Bonjour,
J'utilise AVS Video EDITOR version 6.4 sous windows7.
Je dois faire un montage vidéo avec découpage multiple.
Les fichiers sont en .MTS.
Même quand j'attends la fin de la mise en cache, les vidéos saccadent à la lecture.
J'ai essayé de les convertir en .AVI avec AVS Video Converter mais le problème persiste.

Que dois-je faire?

Merci

To: aspjm

Cher utilisateur,

merci de nous avoir contacté.

Veuillez s'il vous plaît voir la réponse dans notre Système de l'Assistance Technique. Notre spécialiste vous y a répondu.

Voici le lien.

http://support.avs4you.com/Support.aspx

Cordialement

Would be nice if this was written in English so other users could help out as well. :)

To: joelmch

Dear user,

Thank you for your interest.

The issue concerns the caching process in AVS Video Editor. When high definition files are imported into AVS Video Editor, caching process starts automatically to create a file of lower resolution and make editing process easier and quicker. However while caching is in the process, the file playback becomes jerky, so you need to wait while the caching has been stoped.

Let me know if I can be of any further assistance to you.

Kind regards

To: Nat
Bonjour,

Quelle solution vous a été proposée pour solutionner le problème d'affichage saccadé, car je rencontre le même problème mais a la fois sur AVS Video Editor et sur AVS Media player sur les fichier MTS.

J'ai lu la réponse qui vous a été faite concernant une attente de fin d'un traitement de caching, mais je n'est rien compris. Ou voit on ca ?

par avance merci de votre réponse

To: Christian_38

Bonjour Christian,

Nous vous avons repondu via nos services de support en ligne. S'il vous plait, continuer la correspondance avec nos spécialistes là-bas.

To: Lynxy


Dear Sir,

I am sorry sir, but I saw on the forum that other persons had met the problem of jerky video with Mts files.
My AVS correspondent not have been able to bring me a solution at this day, also I let on the forum a message in the desperate hope to have a solution.
Also I would like to know how many people have this problem and what decision they have taken.

I hope you understand my situation not at all comfortable, but It takes lot of time.

Remind, jerky videos are on AVS Video Editor and AVS Media Player and on the last version of products

Please excuse me I send my reply to myself by error could you cancel the wrong message, in advance thank you.

Best regard

To: Christian_38

I'd recommend you to do the following in order to try and avoid the issue:

<1> Launch AVS Video ReMaker.
<2> Import your *.mts file.
<3> Remake it.
<4> Work with the output file in AVS Video Editor.

Let me know the result please.

To: Lynxy


Hi Lynxy,

I have tried your solution with AVS Video Remaker but unfortunately the display in AVS Media Player and AVS Video Editor is always jerky.
In remaker, for this origin file I only have 2 possibilities M2TS or Blue-ray. So the result file is bigger than origin file. Is it normal ?

I have had to pass in no cache in order to avoid the freeze display.

Origin file -> Type = MTS, size 18Mo, 1440x1080, 25 frames/s, debit data =10327 Kbits/s
result file -> Type = M2TS, size 20 Mo, 1440x1080, 25 frames/s, debit data = 12147 kbits/

What can I do to help you

Best regard

To: Christian_38

Hi Christian!

I'm sorry the issue persists. AVS Video ReMaker allows to slightly change the video file without re-encoding it thus saving the quality.

Now I'd recommend you to continue the correspondence with our technical assistance manager in Support System to get individual solution.