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AVCHD: Stable settings
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  • ButtButt
    @Angry_C

    what do you mean by stable?
    they refer to the "blip" in the beginning?
  • Angry_CAngry_C
    I think this thread is dangerous. People will post settings declared as stable without testing in different scenes.

    For example feha wrote:

    "Video Bitrate FSH/SH=32000000
    Video Bitrate FH/H=24000000

    Transcend class 6 32 GB ...
    Very satisfied with stability "

    In my case that settings were only stable without tele ex mode with a Transcend class 10 32GB and a Sandisk Extreme pro 45mb/s.

    My recordings are stable with:

    Video Bitrate FSH/SH=28000000
    Video Bitrate FH/H=20000000


    Either the cameras are different, or feha has not tested well enough.



  • Vitaliy_KiselevVitaliy_Kiselev
    >Why remove can you explain ?

    Because you are distributing AVCHD settings. Do not mess with any other.
  • PtchawPtchaw
    @Butt Why zipped/tarballed; the ini files are merely a couple of hundred bytes in size?
  • UlisseUlisse
    "And remove
    Version increment=1
    30min limit removal=Checked
    PAL<->NTSC Menu=Checked

    part from your settings."

    Why remove can you explain ?
    Thanks in advance
  • Vitaliy_KiselevVitaliy_Kiselev
    @feha

    Use attachments please.
    And remove
    Version increment=1
    30min limit removal=Checked
    PAL<->NTSC Menu=Checked

    part from your settings.
  • fehafeha
    I have very stable footage:
    [Information]
    Comment=1080i/50
    SD_Card=Any
    Camera=GH2 v1.0E
    [Settings]
    Version increment=1
    30min limit removal=Checked
    PAL<->NTSC Menu=Checked
    Video Bitrate FSH/SH=32000000
    Video Bitrate FH/H=24000000
    Video Bitrate 24H=32000000
    Video Bitrate 24L=24000000

    This works without any problems:
    SanDisk class 10 16GB Extreme 30mb/s
    and
    Transcend class 6 32 GB ...
    Very satisfied with stability
  • Vitaliy_KiselevVitaliy_Kiselev
    @svart
    Make different topic for such settings, please, if you have them. :-)
  • svartsvart
    I'll add that stable can also mean that the files are of good structure(no low bitrate frames at the beginning, no missing frames at end, etc) as well. Just because a playback codec has a good amount of error tolerance and can play a broken file, does NOT mean that the file is OK to use.
  • ButtButt
    . . . no one has 42MB stable longGOP setting?
    please publish with *. zip
  • Vitaliy_KiselevVitaliy_Kiselev
    @Elenion
    I just made two topics to move discussions about AVCHD settings to them.
    Stable is anything that do not result in card speed errors or freezzing.

  • ButtButt
    @Elenion
    I think stable is stable, that is no small error, so error free
  • ElenionElenion
    What do you mean by stable?
    Currently there are some issues that have been found, like the first two gop that are garbage or some files that have a weird end. Beyond this many settings are 'stable'. Then, can we post also settings with these minor issues?
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