MORE FILE CONVERSIONS ACK!

Just found two more folders of files that need conversion from .mts to .mov files! I thought I was done with this! Ack ack ack! 

File Conversions Done!

Robb Newby (left) and D.A. Sebasstian (right) set up a GoPro HD on poles
infront of Robb's pick-up during filming his segment for Rats & Gassers.

So I finally found all older MTS files (one batch I hadn't saved to disc and was stashed on my computers internal drive). Wow- this was alot of work! It wouldn't have been a such a big deal, but I realized AFTER I had converted all the Canon HF-G10 .mts files to .mov files  that I had to re-do everything with the Brorsoft MTS conversion program. As I was editing a friends wedding video, I noticed occasion frame duplication, meaning I done a proper 30 fps to 24fps conversion. Better then than after I was halfway through editing Rats & Gassers! Now everything works and looks perfect and I can finally dig in. 

Last Lap Of File Conversions

I am on the last lap of the File Conversion Grand Prix! These are all files I shot on the Canon HF-G10 that come out of the camera as .MTS files which are unable by most editing programs. I had tried one process a few months ago and thought they would work, but on closer inspection found added frames on the playback. I discovered this while editing a friends wedding video. So I re-did and re-done all of the multi-gigs of data. Ack.

File Conversions

Going through all the tons of footage for the new Season 5 episodes of Go-Kustom TV converting files and looking for potential B-Roll for Rats & Gassers: Kustom Kulture Takes A Ride. That's been the boon for rekindling Go-Kustom TV is getting multiple use footage for several projects. The file conversion is a long  process for the Canon HF-G10 Camera. The native format the Canon records in is MTS files which have to be run through three programs (in my work flow) to get them into my FCP 7 timelines. They look incredible when done- so it is worth the work.