it to AVI first (Windows platform standard "I guess") Quote:
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I am trying to convert a captured 24p .m2t file to a lossless .avi file, so I can later edit that .avi file without losing quality. I am not going to add a yet another encoding on top to transform the .m2t to something else. That would be too much of my time...
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I did find a bug in Maker and was able to successfully convert your .m2t file into a 24P Huffyuv AVI. I'll put the new version up soon (it will be 2.4a). |
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Thanks. Did that fix also fixed the Lagarith crash? I suspend is the same bug.
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For the $145.00 cost of DVfilm maker wouldn't it be better to just buy Cineform Neo HDV? It may still cost a little bit more but look how much time you will save and you would end up with a format you can actually edit and not a hard to use lossless file or uncompressed file. For the $250.00 for Cineform Neo HDV you get a capture tool, a way to remove the pulldown on the fly and a great visually lossless codec that can be edited in certain NLE's in RT.
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September 11th, 2007, 11:11 PM | #14 |
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I would agree with you. Marcus' tool should be cheaper, just to compete.
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September 12th, 2007, 12:23 AM | #15 |
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Which NLE's do you mean. I looked at the product info and if didn't say which NLEs it could be used in. (Just not in Premiere, which requires Aspect).
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