I wanted to see how HDV footage look when it is converted to DVCPRO HD format. I recieved my FCP5, so this is the first test I conducted.

More details are provided at the link here (http://www.xtream.ne.jp/content/blogcategory/48/62/). Please feel free to register and leave your comments there.

Where's link?

You should also try it other way around.

Radek

The link is enbeded in the word "here" in the sentence above.
I don't have DVCPRO HD camcorder to do the other way around.
Someone provide me the file, I would.

For people downloading Kaku's DVCPRO HD file, the extension for the file linked in the article is .mov

I'm giving a direct link below:

http://homepage.mac.com/WebObjects/FileSharing.woa/wa/HDVtoDVCPROHD.zip?a=downloadFile&user=kakuito&path=.Public/HDV_Studies/HDVtoDVCPROHD

Note: Make sure you add .mov to the file name after you download it.

Jack,
I wish you did not post the direct link, but oh well, if that is what people needs. I want people to visit my blog and leave some comments, tho.

Now this time, I did more editing on HDV with Final Cut Pro 5 and compressed them to H.264 downloadable.

Here (http://www.xtream.ne.jp/content/view/156/33/)