Tim Dashwood
February 7th, 2006, 01:53 PM
http://www.lumierehd.com/currentbeta_download.php
They don't have a version history but have claimed "improved compatibility with Hd100 & BR-HD50," but from what I gather on their boards "auto increment" should work properly now, crashing during demultiplexing should be fixed, and it shouldn't crash when capturing over TC breaks.
Frederic has also mentioned that he hopes "betas will come more frequently now."
My fingers are crossed! I'll post back once I've thoroughly tested this beta.
Tom Chaney
February 8th, 2006, 05:42 AM
Hi Tim,
You've got us anxiously awaiting your report of Lumiere. Per your suggestion I, and surely many others, downloaded HDVxDv and have been playing with it.
But I am waiting to hear your thoughts on the new Lumiere update to make, my purchasing decisions.
Has anyone posted a potential workflow for finish on Blu Ray yet?
Thanks for everything you post.
Tom Chaney
New owner of JVC GY-HD100!
www.tomchaney.com
ADMIN NOTE: Merged this post from a separate cross-post thread.
Tom Chaney
February 8th, 2006, 05:50 AM
Hi Tim,
I'm a huge fan of your posts.
I just picked up a JVC camera and I am anxiously awaiting your word on this update. Per your suggestion, I am trying HDVxDv.
We are starting a feature that we would like to deliver on HD-DVD in the future.
Any thoughts on workflow for Blu-Ray?
Thanks for all your suggestions.
Tom Chaney
www.tomchaney.com
Tim Dashwood
February 8th, 2006, 11:16 PM
They've just released v 1.6b6. Wow, I guess they have sped up the beta cycles from a few months to 2 days!
http://www.lumierehd.com/currentbeta_download.php
IT NOW SUPPORTS 720P24 OUTPUT BACK TO TAPE!
This is a big step forward for the product if it works. I will be testing this latest beta by the end of the week.
Any thoughts on workflow for Blu-Ray?
Stick with the workflow in DVD Studio Pro 4 for HD discs. Blu-ray will use MPEG-2 codec, HD-DVD will use H.264.
There are still alot of unknowns that I'm sure will be cleared up at NAB, but I'm hoping blue ray will be able to play native HDV m2t streams at 19.2 or 25mbps. If you are interested in the format war, check this out.
http://www.projectorcentral.com/hddvd_bluray.htm