There are several ways to do it, you can use TSmuxer to join these files (they must have the same characteristics). It's incredibly frustrating having an HD Camcorder taking beautiful footage that looks great on an HD TV but is spoiled by constant interruptions while files load.Īny help you can give would be greatly appreciated. I'm sure there must be a solution to this. Is there another software package either free or paid for that could achieve this? The guy at PC suggested Adobe Premiere Elements. Is there a way of converting these AVCHD video files so I can play them seemlessly on my TV through a USB stick without losing the Full HD quality? I tried installing the old Panasonic software HD Writer 3.0 on the new computer but, while it successfully installed albeit with a couple of error messages, it would not register the video folders so I couldn't use it.
He also tried creating a playlist, it involved rendering I think, but again the quality had dropped. He did this (I think via Format Factory and VLC?) but, although the clips played seemlessly, the quality had clearly dropped. My son told me the answer to this problem was to convert all the clips from AVCHD to MP4. The disks I used to burn had a very minimal pause between each clip, but this appears to be loading each file individually. Basically the screen goes black, a circle whirls for a few seconds while it loads up the next clip before restarting again. When I put the memory stick in my TV (Sony KDL 46HX753), the clips play one after the other BUT there is an annoying pause between each one. It plays fine in HD on the new computer except when a clip ends it doesn't start the next one, despite me selecting Play All. We have just bought a new computer with Windows 10 (replacing our old Vista one).īefore I switched computers, I saved all the video on to a memory stick and then transferred it all to the new computer. Apart from it being a slow process, this worked fine. I'd then burn it to a disk which I'd play on a Sony Blu-Ray player. I used to take the AVCHD footage off the camcorder and edit it through the Panasonic software HD Writer AE 3.0. I have a Panasonic HDC-SD90 Full HD camcorder. I'm not a technical wizard but I want to give you as much info as possible.
I wonder if anyone can help me with this please.
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