I believe that camera uses AVCHD Lite which is probably why it's not recognised by the panasonic software.Īs of January 2009, there is now a new AVCHD variant called 'AVCHD I have read that thread numerous times in fact, but unfortunately it doesn't really answer my questions. mov file, using the default codec for that which I believe is H.264, is this correct? I've searched all over the Panasonic website for info as to why this software does not work on my definitely-Panasonic brand camera, to no avail.īob's info is useful for people using Macs, perhaps, but I still don't know what settings to use - I'm a bit codec-ignorant and I know Avid's codec is DNxHD, but I guess what I need to know is if I use one of these conversion programs, which codec do I choose if the Avid one is not listed? If I convert to an HD Quicktime. So I assume that this free software is only for video cameras and not digital consumer hand-held cameras such as the Lumix DMC-TZ7.

mts files made on my Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ7 and it tells me I can only use files made on a Panasonic camera. In the second instance, I have downloaded the Panasonic AVCHD to P2 on my PC, tried converting my. However, I have read that thread, and it does not indicate what sort of project I need to open in Avid in the first instance. Thanks for your help, and I apologise as I do realise this has been covered many times, but having read all those threads, I can't seem to locate anyone who's done this successfully and has stated all the settings.

mts files into Quicktime using either Moyea or VoltaicHD? And if I use Voltaic for instance, can someone tell me the exact settings I should use?įor reference, I'm in the UK, using an American camera, on a PC, using MC, and have a load of short 1-2 minute clips in.

what project type do I open in MC, if I'm converting my. Next!Ĭould someone please walk me through the steps. I realise I'm using a 'consumer' camera, and that it's not professional, etc. I'm about to embark on the same quest, but I have yet to find a post on here that is very clear about the process (if there is one, could someone post a link?) mts files and AVCHD and how frighteningly difficult it has been for people to convert their files for Avid MC. I've spent hours reading the threads about.

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