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October 1st, 2008, 02:02 PM | #16 | |
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I won't try to apologize or defend these cheaper programs when compared to the heavy duty programs like Vegas and Final Cut, which handle multiple tracks way better, but I will say that Corel X2 does allow up to 7 tracks and does permit masking and chromakeying / alpha channel as well as sizing to allow video to be nicely blended. I know this is not in the same league as the big guys, and I have personally never used more than 3 tracks, but they do seem to work as advertised. Larry |
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October 1st, 2008, 03:01 PM | #17 |
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Hey, no worries Larry. I'm trying to learn the program and it's a little bit different from what I used before but it supports AVCHD when many other programs dont, so... anyways, I posted this same question on Corel's forum, see what they say.
Thanks for answering my questions. There will be more... Stas. |
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The video looked good - the same as when I use UFF. I would have thought changing the field order to LFF would have caused some type of video aberrations/artifacts. |
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October 1st, 2008, 07:44 PM | #19 |
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Dale,
I'm really pleased to hear that the Smart Rendering and lip sync issues are now solved. Although I downloaded and purchased the new Corel X2, I have been using the prior version 11.5 with both HDV and AVCD for a long time, and have never had any lip sync issues, so I was surprised when you hit this snag. As you will now see, the Smart Rendered output looks as excellent as the original input clips, the sync is perfect, and it produces fully functional menued AVCHD disks in just a few minutes time. It makes AVCHD disks so easy that I so very much wish that they would bring back the feature Ulead previously offered to allow mpeg2 HDV encoding on red laser BDMV disks. It would be WONDERFUL if they supported mpeg2 just as they now support AVC/h.264 encoding on red laser with AVCHD. Let me know if I can help again. I'm hardly an expert but am always willing to play with these programs. Larry |
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