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HD Writer Question:
Using HD Writer to edit my home videos from my Panasonic TM900 camcorder.
However, I took some AVCHD video with my Panasonic Lumix TM30 - it takes the same files (I thought) - m2ts, same 25fpm and Panasonic too.
I thought as they were both m2ts and Panasonic, that they'd both be able to be edited through hd writer. I'd like to compile a dvd from the videos off both cameras. Trying to import the TM30 files into HD writer won't work. I get greyed out thumbnails with a ? in them and a message saying the files can't be dealt with by HDW. (But they're both Panasonic, and both m2ts!!) So I downloaded them to my PC and the photos show in the HD writer menu, but the video files won't show.
It's driving me crazy. I've put the files in folders, they're not just loose files. I've stored them in the same location as my Tm900 files. They're appropriately named.
The folder names appear in the menu, but are greyed out, and with a '0' (amount of files) next to them, when there are actually dozens of files in the folders.
Why on earth can't I get the Lumix video files to be recognised by HD writer when they're the same brand and same format?
Using HD Writer to edit my home videos from my Panasonic TM900 camcorder.
However, I took some AVCHD video with my Panasonic Lumix TM30 - it takes the same files (I thought) - m2ts, same 25fpm and Panasonic too.
I thought as they were both m2ts and Panasonic, that they'd both be able to be edited through hd writer. I'd like to compile a dvd from the videos off both cameras. Trying to import the TM30 files into HD writer won't work. I get greyed out thumbnails with a ? in them and a message saying the files can't be dealt with by HDW. (But they're both Panasonic, and both m2ts!!) So I downloaded them to my PC and the photos show in the HD writer menu, but the video files won't show.
It's driving me crazy. I've put the files in folders, they're not just loose files. I've stored them in the same location as my Tm900 files. They're appropriately named.
The folder names appear in the menu, but are greyed out, and with a '0' (amount of files) next to them, when there are actually dozens of files in the folders.
Why on earth can't I get the Lumix video files to be recognised by HD writer when they're the same brand and same format?
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