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musicvid10 wrote on 9/5/2012, 8:48 PM
I don't know why not -- you should download the trial and test for yourself.
vkmast wrote on 9/6/2012, 3:02 AM
You'll have to acquire some test files from somewhere for this of course, if you don't have the actual camcorder available for you yet. Maybe the retail shop would help?
D7K wrote on 9/6/2012, 9:39 AM
Good idea, I'll let you all know after I try a file.
tvsurfer wrote on 9/6/2012, 1:25 PM
I have a Sony NEX-5N that takes 1080p 60fps video, but I'm not sure about the 12/64-bit part. My files end with an .TS or M2TS IIRC. I'll try tonight.
D7K wrote on 9/6/2012, 4:18 PM
That will be interesting ( 12 is movie studio 12 / 64 bit version.).
tvsurfer wrote on 9/6/2012, 11:05 PM
I was able to open and edit a movie from my camera at 1080 59.940p, but I had to go in Advanced and create a custom profile for it to let me save a movie file as there were no presets that let you select 60fps. The output file was also a smooth 60p so it looks like it worked!

The movies from the NEX-5N have the .MTS file extension. If Vegas 10 can open and edit the movie, I'm pretty sure Vegas 12 64-bit can as well.
D7K wrote on 9/7/2012, 10:56 AM
I took a 30P file and made it a 60 fps in Handbrake and it imported ok, and yes I was able to create a custom proget setting at 60P.

Thanks for taking the time to test.
tvsurfer wrote on 9/7/2012, 5:58 PM
I simply dragged the raw movie from my camera into the trimmer window and I didn't need Handbrake for anything. Did you still need to convert it into a specific format? I thought Vegas handled every format.
D7K wrote on 9/8/2012, 11:59 AM
I used handbrake to convert a file to 60P to see if vegas could handle it, and like you, I found that it did.
skeeter123 wrote on 9/26/2012, 7:51 PM
What did you output your file as? .m2ts? I can't seem to make a .mp4 at 60 (or 59.xx) fps from a 1080p .MTS (RX-100 source) file...

Thanks!
D7K wrote on 9/26/2012, 7:59 PM
HandBrake does it as a MP4 file. Handbrake is a free convertor, which I mostly use to make my PF files from my Canon into true "P" files by using the Detelecine function.
skeeter123 wrote on 9/26/2012, 9:47 PM
"PF" Files?

If the source is 59.97 and output is the same, we don't need to do anything, do we? (in terms of pull-up or pull-down)

Thanks!
D7K wrote on 9/27/2012, 11:22 AM
Canon places thier 24/30P formats in a 60i wrapper. I don't think the current NLE automatically sense the 3:2 or 2:2 on full HD (Movie studio does it on 24p DV if you check it in preferences). A telecine pulldown is different than deinterlaciing.

Any one here have any more information?

I've submitted this to technical support and will post the answer here.
skeeter123 wrote on 9/27/2012, 2:30 PM
Thanks Mate....

Having some stutter issues with 60p source. Drives and system keep up just fine. (SSDs on an i5 system)....just can't render smooth. Ugh..