Unterschied Premiere CS4 - CS5

Hallo,
unterstützt CS5 AVCHDp50?
In CS4 wurde nur AVCHD p24, p30 unterstützt.
Danke für die Antworten!
leznem

Ja. 1280x720 50p
Mylenium

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here is an example, from left to right its CS4, CS5, CS5, Procoder.
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http://img404.yfrog.com/img404/2076/cs4harmannprocoder.png

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I am not able to export to Quicktime. The error is "Unable to create or open an output file."
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I don't think a core-2 will work very well with AVCHD... you need at least an Intel i7 920... or whatever is current
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