i came across the video today shot with the hf100
http://www.vimeo.com/926994

I am still trying to learn how to work with mts files .... this aint easy

how is this guy converting this file to be posted in such great quality on the website ?

ok I was able to get the software to work and register, and i have been using it for just about 2 hours and was able to creat this file and post to the web the quality is not the best as i downsized it for apple ipod .mov file size ...im still learning how to do the rest

http://www.vimeo.com/937238

i fixed the link

the first video you posted has the download blocked. so I can't tell what the render settings were. But the video looks out of focus too. and there is alot of blurring with the pans.

The second video posted ( I assume is yours) at first I though this was blurry too but you rendered it as a MOV@640X360 which could be the problem.

Vimeo supports 1280 X 720 so take advantage of it. What software are you using?

Try rendering as a WMV or h.264 @ 1280x720. it might help

Paul - Vimeo does not allow h.264 vidoes as far as I can tell ...and I am not sure how to do the wmv yet ...I need more practice

The video thats blurry is an old tape from a Canon A1 digital circa 1990 ! ..it was the best camera way back then ....

Paul - Vimeo does not allow h.264 vidoes as far as I can tell .......

Yes it does

Try these settings. Eugenia is very knowledgable about PC stuff.
http://eugenia.gnomefiles.org/2007/11/09/exporting-with-vegas-for-vimeo-hd/

Also read here blog/rants very good stuff if you like to learn!!http://eugenia.gnomefiles.org/category/software/

I have learned alot from her blog and posts around the associated forums.

Ok I am slowly learning how to post the video to the web

http://www.vimeo.com/947207 is a wmv attempt

Ok I am slowly learning how to post the video to the web

http://www.vimeo.com/947207 is a wmv attempt


good you got a video rendered and posted to vimeo. Now try the settings in the link above. They will work. If you have any problems just ask.