GB HDD, Memory Stick) HDR-TG1/TG3/TG7 (Memory Stick Duo) August 2008: HDR-CX12 (Memory Stick Duo) March 2009: HDR-CX100 (8 GB HDD, Memory Stick Duo) March 2009: HDR-XR520V (240 GB HDD), HDR-XR500V (120 GB HDD Version) March 2009: HDR-XR200V (120 GB HDD) March 2009: HDR-XR200VE (120 GB HDD + GPS) March 2009: HDR-XR100 (80 GB HDD) July 2009: HDR-CX500E, HDR-CX520E October 2009: HDR-CX105 (8GB Memory Stick Duo) January 2010: HXR-NX5, HDR-AX2000. March 2010: HDR-XR550 (240 GB HDD) June 2010: Sony NEX-5, NEX-5C (without Eye-Fi support), of both models, variants with AVCHD 1080 50i and AVCHD 1080 60i only exist July 2010: Sony HXR-MC50E. March 2011: Sony NEX-FS100 August 2011: NEX-VG20 October 2011: Sony SLT-A65, Sony SLT-A77V, Sony NEX-5N, Sony NEX-7 In 2010, Sony introduced AVCHD to selected members of its Cybershot line of digital cameras. January 2010: DSC-HX5V (GPS+COMPASS), HX5V-E (European version, limited to 30 minutes recording due to European specific taxes) March 2011: DSC-HX9V (GPS+COMPASS), HX9V-E (European version, limited to 30 minutes recording due to European specific taxes) 2012: DSC-HX10V, DSC-HX20V, DSC-RX100, DSC-WX50 2013: DSC-RX100 II, DSC-HX50V 2014: DSC-RX100 III 2015: DSC-RX100 IV Software Codecs FFmpeg includes an AVCHD decoder in its libavcodec library that is used for example by ffdshow, a free, Open Source collection of codecs for Microsoft Windows. CoreAVC is an H.264 decoder for Windows, which can decode AVCHD as well as a variety of other H.264 formats. Gstreamer uses libavcodec to decode AVCHD on Linux, BSD, OS/X, Windows, and Solaris Converters Badaboom is a media converter that uses NVIDIA GPUs to accelerate conversion of AVCHD to mobile devices. HandBrake converts AVCHD Lite format to MP4 and MKV (tested on macOS; other versions available), AVI and OGM are supported in versions before 0.9.4. Roxio Toast 10 Titanium on macOS converts AVCHD to most formats. Total video converter is a converter for most video formats, including converting from AVCHD and burning AVCHD disc. iDealshare VideoGo can convert AVCHD to MP4, ProRes, MOV, AVI, WMV, FLV, DV, MKV, VOB etc. Editors The following video-editing software features support for the AVCHD format: Apple iMovie for some cameras/camcorders. Adobe Premiere Pro (from version CS4 onwards). (Creative Cloud 2013 version natively supports AVCHD Dolby Digital.) Adobe Premiere Elements (version 7 through 9 only support import, no AVCHD output), version 10 supports AVCHD output. Avidemux Video editor for Linux and Windows Apple Final Cut Pro X natively supports AVCHD through Import From Camera. Apple