There are still NLE's that still support AC3/AVD

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January 9, 2018
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If SureCode costs more than you want to pay to handle AC3 (Dolby)... you have choices

- PowerDirector Supports DD (AC3/AVD)

- VideoStudio Supports DD (AC3/AVD)

- Pinacle Supports DD (AC3/AVD)

- HitFilm Express allows DD (AC3/AVD) with $10 plugin (included in the Pro Version)

Why pay so much money for a DD License when you can get it cheaper.

Or you can use Hand-drake... which adds more workflow issues.

This way you can still use PPro, AE & Aud

I am glad I dumped this Subscription.

I mainly use PowerDirector, Hitfilm and Divanci Resolve.

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excited_Genie16B8

Legend

There are still NLE's that still support AC3

Resolve 14 is on that list.

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fwhiltonAuthor

Inspiring

To confirm...

Davinci Resolve 14 does allow for AVCHD/MTS on WINDOWS 8 and up only. Not supported on Win 7

I know because I have Win 7 and any footage from my Sony MTS format doesn't import the audio

It does import the GoPRO format though.

Here is the thread on BlackMagic's forum from NOV 2017

https://forum.blackmagicdesign.com/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=67160&p=377213&hilit=mts+audio#p377213

I have already completed my first video project with Davinci... I LOVE the way they do keyframing

Will never go back to Adobe until they get their act together, fix their bugs and allow me to keep a version of the apps if I choose to unsubscribe again. Not paying all that money and not get software I can keep in exchange for the lousy PR and hassles I have to go through.

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