Tm700 60p conversion

Well, i do not know all the ins and outs of this, but I was filming a sea turtle and dropped it to 1/30 fps due to lighting, and I can clearly see a change in how fluid it swims on my tv. That may have something to do with the fact that it is actually saved as a 60p file though, so each frame is doubled...which may have made the difference more visible than a 30p. Just a theory though, I have no real means of doing such comparisons at the moment.

But, on to the other topic, if you burn the 1080p60 as a data disc you can play it on the sony blu ray players. Planning to pick one up this weekend myself, hopefully bestbuy will match sams club and then let me buy with my gift card gl to me. lol.

Or the top of the line 3d panasonic blu ray players will do the same, but at those prices, why not just by a ps3? @#$% panasonic for that. @#$^#^ Panasonic 65 and 85 should #@$%^$@ be able to play 1080p60 you know? Really @#$^%#@ pisses me off.

But, on that note, you can just use the Cam to convert the files to AVCHD. It will save as a new set of files in a new folder. Wont touch your old video at all, and I imagine that is as little change as you can get?

It will only convert to whatever the default AVCHD is (I always assumed it was 1080i60) in HD, as far as I can tell, so if you want something like 720p60...we are out of luck. Oh well.

Try this link:http://www.aunsoft.com/convert_merge...ut_pro_on_mac/