I agree too!

I am currently editing an HD video captured from a Sony HC5 so I assume it is possible from the HC9 also. Just out of interest - where in the manual does it say you can't?

Do you know if it is possible to create a High Def AVCHD disk on a Dual Layer DVD (giving an hour of video)?

I have tried to upload to the FTP server but it won't accept my image files (I can upload smaller files so it may be something to do with size - maybe size is important after all!) Alternatively, I can send by post if you let me know your postal details (I am in the UK).

Hi. I am not sure of the make of the DVD recorder as it was recorded  for me by someone else.  I can try and find out though.  Yes the DVD does contain both a TS and RM folder.  I can send a DVD image if required. ThanksEdit: I have now found out the DVD recorder make - it is 'LG'

Yes I believe that is the case - normal resolution but low bit rate.  I will try with Nero Recode. Thanks

Yes it does have some frozen frames - but not until about 2 hours into it.  Then there is a frozen frame until the end of the 6 hour MPEG file.  It was recorded with an LP recording mode on a DVD recorder.  Do you know of any other software that will allow me to get an MPEG2 file from my 3 hour DVD?

I have tried to import a DVD title that is 3 hours long and have ended up with a 6 hour MPEG2 file instead. It is a DVD that was recorded on a DVD recorder.  I am running Studio 12.1.3 latest.

He has a Blu Ray player and also his project is over an hour, so probably not suitable in this case, but thanks for that anyway.  How do I know if it will create a standard DVD or 20-minute HD DVD?

I am editing a video for a friend.  He has shot the video in HD but I only have a DVD burner so would need to downscale the final result.  What format is best to have set as the project format?  If I set PAL Widescreen, the background rendering task is intensive (presumable as it has to downscale the footage in the background), but ...