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| Thread ID: 116847 | 2011-03-22 19:52:00 | Video editor for Windows 7 64bit? | darthcarnate (14113) | Press F1 |
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| 1188559 | 2011-03-24 01:11:00 | you could also try the portable version of VLC on the machines that "don't have HD support", unless they are more than a couple of years old they should be able to play HD ok. I suggest VLC portable because you could burn it onto a disk with the files and have everthing need to play them right there. This is assuming it works of course, I haven't played that format myself but it seems to handle almost anything. |
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| 1188560 | 2011-03-24 07:36:00 | XMedia Recode is free and works with Win7 64bit. It converts to most video formats and containers (I use DivX within .avi) and I think it takes AVCHD as an input (it mentions x264). It also handles batch conversion. BUT it doesn't do editing ie, chopping out bits of your footage. In your position I would probably use XMedia to convert to standard MPEG-2 then use the free VirtualDub to edit out the unwanted segments. Output the result as MPEG-4 (ie, DivX or Xvid within .avi). VirtualDub is a good no-fuss editor for chopping out bits from an MPEG stream (AND for joining possibly-unrelated MPEG-2 files which have the same parameters) There are a zillion different 'filters' you can use with it. But I think VirtualDub only outputs as .avi?? You can choose the quality to suit the intended display device |
BBCmicro (15761) | ||
| 1188561 | 2011-03-25 06:12:00 | Any Converter Free had slowed-down blurred motion, while XMedia Recode was all good on the speed front, but all motion has tearing? I'll try VLC on a laptop with a 1.6GHz dual core. |
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| 1188562 | 2011-03-28 04:13:00 | Live Movie Maker works fine strangely | darthcarnate (14113) | ||
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