#Pinnacle studio 14 mts mp4#
On Windows 10, the same RAID0-Disk runs up to 230 MB/s read and write Speed and the SSD goes "full throttle" up to 495 MB/s. Here, you can perform the conversion with a simple and workable program called Pavtube Video Converter for Windows/Mac (best Mac Video Converter), which can effortlessly and comprehensively transcode any MP4 files or other unsupported file formats such as AVCHD MTS, MXF, H.265/HEVC, XAVC/XAVC, Prores, etc to Pinnacle Studio editable file formats. On Windows 7 the RAID0-Disk reached about 180 MB/s in the Disk Speed Test Tool, and the SSD went up to 330 - 350 MB/s (read and write Speed). If you want to import H. As far as I know Pinnacle Studio doesn’t like H.264 files. Pinnacle 14 works fine with the AVCHD files on an old Windows 7 32 bit PC I have, but I have now tried using Pinnacle 14 on 2 different Windows 7 圆4 PCs and on both the 64 bit OS's the AVCHD files cannot be added to the timeline.
It is pretty picky with the codecs of what it’ll accept. I have Pinnacle 14 Ultimate with a Sony HD AVCHD cam. However, the maximum bit rate is capped at 12Mb/sec and only 2 channel stereo audio. Pinnacle Studio supports a wide rang video formats although.
#Pinnacle studio 14 mts install#
Otherwise we would still work on Windows 3.1 (or CP/M 2.2 on the good old Zilog Z80)įor my thing - even if I didn't do a clean install but only an upgrade of the Win7-Clone - Win 10 works like a charm on this machine with all installed software I could test until now.Īnd - like Blackmagic Disk Speed Test told me - Disk Access to the RAID0-Harddrives and also to the SSD for Render-Data is faster than on Windows 7 I use Pinnacle Studio 14 for my editing needs and it will output mts file. Also, privacy concerns with 10.īut from time to time it's nessesary to upgrade for being able to use new features. There's a reason everyone else in post-production software continues to support Win7. John Paines wrote:I know what the official policy is, but I hope they can see to making it work.
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