Reencoded - Outdoors test of Sony Handycam HDR-TD30VE digital camcorder in Full 3D HD
2http://hirudov.com presents re-encoded version of the outdoors test of Sony Handycam HDR-TD30VE digital camcorder.
Video processed with Sony Movie Studio Platinum 12 (Trial version) because YouTube doesn't recognize 3D mts files created by the camcorder. The uploaded file is 285 MB big. It was converted to Blue-Ray 1920-1080-24p 16Mbp - with Dolby surround audio codec (not supported by YouTube as well).
Video shoot in full 3D in ambient light conditions. The camera have been tested for capture of small moving objects, small static objects, motion blur, lens flare, anti-shake, small distant objects - AmigaOS 4.1 Quickstart guide on a tree, nature - shoot of river with many light reflections, trees and paths. The size of the raw video file is 516 685 824 bytes.
Video recorded on a cloudy day in March.
The original format of the video shot by the camera is AVCHD with frame width of 1960 pixels and frame height of 1080 pixels. Data rate 26434kbps, total bitrate 26689kbps. Frame rate 25 frames/second. Audio bit rate is 256kbps, 2 Stereo channels 48kHz.
Well, after testing tens of different converters without any good quality success, the best option is Sony Vegas (Sony has the best support for AVCHD it seems). The uploaded videos still don't look as good as the original videos coming from the CamCorder. Lets hope YouTube will add direct support for 3D MTS files for easier upload of the gaining popularity 3D video recordings.