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I suspect it's because the system can't quite keep up with the processing load of "on the fly" rendering of effects or GOP regeneration at edit point.....
I have a quad core running at 2.8 ghz and an 8800GT and do a lot of editig of m2ts from a canon hf100. When I'm producing a file, I notice all 4 cores will easily peg out near 100%...I've run into the same at edit and effect points on "real time" playback in nearly every editing program I've used for HD....even MPEG2 HD let alone the AVC/264 that our Canons are providing. And in this regard, PD seems to do better than a lot of them...
(It's better once the shadow/proxy files are generated....but it still happens...)
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Thanks, Tony. Glad to hear I'm not the only one raising this as an issue.
I'm new to Cyberlink. Would turning this in as a suggestion - given that it has already been done - help more or annoy CL more? This seems basic and really hobbles the disk authoring. A lot.
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In authoring AVCHD disks, I've noticed the program often overestimates the amount of space required for the final project - sometimes by a lot (I've run into as much as 20%). This is surprsing when it is doing 100% SVRT on the video, but whatever....
Question is - is there a simple "capacity over-ride" through a registry setting or some other means - at least for the "write to folder/HDD" option?
Thanks.
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When I author a typical Home ACHD or Blu Ray disk - I can easily have 30-50 chapters to allow quick scene access.
Seems PD 8 forces you to have every single chapter represented on a menu page which - with the 4 thumbs per menu limit (in HD) - means you can easily have a ton of menu pages.
Is there any way to avoid this (short of elliminating chapters) by either authoring with a ROOT MENU ONLY or by somehow NOT HAVING A THUMB FOR EVEYR CHAPTER?
I haven't found it and it wastes time and space in addition to all the ridiculous numbers of menus. Many programs let you author with a root menu only.
Thanks
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