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16 Comments
comments.show.hideJun 02, 2008
Anonymous
Test comment
Jul 17, 2008
Anonymous
can you please add the definition of SD video resolution? How does it related to Mid-Def or iPod/DVD resolution?
Jul 17, 2008
Doc Walker
SD = Standard Definition = What your old square tube type TV displayed
More information can be found here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard-definition_television
Jul 26, 2008
Anonymous
hi.
do I take it that PAL 768x576 is scaled down to the max height of 480?
cheers,
Gregory
www.gregory.hk | gallery.gregory.hk
Jul 26, 2008
Anonymous
i.e., 768 is scaled down to 640 and the aspect ratio is maintained resulting in a height of 480.
so if I'm encoding my DVD clips, I should be encoding and scaling to 640x480 so that a second scaling doesn't happen within the smugmug server. right?
cheers again,
Gregory
Jul 26, 2008
Doc Walker
I would let the SmugMug system do the scaling. We have to create multiple display copies anyway. So even if you scale, we will create new copies anyway. Give it a try if you want. Create a 20 second video clip and see if it gives the results you want.
Nov 06, 2008
Anonymous
I just have a standard account, and I would like to test the video upload feature before upgrading.
Can I upload a couple of videos and watch them before upgrading?
If not, it would be nice to get a 14 day trial!
Nov 06, 2008
Rich Wilson
Why not sign-up for a Power account trail and see how it works out
https://secure.smugmug.com/signup.mg
Mar 25, 2009
Anonymous
I have added a test video and Like the HD quality, But before I begin to upload other videos I need to find out how to post the videos for sale for download....
How do you set the prices?
I keep trying to and it just shows me pricing options for photographs....
Help anyone?
Apr 02, 2009
Anonymous
Will SmugMug be able to accommodate .mts (AVCHD) files soon? This is the standard file for Sony/Panasonic HD camcorders before editing so I think most users would like this option.
Apr 03, 2009
Doc Walker
.mts files should be edited or converted before upload. We may add it in the future.
Please contact us at the help@smugmug.com for help. I do not see your posts here right away. I want you to get help as quickly as possible.
May 27, 2009
Anonymous
Is there a list somewhere of the best format to use in the order of best to worst?
We are running iSofter DVD Platinum to convert DVD's we have a few dozen video selectons.
Jul 31, 2009
Anonymous
I, too, wish that SmugMug would accept AVCHD (*.m2ts) files soon. It's really based on H.264 which SmugMug already accepts. Tons of camcorders are using this format and have done so for years. It's also appearing on higher-end point & shoot cameras for video. Will we see the ability to upload *.m2ts / AVCHD files soon? Thank you.
Sep 11, 2009
Anonymous
I also would like to see the .m2ts / AVCHD file format supported.
Oct 19, 2009
Anonymous
I'd also like .m2ts support... Using an HD Canon camcorder and love it. Adobe Premier Elements can even handle the video just fine, but I have to convert to upload to Smugmug.
Nov 17, 2009
Doc Walker
Some of our customers have reported that mts and m2ts files can be converted to MP4 just by changing the format. ie. just change video.mts to video.mp4 using the rename option in your operating system. Once oyu do that, you can upload the files. I personally have not tested it. But you might want to give that a try. It may work. I do not recommend this for other file types and as always, keep a backup copy just in case....