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Miro Vrlik April 16th, 2011 05:29 PM

How burn best video quality from JVC Everio in Sony Vegas Pro 10
 
Hi
Can some one help me with steps how to take best video quality from JVC Everio (.TOD) format in Sony Vegas Pro 10
Can you help me with workfow for the best result I can burn DVD or Blue RAy disc.Just let me know how to set up properies and how to render for best quoality close to what I see if I play from camera in HDTV.
Thank You all for any help.

Miro Vrlik May 1st, 2011 05:16 PM

Re: How burn best video quality from JVC Everio in Sony Vegas Pro 10
 
Hmm,no one bright idea?

John Nantz June 13th, 2011 10:23 PM

Not using Sony Vegas Pro 10
 
Miro - I'd like to help but I'm not using Sony Vegas. Instead I'm using iMovie '09 and have iMovie HD6 available which I have used but, frankly, I haven't even done much so far because of the lack of space and resources of my laptop. The computer has been the bottleneck up until just recently and now it's a lack of time.

One of the problems with video is the Workflow aspect. With digital pictures it's pretty easy, but with video.... well, it's a LOT more complicated as you're finding out.

"The devil is in the details." And there are lots of details!

Miro Vrlik June 14th, 2011 08:17 AM

Re: How burn best video quality from JVC Everio in Sony Vegas Pro 10
 
Hi John,
thank you for respond.I agree with You,with digital photos it is easy.
I will try find something more online.

Toby Younis June 14th, 2011 02:06 PM

Re: How burn best video quality from JVC Everio in Sony Vegas Pro 10
 
Two things:

What are you going to do with the rendered video? (i.e., Upload it to YouTube, publish it to DVD, incorporate it into another video product)

Second. Forget .TOD

After you've copied the files from the Everio to a folder on your computer's hard drive, rename the .tod files to .mpg

Here's a little batch program that will do it for you automatically:

ren *.tod *.mpg

Copy the above text into a notepad file and save it with a .bat extension.

Then copy and paste it into the folder where all your .tod files are. Click the .bat file, and all the filetypes will change automatically.

t.


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