Easy way to view HDV footage on HD TV at DVinfo.net

Nihal Jayasinghe · April 26th, 2007, 02:33 AM

Hi

I have just moved to HDV(Canon HV20) from SD(Panasonic GS400 IMHO the
best SD camcorder), as I have found a very easy way to show HD footage on
HD TV without a Blu-Ray or HD-DVD burner.

1. Capture HDV footage with Ulead Video Studio 10.

2. Edit captured HDV/Mpeg2 footage directly in ULVS10.

3. Save edited HDV/Mpeg2 footage without re-rendering in ULVS10.

4. Burn or copy HDV/Mpeg2 file/files to normal DVD-R or DVD-RW or DVD+R or
DVD+RW or DVD+DL or SD card.

5. Load the DVD or SD card to Sony Playstation 3 and view the great
HD footage in its full glory.

Tom Roper · April 26th, 2007, 07:09 AM

Makes you wonder why they could not have offered the same functionality in the standalone Blu-Ray dvd players, to be able to play HDV off red label disks, because then you'd have another HD distribution format.

John Conway · May 14th, 2007, 02:29 PM

Has anyone tried this with Vegas or PP 2.0?

John

Kevin Shaw · June 1st, 2007, 09:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by John Conway

Has anyone tried this with Vegas or PP 2.0?

It works from Edius using Procoder Express to render out to standard HDV format, then put that on an external USB2 hard drive and connect that to the PS3. You have to put the HDV file in a folder named "video" and it looks like the PS3 prefers small drives formatted to FAT32 rather than NTFS, plus you may need to update the PS3 firmware. Once you get it working, the video looks great.

April 26th, 2007, 02:33 AM	#1
Nihal Jayasinghe New Boot Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Helsinge Denmark Posts: 12	Easy way to view HDV footage on HD TV Hi I have just moved to HDV(Canon HV20) from SD(Panasonic GS400 IMHO the best SD camcorder), as I have found a very easy way to show HD footage on HD TV without a Blu-Ray or HD-DVD burner. 1. Capture HDV footage with Ulead Video Studio 10. 2. Edit captured HDV/Mpeg2 footage directly in ULVS10. 3. Save edited HDV/Mpeg2 footage without re-rendering in ULVS10. 4. Burn or copy HDV/Mpeg2 file/files to normal DVD-R or DVD-RW or DVD+R or DVD+RW or DVD+DL or SD card. 5. Load the DVD or SD card to Sony Playstation 3 and view the great HD footage in its full glory.

May 14th, 2007, 02:29 PM	#3
John Conway Tourist Join Date: May 2007 Location: Lake in the Hills, IL Posts: 3	How about Vegas or PP 2.0 Has anyone tried this with Vegas or PP 2.0? John

April 26th, 2007, 07:09 AM	#2
Tom Roper Trustee Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Denver, Colorado Posts: 1,891	Makes you wonder why they could not have offered the same functionality in the standalone Blu-Ray dvd players, to be able to play HDV off red label disks, because then you'd have another HD distribution format.