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Tom Santopolo February 24th, 2009 07:30 PM

AVCHD Conversion
 
I was attempting to convert AVCHD files to Cineform files and was receiving errors. I submitted a ticket and the response was I need a AVCHD decoder. Premiere CS3 comes with one that is HDLINK compatible, but I have CS4 installed. Cineform recommends either CS3 or purchasing one - here is Cineforms web page about it:
AVCHD File Conversion
I am wondering if anyone else has a decoder they use - or maybe I should install Premiere CS3 - any thoughts?

Andy Urtusuastegui February 25th, 2009 12:46 AM

CoreAVC is supposed to work the best with HDLink/Cineform

CoreAVC.com: World's Fastest High Definition H.264 Video Software Decoder

If you get it, be sure to buy the PRO version $14.95.

Rob O'Day February 25th, 2009 06:51 AM

Tom, we can't convert with the current demo that is out, keeps on getting errors or crashes with a windows error log.

Tom Santopolo February 25th, 2009 10:08 PM

Rob,
I purchased the pro version, installed it and I no longer get errors but after 20min of trying to convert a AVCHD file it just hangs saying converting - nothing happens. My processors are at 1%! I wonder if anyone can convert a AVCHD file?

Rob O'Day March 5th, 2009 05:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tom Santopolo (Post 1018611)
Rob,
I purchased the pro version, installed it and I no longer get errors but after 20min of trying to convert a AVCHD file it just hangs saying converting - nothing happens. My processors are at 1%! I wonder if anyone can convert a AVCHD file?

An older release before Christmas worked on my machine when I tried converting my HF11 files, so yes it DID work but something changed.

Charles W. Hull March 5th, 2009 05:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob O'Day (Post 1022972)
An older release before Christmas worked on my machine when I tried converting my HF11 files, so yes it DID work but something changed.

I have been converting HF10 files okay with the new version 1.1.2. I have two computers with this version and they both do okay with these AVCHD files.

However with one computer that has CoreAVC installed I don't get the audio file. (But the other computer that doesn't have CoreAVC installed generates the audio file okay.) My work around is to pull off the audio from the MOV file.

Jay Bloomfield March 6th, 2009 10:57 AM

NEO Scene has its own built-in h.264 decoder (MainConcept). You don't need CoreAVC on a PC with NEO Scene installed and what's happening is that the CoreAVC decoder is being used because it has a higher priority (filter merit). Try either uninstalling CoreAVC or setting its priority lower. It has a checkbox setting to do so.

You can test the media graph with GSpot to see how each computer is rendering specific media files:

GSpot Codec Information Appliance

A similar program to change DirectShow filter merits is filmerit:

Filmerit

Finally you can create and test DirectShow media graphs with the Microsoft utility GraphEdit:

GraphEdit

Andy Urtusuastegui March 6th, 2009 10:40 PM

I removed CoreAVC , NewScene, the reinstalled NeoScene.

I just finished converting some HMC150 sample AVCHD footage. Worked great and looks fantastic.


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