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JVC GZ-HD40
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determine which is right for you. Canon takes top honors.. Two Options for Full HD JVC is the last of the big manufacturers to adopt the AVCHD codec. In the past, its camcorders used the MPEG-2 TS system, which uses a very high bit-rate--up to...
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Our Canon HG10 Torture Test At Hot Import Nights
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wasn’t concerned about the small camcorders... "not commercial enough" they said. However, after five hours of constant recording we are now big fans of the HG10. I have to admit that most of us had some serious doubts about the hard-drive based camcorder...
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Canon Unveils Three New Consumer HD Camcorders
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One of the highlights of the new camcorders is the ability to record at 24Mbps bit rate, which is the maximum bit rate of the AVCHD format used in these cameras. AVCHD is a high compression codec based on H.264, allowing for higher image quality with lower...
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Samsung SC-HMX10* (4 GB Internal/SDHC Card)
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GB of internal hard drive space, which equates to four hours of high-definition video. The HDR-SR1 has some useful features including a manual control ring, a mic input, and a headphone jack. There are currently no other hard drive based HD camcorders, but...
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Saving and Editing Your Video
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on a variety of recording media, including models that use memory cards, DVDs, hard disks, and now even Blu-ray. . We should tell you right now that these camcorders all record in Advanced Video Codec High Definition (AVCHD) format. While this mode has the...
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Acer Aspire Revo
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the CPU can't play the file on its own without jerky movements. We carried out a second test in AVCHD format. We also selected a very heavy video (24 Mbits) from a Canon HFS10 camcorder. With hardware acceleration activated, we managed to play it fluidly on...
