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DVMP Pro is a specialised AVCHD, HDV & DV media player,
a set of
professional tools, and a DV Capture module.
Plays files captured from an AVCHD, HDV or DV camcorder and displays the
date and time stamp
that was stored in the hidden metadata area of the file when the recording was originally shot. It also displays the timecode,
user bits, and exposure settings such as iris/aperture,
shutter speed, gain, image stabilizer and white balance
- all displayed with frame accuracy as you
play or frame-step through your AVCHD, HDV or DV file.
The tools allow you to burn-in the
recording date
and time (also known as datacode/datecode) into the visible area of each
frame.
You can also choose to burn-in timecode, user-bits, iris, shutter speed,
etc. Other tools include a powerful file splitter which splits
your DV AVI file into scenes using a range of triggers, and a metadata
editor which can modify timecode, DV date stamp and other
metadata.
See the list of features below - and for more detailed
info click the links on the left.
- Play AVCHD m2ts and mts files
- Play HDV 1080-line m2t files
- Play standard DV AVI files, plus Canopus DV files, Raw DV files
(.dv), DVCPRO25 and DVCAM files
- Discover when AVCHD, HDV & DV tapes and files were recorded
- See date and time for every frame
- See exact timecode of every frame
- See changing exposure settings - shutter speed, f-stop, gain, white
balance etc
- See how exposure settings interact
- Frame-step backwards or forwards through AVCHD, HDV and DV
- Jump instantly between scenes in DV files
- NTSC and PAL compatible
- Useful for video training, forensics and investigation.
- Permanent time and date stamp on AVCHD, DV & HDV video
- Burnt-in timecode with frame accuracy
- Burn-in camera exposure settings and other metadata
- Burn-in Geotagging details (for GPS-equipped AVCHD cameras)
- Fix incorrect timecode or recording date/time
- Change between drop and non-drop timecode
- Add or change User Bits
- Set or clear widescreen flag
- Archive AVCHD, HDV & DV metadata to CSV text file
- Avoid loss of metadata when converting or recompressing to other video file
formats
- Import CSV file to spreadsheet, database, scripts or utilities
- Export AVCHD, HDV & DV metadata to DVD subtitle file (.srt)
- Helps create switchable DVD subtitles, displaying date, time and camera
exposure settings (requires compatible DVD Authoring program)
- See exactly when each file was recorded
- Supports DV, HDV, AVCHD and MOD files
- Convert to/from DV AVI Type 1 and 2 and Raw DV (.dv)
- Extract audio of DV and HDV files to WAV file
- Extract audio of AVCHD files to AC3 file
Doesn't change your system settings
- Completely self-contained program
- Does not install codecs, DLLs or anything else
- Does not change your system settings
- Simple and safe
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- Display latitude, longitude, speed & direction where clips were shot
- See geographical location of any point when the camera is moving
- Display Google map showing exact location with one CTRL keypress
- Overlay geographical coordinates onto video frames
- Geotagging is only supported for compatible AVCHD cameras with built-in
GPS units.
- Process many AVCHD, HDV and DV files at once
- Limited support for MOD files
- Capture DV from tape, splitting scenes on-the-fly to separate AVI files
- Choice of splitting rules
- Capture live from camera
- Direct capture to hard drive with GBs of storage
- Slave to camera feature
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Supported File Types
DVMP Pro plays high definition AVCHD M2TS/MTS files*, HDV (1080 line) M2T files* and standard
definition DV AVI files, plus Canopus DV files, Raw DV files
(.dv), DVCPRO25 and DVCAM files and displays the metadata for
all these file types.
Please note that .mpg, .mpeg, .vob and .mod files created by tapeless
standard definition cameras are currently not supported.
The Tools and their supported file types are summarised in the following tables.
Tools available from the Tools Menu
Batch Processing Tools
* Requires a compatible video decoder (codec) -
see System Requirements below.
System Requirements
Playing and processing high definition AVCHD files requires a lot more more
processing power than HDV or DV files. Therefore there are 3 levels of system
requirement.
For AVCHD playback:
- 3GHz, Quad Core (or possibly Core 2 Duo).
- 4GB RAM
- Windows XP, Vista or 7
- DirectX 9
A lower spec can be used for processing AVCHD files - the operation
will just take longer to complete.
A suitable video and audio decoder
(codec) must already be installed on your PC. See Requirements
for Playing AVCHD files for more info.
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For HDV playback and processing:
- Core 2 Duo, 2GHz, or better.
- 2GB RAM
- Windows XP, Vista or 7
- DirectX 9
A suitable MPEG-2 video decoder
(codec) must already be installed on your PC. See Requirements
for Playing HDV files for more info.
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For DV playback and processing:
- Intel Pentium 4 / AMD Athlon 1.2GHz, or better.
- 256MB RAM
- Windows 2000, XP, Vista or 7
- DirectX 9
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Try the DEMO version to check if your PC has the necessary
decoders, and to check its performance with your own video files before buying.
Download our 14 day demo version - this has almost all of the functionality of the
full version, but all output files are watermarked.
DVMP Pro does not install any codecs or DLLs on your system and does not change any of your system settings
- it couldn't be simpler or safer!
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