Now when you go to the AVS Video editor, click on the custom files and choose the one with the 59.94 frame-rate. Then, scroll back up to the top of the page and click on the Save icon, which is the third from the left on the row of functions. All the AVS profiles will be on a continuous page, so scroll down and find the one you want to modify.

If you don't see this option, then click on Open With and choose Notepad or whatever other comparable program you have. A pop-up should appear with the option to Edit with Notepad. Next, go to Computer, then Drive C, then Users, then to Your Name, then App Data, then Roaming, then AVS4You, then AVS Video Editor, then Profiles, then do a right-click on template-format-avi. First, if you have an older OS than Windows 7, you must download and install Notepad, which is a free program. See the AVS Help page for more instructions on setting up a custom profile. As I said, I recommend MP4 (Divx/Xvid Compatible) at 16000 kbps (16 Mbps), and 29.97 FPS (or whatever is appropriate for your region). Then click on AVI, then on Next, then set up a Custom profile for the format and bit-rate you want. Now, go to the AVS Video Editor in your list of programs and import a video, so you can put it on the storyboard and then click on Publish. Then check the box for Show Hidden Files. First, you have to be on a folder page and click on Organize in the upper-left corner. xml files, if you're not familiar with the many steps to take. 'It is a complicated process to edit the.

xml files for the AVS editing profiles that are on your computer, after you set them on the program. However, by following the instructions I've posted on Vimeo, you can get the program to produce 60p, by changing the. It doesn't come with 60p editing capability, although it will import and use them for 30p published videos. and it includes a large collection of other media programs. You can read the instructions below the video thumbnail.ĪVS Video Editor 6.2.2.222 is the lateast version and is priced very low, compared to many such programs. I've put them with a 60p edited video I've posted on Vimeo. I've written a full description of the many steps you need to follow, if you use the AVS Video Editor Program. Thanks to ukmark62, I have found how to edit and publish the AVCHD 60p video we can record on many Sony cameras from 20.

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