At 1:58 PM -0800 1/19/08, Paul Atroshenko wrote:
>In his tidbits article about Final Cut Express 4 on the 15th November,
>2007, Jeff Carlson wrote that "AVCHD support is available only on
>Intel-based Macs." I suppose that means that my G5 will not have that
>feature enabled. Is that correct?
>
>Is there any other app which would allow my G5 to accept and process such
>video files?
I just had a client who was looking into purchasing a HD camcorder
with the same sort of question. He still has not purchased a camcorder so
he might be able to get one with Firewire which seems to be supported in SD
and HD via a PowerMac and iMovieHD. For AVCHD files which seem to be what
every USB camcorder uses, a bit of searching turned up "VoltaicHD for Mac".
I have not tested it out in any way, but here is the info on it:
At 8:15 AM -0500 1/16/08, Johann's MostlyMac Computer Consulting wrote:
> Here is the info about "VoltaicHD for Mac" which costs $30 and is
>available in a demo mode to test if it works. They say: Voltaic lets you
>copy all your footage to your Mac, unplug your camera, then convert the
>footage while you (and your camera) go and do other things. Voltaic is a
>Universal binary, so supports PowerPC and Intel Macs. Apple's AVCHD
>converter (in both iMovie'08 and Final Cut Pro) only supports Intel
>platforms.
>
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