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I am still unable to get the quality I get using Pixela by using Nero. I have tried many combinations of video options, but, no matter what I choose, once I trim a video in Nero, I lose quality. (If I don't trim a video, Nero produces perfect quality, even if I combine multiple videos (that were edited in Pixela) into one AVCHD disk). I also notice that I never get 100% smart rendering of video once I trim a clip. Here are options I have used that don't seem to give me good quality: Video Mode: NTSC Nero Smart Encoding: Enable MPEG4 AVC settings: Normal and Highest Quality Quality Setting: High Quality and Custom Sample Format: Automatic or Custom Bit Rate: (when choosing custom) 17,000 kbit/s Resolution: 1920/1080 Encoding Mode: 1 Pass and 2 Pass Audio Format: Automatic Can you tell me exactly what your settings are to get perfect HF100 AVCHD video after editing/trimming? Thanks. |
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Nero "smart renders" if you are simply combining untouched clips together. If you do even a basic cut or trim on a single clip - Nero transcodes. No response yet from Nero tech support as to why. I am still looking for a tool that will allow me to do basic cut edits on the AVCHD files without going thru the transcoding process. Please let me know if you have found any AVCHD editing tools that will do that. --Chris |
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It's not associated with the silly problem they have where the input clips are all UFF but their default o/p is always LFF unless you change it, is it?! They seem to get fields a bit confused here and there... |
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