Can i edit videos in full HD with it?
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Hi Paul, If you have got / or get Cyberlink "Ultimate" or the "Ultra" version of Power Director, they will deal with 4k video. According to the specifications on page 3 of the "Cyberlink Power Director Users Guide" that is resolution greater than 1920 x 1080. I can't verify that it works satisfactory as I have not tried it. My problem was getting 3d to work. It is only this week I have managed to cure the problems I had. It was caused by one tiny section on a hard drive having Fat 12. This did not show up as a partition on the hard drive so I never knew about it until I tried to completely reformat it using Partition Magic and it wouldn't do it. The point I am trying to make is that the more you ask of the program the more spot on the computer needs to be. The hard drive I had the problem with was only used for storing video, not for running the Windows operating system. I wish you luck in whatever route you decide to go with your video editing. Nick.
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There are cameras in your price range that can do HD video. This one I believe only does standard definition. I believe one of the other Panasonic models does HD for a little over 200.
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I used it on HD, I think I would use the cheaper one, it will proably work just as well.
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Mike,Hello. The only decent editing software I found to work ok with the raw Vado HD files was Pinnacle Studio 12 Ultimate. When I tried Premiere Pro CS4 I experienced the same thing as you. I would get audio, but no video. It seems you might have to convert your footage first.Oscar V.
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Yes you can use with older FCP or any digital editing system using QuickTime or AVI. You can select HD (mpeg2) or SD (DV). SD bit rate of 60i at a resolution of 720x480 and aspect ratios 4:3 or 16:9. Recording on two SDHC removable chips. I hoped that helps you. Greg
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You are correct that one cannot change the Hi-Def file type, but there is an in-camera function to export the HD to SD format as an MPEG file. Of course, you loose the hi-def quality in the process. I have used the function and it does work. You are also correct that AVCHD is a pain in the butt to edit.
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Yes, but it will take some time. For about 10 minutes 720p video it takes me about one hour to render.
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The native video player can handle .wmv, .3gp and .mp4 for certain.I'm not sure about the rest, but I installed Moboplayer (free in Google Play Store) and stopped worrying about video format. Not great with HD, but it is an older device.Hope this helps!Yes, it supports 16:9 aspect ratio. It is a tablet best used landscape.
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Of cource you can. I usually use it to store and montage 4k video :) Its bloody fast!
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Yes I can, but only with composite (SD-720x576) from tv settopbox. I can't captured HD movie with component from tv settopbox. I can captured from my HD Camcorder (SONY) with component 1920X1080.
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You can cut off the beginning or end of videos in-camera and save over the original file or save the edited version as a new file. As for colors, there is a 'colors' menu that has vivid, neutral, sepia, b&w, custom, and others. There is also color accent and color swap options under the 'rec. mode' menu.
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I am not even sure why they have Full HD 1080i, you can't stretch 640x480 into HD and not loose quality. Videos look great on my computer though.
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Yes you can. Because of the small amount of ram it may need to reload often. Some of my video seemed to run in slow motion.
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NO, do NOT get a MAC. Overpriced and WAY over-hyped. I can edit 60p with ZERO chop on one of my meager core-duo laptops at 1.8ghz, with effects and PIP's, etc. no problem. You probably are not optimally configured both in hardware and software. What kind of hard drive do you have? This is a very likely culprit. I typically only edit on RAID0 configs because of their awesome speed, and this is where the bottle-neck is really. Also, get some real editing software. I've been using Edius for 10+ years now, and it is simply THE BEST NLE software I have ever used bar none (Vegas, Avid, Premiere Pro through CS4, and yes (sigh) Final Crap Pro). It is incredibly fast, stable, and supports mixed formats and more on a single timeline. Best wishes in any case.
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You can most definitely play movies on it, I convert everything into .avi files though and noticed that it cannot take full HD, like the very large resolutions even if I thought it would but the lower ones like 480 it can take. But that wasn't a problem for me, there's a free software online you can reduce the size of the movies with. I haven't tried mp4 but the box says it would play. Good luck!
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Yes you can, I guess there are lots of apps which are able to do this, but I have found NPlayer to do this perfectly. The beauty of this player is that it supports almost all video formats. A definite buy
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Yes! All videos recorded at high frame rate (120, 240, etc) will automatically play back at 30fps in the review mode.