I am making the transition from mini-DV tape recording to AVCHD recording.
I will be abandoning tape recording once and for all and move to memory recording.
I say transition because currently my AVCHD recording is on hard disk inside the camera.
I prefer memory card recording for maximum convenience, which will arrive soon on my new camcorder.
AVCHD recording is the way to go for an Event Videographer who shoots long hours.
I have been shooting 2-hour long seminars for the past two months and edited them to DVDs successfully.
The editing is done on Sony Vegas Pro 8 and converted to DVD-compliant MPEG2 files.
Here is the AVCHD workflow with DVD as the final product:
I like the end result. The final DVDs delivered to clients look crisp and sharp.
So that's my AVCHD to DVD editing workflow with Sony Vegas.
Cheers!
Adrian Lee
http://videoLane.com
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I will be abandoning tape recording once and for all and move to memory recording.
I say transition because currently my AVCHD recording is on hard disk inside the camera.
I prefer memory card recording for maximum convenience, which will arrive soon on my new camcorder.
AVCHD recording is the way to go for an Event Videographer who shoots long hours.
I have been shooting 2-hour long seminars for the past two months and edited them to DVDs successfully.
The editing is done on Sony Vegas Pro 8 and converted to DVD-compliant MPEG2 files.
Here is the AVCHD workflow with DVD as the final product:
- Connect AVCHD camcorder (hard disk type) to PC via USB cable.
- Transfer AVCHD videos (.MTS files) to PC hard drive.
- Open Sony Vegas Pro 8.
- Drag and drop MTS files into Sony Vegas timeline.
- Edit. Add titles, cut scenes, add music, adjust sound quality, etc.
- Render project as DVD-compliant MPEG2 files (Use DVD bitrate calculator).
- Burn MPEG2 file to DVD with Corel VideoStudio.
I like the end result. The final DVDs delivered to clients look crisp and sharp.
So that's my AVCHD to DVD editing workflow with Sony Vegas.
Cheers!
Adrian Lee
http://videoLane.com
These days,ice bucket challenge gains its popularity. To follow this charity, I also took the challenge to dump the ice water to my head and recorded that with my Sony A5100. And soon I encountered another"challenge", which is to convert Ice Bucket Challenge AVCHD to DVD. Finally, a video enthusiast recommended me Aunsoft MTS/M2TS Converter for Mac and it really did well in converting Ice Bucket Challenge videos.
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