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Adrian... Definitely worth the try. Turns out that with the shadow file turned off, the production of the MP4 file was as clear and crisp as the original. I uploaded a new version of the produced video (Finished Version wo Shadow Files) in my box account and anyone can compare it to the first version w Shadow Files. Huge difference.
https://crazyforeducation.box.com/s/pab5tcp7wq118tz7or72
Thanks to all for taking a look.
Renato
PS1: The MultiCam Designer in PD12 awesome...
PS2: For audio recording, I use a simple setup.. (attached) for less than $100, works great for everything from lectures to weddings. Now it easily syncs to the videos with MultiCam.
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Thanks... Just noticed that I did not put the audio file in Box (now it is there).
I tried taking another scrap video from the same camera. Same results.
I also noticed that the PD12 install did not remove PD11. I wonder if there is a conflict somewhere? Maybe removing both then just installing 12 alone would improve my output?
Checking the hardware acceleration on or off does not seem to change anything.
Renato
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FREE... Works Great.. Offers Picture in Picture option.
PC Only.
http://screenrecordings.com/
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Problem solved... See the last two posts...
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I am a long time user of PowerDirector.
I imported two different AVCHD clips into PowerDirector 12 (Build 2109). The videos were made with two Canon VIXIA camcorders with the exact same settings and chips (see the attached Clip Properties).
When I play either video in PD12, they both play like 1080p videos.
When I move one video into the timeline, it plays perfectly. When I move the other video into the timeline, it is pixelated.
I created a quick video about the problem at the following link to hopefully illustrate the issue.
http://youtu.be/T0zO2dx_eiY (Watch in 720p Full screen to see the details)
I have used these cameras with previous versions of PD with no problem.
I am looking for some guidance. Is this a PD 12 issue?
Thanks
Renato
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Sorry - wrong forum
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