I recently switched over to file based cameras for video that use the AVCHD format (Canon 5dm2, 7d, hf g20, hf m40) and using a MacBook Pro 2.5 GHz with 8 GB men and an SSD with all video data on an external Thunderbolt SATA dock and having all kinds of issues. 1) with 3 cam multicam the SATA drive even though on Thunderbolt cannot keep up (dropped frames warning and RT warning) and 2) when converting the files to QT or MPEG2 using several different converters (Streamclip, Media Converter, ClipWrap, or Wondershare Video Converter Ultimate) FCP7 will not recognize the files properly and will not multicam.
So . . . with that background . . can anyone tell me a suggestion of how to use Edius and get success?
I have Parrellels 7 and can of course get Edius IF it will work with the set up I have or if it will allow me to downsize the 1920x1080 HD material into 720x405 (16x9) for editing which of course are a lot smaller sized files than the AVCHD decompressed.
When i decompress the 3 very large files they are in the 115 Gb range and when resized via Wondershare they are almost 6 Gb for about 2.5 to 3.0 respectively.
Any who respond will be greatly appreciated by this feller with a LOT of material to edit in the next 30 days although I didn't think it was going to be such an issue.
So . . . with that background . . can anyone tell me a suggestion of how to use Edius and get success?
I have Parrellels 7 and can of course get Edius IF it will work with the set up I have or if it will allow me to downsize the 1920x1080 HD material into 720x405 (16x9) for editing which of course are a lot smaller sized files than the AVCHD decompressed.
When i decompress the 3 very large files they are in the 115 Gb range and when resized via Wondershare they are almost 6 Gb for about 2.5 to 3.0 respectively.
Any who respond will be greatly appreciated by this feller with a LOT of material to edit in the next 30 days although I didn't think it was going to be such an issue.
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