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(4.20 out of 5) (4.09 out of 5) (4.00 out of 5) (3.73 out of 5) (3.40 out of 5) (3.00 out of 5) (3.00 out of 5)There is a lot of discussion regarding which is the best format for digital video cameras. The HDV tape format remains a popular choice, mostly because of low cost and long record times. In the future however, AVCHD will be the format of choice for consumers and eventually small independent film makers.
It is possible to play AVCHD video in Windows Media Player and Windows Media Center. However, neither WMP nor WMC supports AVCHD natively and needs additional codec’s installed to be able to handle AVCHD video.
There is a new AVCHD player that’s been released by Elecard. The Elecard AVCHD Player is designed for high-quality decoding and playback of AVCHD Video. You can download a 21 trial of the Elecard AVC HD Player which cost $65 thereafter. There are also options for: Elecard AVC HD Suite $99.50 Elecard AVCHD Editor $49.95 [...]
There’s a huge contigent of people who wonder where AVCHD come from, why it is used, what it stands for and more. If this kind of info tickles your fancy, continue reading.
If you’re new to burning AVCHD content to DVD-R things might seem a little confusing at first. This is mainly due to the fact that AVCHD is a brand new format and things aren’t as standardized and straight forward as they’ll be in a years time. That said, don’t despair…
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