AVC Upshift now available!

Laurence wrote on 5/6/2008, 7:51 PM

I just noticed that AVC Upshift is now available http://vasst.com/product.aspx?id=bf3e2d5a-7c2e-4969-a8dd-7cee2cefba30here.[/link]

I just downloaded the demo and have my first question:

Can you match the standard HDV m2t settings and have "upshifted" video clips which will smart-render into a final HDV smart-rendered master? It seems to me that that would be how most people would want to use this and yet there are no presets for this type of use.

Comments

Laurence wrote on 5/7/2008, 7:31 PM

There has to be more people than just me interested in this program!

UlfLaursen wrote on 5/7/2008, 9:11 PM

I am going to test it tomorrow on some testclips. I am waiting for Canon Denmark to be able to test a HF10/100 that we sell at work, and as soon as I have this I will test for real.
What I am interested in is the speed. I hope for speed better that 1:1 to save time compared to tapecapture.

/Ulf

Laurence wrote on 5/13/2008, 8:25 PM

bump:

Somebody must know:

Can m2t clips generated by AVC Upshift smart-render into an HDV project if you use the right settings? If so, what are these settings?

blink3times wrote on 5/13/2008, 8:40 PM

Does anybody know if this thing handles AC3? I leafed through the PDF and it did not give an answer.

Rosebud wrote on 5/13/2008, 10:29 PM

"I just downloaded the demo and have my first question: "

I can’t find any demo version ?
I'm missing something ?

Can Upshift handle 1920*1080 Panasonic AVCHD files ?

UlfLaursen wrote on 5/14/2008, 12:45 AM

Hi

So far I have only tried with testclips downloaded from dvinfo etc. but I get some kind of 4:3 result. The aspect ratio seems problematic for me some how.

The speed ofthe conversion itself seems pretty good compared to other converters.

/Ulf