Test Video using the Sony Hx9v: Baseball Action

[Bosingr]

What AF setting did you use for the video?

Also, why does it say in the camera that you cannot record the 1080P 60 recorded files to a Blu-Ray disc?

I just got one and just trying to learn this thing. And there's a whole lot to learn!

[Eliasken350]

nice!

[bigbodlover]

this is one great camera, camcorder, all rolled into one.

[markr041]

You are definitely not seeing 60p on Youtube. On Vimeo you can download the orginal files, and there are 60p Hx9v videos with baseball on thatsite (test videos).

[AhoChaudeJP]

@markr041 did you upload the raw AVCHD file to youtube like this?

[markr041]

@AhoChaudeJP The video that was uploaded was not processed by me in any way except to string the clips together; Youtube of course processes the video. If you want to get original 108060p Hx9v files to download, go to Vimeo.

[ForChwo]

@markr041 What program did you use to string the clips together? When I upload AVCHD 1080i from my HX5V it always looks choppy and grainy, not like this. perhaps its because yours is 1080p and youtube does not recognize my interlaced or something?

[markr041]

@ForChwo I use two programs to string the clips together because both programs do not alter the files in any way; no re-encoding. They are tsMuxer and Aunsoft Final Mate. I have uploaded original 108060i files this way, with no problems in quality.

[ForChwo]

@markr041 Thanks for the help, Ill give them a try

[lemmontree1]

Looks more like 20p than 60p. Or is that Youtube that adds this judder?

[l3ulldozer]

Nice triple!