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Burn AVCHD with Imgburn - Sony Handycam folder sets
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04 Feb 2013 @ 1:25
YYZ
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Hello I've searched the forums and FAQ's for answers to my question but without solution.
I have a Sony Handycam HDR-cx260. I'd like to avoid using Sony's software if at all possible to get the movies into AVCHD format.
I'm trying to get from their default folder setup to burn AVCHD using imgburn (to DVD+R & DVD+R DL media).
The folder trees are different than described in the "BURN AVCHD with IMGBURN" faq.
Here is what the folder tree looks like off the Sony internal/SD card memory
AVF_INFO (subdued folder)
__AVIN0001.bnp
__AVIN0001.inp
__AVIN0001.int
__OTDISCBN.ind
__PRV00001.bin
DCIM
__100MSDCF -(empty folder)
PRIVATE
__SONY
____SONYCARD.ind
__AVCHD
____BDMV
______CLIPINF
________00000.cpi
________00001.cpi
________00002.cpi
______PLAYLIST
________00000.mpl
______STREAM
________00000.mts
________00001.mts
________00002.mts
______INDEX.bdm
______MOVIEOBJ.bdm
I'm an admited novice but would appreaciate any help on this. Thank you.
YYZ
I have a Sony Handycam HDR-cx260. I'd like to avoid using Sony's software if at all possible to get the movies into AVCHD format.
I'm trying to get from their default folder setup to burn AVCHD using imgburn (to DVD+R & DVD+R DL media).
The folder trees are different than described in the "BURN AVCHD with IMGBURN" faq.
Here is what the folder tree looks like off the Sony internal/SD card memory
AVF_INFO (subdued folder)
__AVIN0001.bnp
__AVIN0001.inp
__AVIN0001.int
__OTDISCBN.ind
__PRV00001.bin
DCIM
__100MSDCF -(empty folder)
PRIVATE
__SONY
____SONYCARD.ind
__AVCHD
____BDMV
______CLIPINF
________00000.cpi
________00001.cpi
________00002.cpi
______PLAYLIST
________00000.mpl
______STREAM
________00000.mts
________00001.mts
________00002.mts
______INDEX.bdm
______MOVIEOBJ.bdm
I'm an admited novice but would appreaciate any help on this. Thank you.
YYZ
This message has been edited since its posting. Latest edit was made on 04 Feb 2013 @ 1:28
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#2
10 Feb 2013 @ 21:05
Problem solved, used multiAVCHD to convert .mts files in format that is readily compatible with imgburn and best of all didn't have to mess with Sony's software. Thanks.

