I this blog doesnt really work right, I cant answer to people answering my questions, so I have to post again.
ralftaro you answered to my question:
"You can import AVCHD material with 5.1 Dolby Digital sound, but it will always be mixed down to stereo and treated as such in the program. That's still curently a technical limitation in Movie Edit Pro. Probably not a big deal to most users. I mean, who really makes use of the surround sound capabilities in the audio encoding of a consumer-level AVCHD camera when in the end the camera just features some unidirectional microphone anyway? Of course, it would be cool to see this featured in the future."
I do use the 5.1 function and it works great. on my hometheater system I hear voices from 5 different directions, very clearly weather its front left or back right.So why would i not care it the software destroys that ? I dont understand what the big deal is technically.
thx for your input.
best regards,
ralftaro you answered to my question:
"You can import AVCHD material with 5.1 Dolby Digital sound, but it will always be mixed down to stereo and treated as such in the program. That's still curently a technical limitation in Movie Edit Pro. Probably not a big deal to most users. I mean, who really makes use of the surround sound capabilities in the audio encoding of a consumer-level AVCHD camera when in the end the camera just features some unidirectional microphone anyway? Of course, it would be cool to see this featured in the future."
I do use the 5.1 function and it works great. on my hometheater system I hear voices from 5 different directions, very clearly weather its front left or back right.So why would i not care it the software destroys that ? I dont understand what the big deal is technically.
thx for your input.
best regards,