If you choose to use the Custom Template dialog to customize your rendering template, leave all settings at their default values except for the Bit rate control. In the Render As dialog, choose Sony AVC from the Save as type drop-down list. Verify that your project is set to 5.1 surround mode. If you want to render to AVCHD format and export the rendered file to an AVCHD camera, please use the following steps: Render your project to any supported rendering format. For more information about proxy editing, please see Creating Proxy Files for High-Definition Editing. If you’re working on a system with limited processing power, converting to a lower-resolution format will streamline the editing process and allow you to preview your project with higher frame rates.
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If you want to create a 4.8 Mbps high-definition Windows Media Video file, choose HDV 720-24p (1280×720, 23.976 fps).ĭrag your clips from the Project Media window to the timeline to create events. Start a new project, and set your project properties to the format that most closely matches your desired output format.įor example, if you intend to burn the video to an NTSC DVD, choose NTSC DV (720×480, 29.970 fps) from the Template drop-down list on the Video tab of the Project Properties dialog. Shoot your video with an AVCHD camcorder. When importing into a 5.1 surround project, audio will be added to separate tracks for the center, front, rear, and LFE channels.
This help topic will guide you through the process of using AVCHD video in your project.ĥ.1-channel audio will be downmixed to stereo when importing into a stereo project. You can edit files recorded with AVCHD camcorders just like any other supported media type on the timeline.