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Hi, I am using V 1.9.1 since its release in Win 7 64bit to cut ts-files and it was working to my complete satisfaction. Now it happens that Smart Cutter after setting the cuts and hitting the red button seems to work normally, but after showing "transconding completed" there is no result ...

I accidently found a way to get around the saving file problem, here is how it works: If you want to edit from a physical disc or a disc image or any writing protected storage device and save the edited file to you hard drive you won't be able to do so before because the program defaults to the orig...

The problem hasn't been fixed yet any plans on looking at it?
Summary of the problem: When loading a file from a disc or disc image it transcodes but always saves to the original source folder and writes nothing as writing to a disc or a disc image is impossible. Source folder is unchecked.

UHD camcorders where already selling for consumer market for a while now, they got to edit those videos, don't they?

GOP accurate will have lip sync problems and for precise cuts it won't work, you can make a stand alone VC-1 frame accurate software if the implementation in the actual software is problematic and offer it for an extra charge, The only company that have a software with VC-1 frame accurate AFAIK is B...

Are there any plans to support UHD and 4K including HDR versions of them ???

I have a large collection of HD-DVD's and so does a lot of people coded in VC-1 and would like to see this feature in the next release.

Why would you want to convert video, you know the quality will degrade, Smart Cutter doesn't convert video, it just transcode the frames near the cut and leaves the video intact so it won't loose quality, if you must convert you need to look for a video converter.

admin wrote: Do you have more VC-1 video files than H.264 video files?

If you can implement VC-1 it will get people's interest to keep your business and keep the competitors behind, people pay for the software that has the most features regardless if they need them down the road or not.

I'm wondering when are you guys going to implement VC-1 codec support, TSPE did a good job on that except the license cost $200, I'm using the trial period before it expires but after that I will be in the dark, I have some HD-DVD's that I'm ripping to my hard drive and converting to Blu-ray using C...