05.11.08
Posted in AVCHD, Announcements, Applications, Apps, Entertainment, Media, Movies, News, Resources, Tech at 6:05 pm by Administrator
It has been a while since PlayStation 3 was released. It has been even longer since I play games on any video games console. The last one I bought was PlayStation 2 back in 1999 or 2000.
Anyway, I now need a PlayStation 3 for one main purpose. It is not the game or Blu-Ray. It is for AVCHD jukebox.
AVCHD was jointly developed by Sony and Panasonic. It is a natural progression for Sony to include AVCHD support in PlayStation 3.
The plan is to get a PlayStation 3, and immediately upgrade the hard drive to 250GB. After that I could store the MTS files in PlayStation 3 and view them whenever I want.
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Posted in AVCHD, Media, News, Rants, Resources, Tech, Troubleshooting at 5:43 pm by Administrator
I usually buy memories (RAM, memory card, etc) manufactured by a well known company. For the past 6 months, I’ve purchased two SDHC card for my AVCHD camera from the same manufacturers. That was not a smart move because both cards are having problems. The first one is physically disintegrating, and the second one is plagued with writing errors. I tried contacting the tech support of the manufacturer, but I have not gotten any replies.
I paid the HDSC cards at a low-low price, and what troubles I get.
The next SDHC card I’m buying will be the one from a well known manufacturers.
to be continued.
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04.29.08
Posted in Announcements, Applications, Apps, Media, Microsoft, News, Resources, Security, Tech, Troubleshooting, Windows at 5:13 pm by Administrator
My friend managed to download Windows XP Service Pack 3 before it was pulled off Microsoft servers earlier today.
Anyway, we clean installed Windows XP with SP2, then applied SP3.
One weird thing that we noticed was Windows Security Center. It just doesn’t look right.

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04.18.08
Posted in Announcements, Media, Microsoft, News, Rants, Resources, Reviews, Tech, Troubleshooting, Vista, Windows at 3:39 pm by Administrator
How in the virtual-world do you rename a Windows Home Server?
So far, I don’t see any options to do so. Even Microsoft Support site doesn’t have any answers remotely related to it.
The adventure with Windows Home Server continues.
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Posted in Announcements, Media, Microsoft, News, Rants, Resources, Reviews, Security, Tech, Troubleshooting, Vista, Windows at 1:35 am by Administrator
First, I am resurrecting 37primeBlog from 37prime.WordPress back-up because I had so much posted here previously. Since I have started a new WordPress blog (37prime.news), I’m using 37primeBlog for the “draft” of upcoming posts.
It takes a lot to write down an intelligible post which I am trying to do. This time I am using Windows Home Server HP MediaSmart Server EX475, and slowly piecing things together. I have found good things and bad things about Windows Home Server. Yet I still have to put all my notes together about this Windows Home Server.
This is the first one. By default Windows Home Server put all the drives install in Raid Zero. That worries me. Raid Zero is not a good backup solution. Come on Microsoft, at least give the options to set-up the Raid. Give me Raid 1 or Raid 5.
What if one hard-drive failed? What would happened to the data?
What about it, Microsoft?
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04.17.08
Posted in Announcements, Media, News, Resources, Tech, Troubleshooting at 2:18 am by Administrator
Thanks to the export and import feature, I get to restore tons of postings on this blog. After the first meltdown, I mirrored all my postings on WordPress.com.
I’m about to zzzzzzzzz. Will update…..
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04.14.08
Posted in AVCHD, Announcements, Apple, Applications, Apps, Leopard, Mac OS X, Media, Movies, News, Resources, Reviews, Tech at 12:52 am by Administrator
Since I can now use Final Cut Pro 6 to “Log and Transfer” 1080p/24p clip from my Panasonic HDC-SD9, I will be posting more video sample from this camera.
It was a nice day, so I took a little walk and film some footage using Panasonic HDC-SD9. Check out the video, QuickTime 7 is required for playback.

Video info:
- Format: H.264, 1920×1080
- File Size: 16.66 MB
- Frame Rate: 23.98 FPS
- Data rate: 8.73 mbits/s
- Length: 16.01 seconds
Panasonic HDC-SD9 settings:
- Recording Mode: HA1920
- 24p Digital Cinema: On
- Intelligent Contrast: On
Software info:
I will post more videos.
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04.13.08
Posted in Announcements, Comedy, Entertainment, Humor, Media, Movies, News, Resources, South Park, TV, Tech, iTunes at 10:30 pm by Administrator
South Park: Season 12 Episode 6 - “Over Logging”
Original Air Date: 2008-04-16

Watch “Over Logging” here (SouthParkStudios.com). Flash Player required.


References:
Note:
- This episode will be available for streaming from April 17th to April 23rd. It will then be available again starting May 15th 2008. Go to SouthParkStudios.com for more details.
- All Season 12 episodes will be available uncensored @ iTunes Store and Amazon Unbox.
- The sixth episode of Season 12
- South Park Studios are known for working on the episodes to the last minute before they have to air. Looking for an early leak is basically a futile effort.
Read the rest of this entry »
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04.12.08
Posted in AVCHD, Announcements, Apple, Applications, Apps, Leopard, Mac OS X, Media, Movies, News, Resources, Reviews, Tech, Troubleshooting at 9:26 pm by Administrator
Someone requested me to post screenshots of plugins directory for QuickTime and Final Cut Pro; and my System Preferences.
Hope this helps. I now have no problems importing 1080p/24p clip from Panasonic HDC-SD9 using Final Cut Pro 6.0.3 and Perian 1.1 QuickTime Component.




Let me know how it goes.
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04.11.08
Posted in Announcements, Apple, Applications, Apps, Mac OS X, Media, News, Resources, Tech at 11:21 pm by Administrator
Continuing the coverage on Panasonic HDC-SD9 and Final Cut Pro, the followings are the setup I have:
Final Cut Pro 6.0.3
- Easy Setup
- Format: Panasonic DVCPRO HD
- Use: DVCPRO HD 1080pA24
QuickTime Component
Panasonic HDC-SD9
- Record Mode: HA1920
- 24p Digital Cinema: ON

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What kind of setup do you have?
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