And to be a little more on topic, I get the advantages in storage and transmission for AVCHD. But the only thing in the computer world that seems to be deviating from Moore's law is processor speed. I have a brand new i7 box sitting right next to a P4 and yes it's faster, but not jaw dropping the way the P4 was against a P3. On the other hand ...

Maybe this should become its own thread about an AVCHD to MPG-2, but what is the issue with the audio if you don't mind my asking? Truth be known, I almost never use both channels when I record in the field anywaty. Is there nothing available or nothing for free available? I for one would be delighted to pay a royalty to have something that ...

Then the question stands. AVCHD is Liquid's bête noire. With a solution it has a second life. Without? Well..........................not good.

Oh well, hoped there had been an inspiration in the meantime.......

Voting is closed, do we have a verdict? Enough people? Enough interest? Still a commitment?

For my work, I could not agree more with the above. But it depends on the business you are in. Advertising agencies, for example, are likely to hold you strictly accountable for control over the color. Theatrical projects as well. In those kinds cases color was often thought through very carefully before you were hired. It's your job to stay with ...

Good to know. Thanks.

Since I voted, I've had a couple of occasions where I had very practical need for this tool. the latest I shot the opening of a new medical facility but didn't get the actual ribbon cutting. Not a problem, a person videotaping for the facility shot it. I give him a call and he sends me an SDHC card. Guess what format? Rather than using the AVCHD ...

Others will need to comment but my understanding was that the drivers used by Liquid Xe to communicate with the Aja board were written specifically for the app. Xe is not using Aja's drivers. The 64 bit Aja drivers will work no better if this is true. Love to be wrong.

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