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Interesting that extremely low GOPs are possibly working now. Before a setting of 1 or 2 was pretty much guaranteed an instant crash (was this native mode?).

http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showpost.php?p=2052912&postcount=102

That is what I concluded earlier in the thread. It has nothing to do with lumped data. '47 50 11' is start of the frame... if you lump all the bytes between these, you will not see rogues as...

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Now the question is, why are you seeing rogues in your black tests. Knew something was odd, because the frame counts in StreamEyes were just totally off when "rogues" appeared which...

Hmm, just attempted to install it via VMWare (running Windows XP) on OS-X, and it failed when trying to install some .NET business. :( I'll give it another go tho.

I'm roughing together something...

Talents hard at work. Excellent!

Started looking into the MTS a bit deeper with http://www.bitstreamtools.com and have come to the conclusion, the rogues do not exist. I'm unsure if the fact that PAT/PMT tables show up in the...

Maybe null data in the rogues is associated with the black test? Like svecher, I'm not finding any.

Original file (right click save as)

Loaded up the hex editor. Unfortunately it seems this particular scene is not loaded with nulls on any of the rogue frames.

There isn't much you can do. Once you lower the mjpeg framerate it starts droping frames, unfortunately. We'll all just have to cross our fingers that a 24P/25P solution lies in the future as the...

@Crunchy.. seems that AVCHD can't really handle sustained bitrates of much more than 53mbps (and that rate will usually cause an error pretty fast). It's evidently much more processesor intensive...

Hehe.. Video bitrates > Limiting bitrate lock up the camera. It won't even begin to record... (tho I was testing more extreme numbers at that point in time). Might be worth a revist.

While I still don't understand why my posted settings are yielding entirely different bitrate results than when originally tested... I went back thru the real life footage shot this past week, and...

Indeed, something strange is going on here... as these settings have given me bitrates of 46mbps (as described earlier in this thread). I'm backtracking my steps.

Interesting finds.

I have been exploring the AVCHD 24PN a bit, and I question the need for exceedingly higher overall and limiting bitrate settings. For the past week, I've been using the...

if you look where the deinterlace options are in mpeg streamclip.. you'll see it say's "deselect for progressive movies." It doesn't prevent you from selecting deinterlace, but it clearly says not...

Once you log and transfer in FCP, you have transcoded the clip. Thus your mbps will be different as it's likely you are now using a codec that's FCP friendly. If you want to see what the real clip...

It'll go down to 1/2. Can get about 40m recording @ 2fps per 2GB with the thread settings. Interesting stuff indeed... heh.

imho you are kinda over thinking this. MJPEG is a tool... it's just another option, and this one in particular yields very high quality results. There is absolutely nothing wrong with shooting 30fps....

You pretty much nailed it. I stops you from just throwing numbers in there, and just hoping it's better. By determining your max load with Q4 for your most complex scene, one can easily scale the...

FHS/SH Bitrate 33 34 35 36 37 37 50 50 60 60 53 53 50 50
H Bitrate 33 34 35 36 37 37 50 50 60 60 90 90 36 36
L Bitrate 33 34 35 36 37 37 50 50 60 60 36 36 26 26
Overall...

I enabled the 720p 59.94->20.97 feature a while ago, but the numbers didn't change much. Bitrates stayed pretty much the same with the exception of the L setting, which would half at shutter speeds...

In the camera (as in not connected to a computer, as if you are viewing clips from the GF) or actually on the SD card (as in JPG, but no MOV)?

Do you have matched JPG/MOV files in the DCIM folder...

Whenever you record with MJPEG it creates both a JPG and MOV (there is no switching between the two).

Something like (example)...

P1050579.JPG
P1050579.MOV

is what you should see on your...

I just tested the 1080p MJPEG and it definitely looks like up scaling up from 720p... it just doesn't compare to 1080 FHD unfortunately.