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Tuesday, October 15, 2013

View DVD movies on Sony Xperia Z1/Xperia Z Ultra/Xperia Z with best quality

Description: Get the best DVD to Sony Xperia Z ripper to convert your DVD collection to the best video format for Sony Xperia Z1, Xperia Z Ultra and Xperia Z.

Have you gathered boxes of DVD movies at home? Have you had the thought of moving them to your Sony Xperia series smartphones including Sony Xperia Z1, Xperia Z Ultra and Xperia Z so that you can watch your favorite movies anytime and anywhere you like? With this DVD to Sony Xperia Converter you can convert DVD movies to Sony Xperia playable MP4 files and play the created movies on your Sony Xperia Z1, Xperia Z Ultra and Xperia Z smoothly. Read Review

First of all, you need download and install a free copy of the best DVD to Sony Xperia Converter – Pavtube DVD Ripper on your computer.

Then let’s go through the whole process of ripping DVD movies to Sony Xperia Z1/Xperia Z Ultra/Xperia Z with best quality.

1. Click this “Load Disc” button to browser to your disc drive and import your source disc.

2. Choose the wanted audio track from “Audio” drop-down list and desired subtitles from “Subtitle” tab.

3. Hit the “Format” menu you could choose the suitable profile for Sony Xperia Z1/Xperia Z Ultra/Xperia Z. When you cannot find the particular profile for your device from Pavtube DVD Ripper, don’t worry, it includes several general presets which are compatible for most Android phones and tablets.

4. Click the “Settings” icon on program interface, you are allowed to set presets to get better video and audio performance on your Sony Xperia Z1/Xperia Z Ultra/Xperia Z.

Note: Higher Bitrate leads to better video quality in saved file, but it also creates larger video size. Don’t forget the balance between video quality and size.

5. Hit the “Convert” icon and start ripping DVD to Sony Xperia Z1/Xperia Z Ultra/Xperia Z. After it finishes, you would get a created MP4 file in output destination. Now you are ready to transfer your DVD movies to Sony Xperia Z1/Xperia Z Ultra/Xperia Z and enjoy your DVD collection there.

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Friday, October 11, 2013

Download/Record iTunes Videos to Sony Xperia Z1/Xperia Z Ultra keeping subtitles and high quality

Are you troubling how to sync your iTunes video/music to Sony Xperia Z1/Xperia Z Ultra? The post will help you find the best DRM Removal program to legally remove DRM protection from iTunes videos and record them to Sony Xperia Z1/Xperia Z Ultra with high quality and keep subtitles.

Sony has unveiled its latest addition to its Xperia Z series, Xperia Z1 and Xperia Z Ultra. Packing a large size HD display (Xperia Z1 in 5.0-inch and Xperia Z Ultra in 6.4-inch) that runs at 1080p resolution, the new Xperia Z series best other similarly handsets that all currently hover around 702p, which makes them the new favorite portable devices to provide smooth and high quality video playback. For many movie lovers who own lots of iTunes purchased M4V videos and movies, it is disappointing that iTunes movies cannot be transferred to Xperia Z1 or Xperia Z Ultra due to the DRM protection. In order to enable iTunes videos on Xperia Z1/Xperia Z Ultra, you need remove DRM protection from iTunes movies in advance.

How to enable iTunes video/music DRM-free for Sony Xperia Z1/Xperia Z Ultra?

Step 1: Install the DRM Removal program – Pavtube ChewTune.

Pavtube ChewTune is developed as a professional DRM Removal tool and DRM Video Recorder to help users legally strip off DRM protection from iTunes M4V movies, Amazon Instant Videos and Digital Copy so that you are able to watch almost all DRM movies on multiple smartphones and tablets anywhere you like.

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Step 2: Start the Top DRM removal software, hit the “Add video” button and browser the source iTunes videos location for loading.

Note: If you are running a trial version of Pavtube DRM Removal Tool, make sure you have turned off iTunes before running this app to ensure its stability.

Step 3. From the “Format” drop-down list, choose suitable profile for Sony Xperia Z1/Xperia Z Ultra. Here I suggest you choose “Common Video -> H.264 Video (*.mp4)” as output format.

Optional - If you like, you could adjust profile settings including video codec, bitrate, frame rate, etc to get better video and audio quality for watching iTunes movies on Sony Xperia Z1/Xperia Z Ultra.

Step 4. Hit the “Convert” button to start recording iTunes movies. After it finishes, click the “Open” icon to locate the recorded iTunes movie, and you are ready to transfer it to your Sony Xperia Z1/Xperia Z Ultra, it’s very eary.

Tip 1: Because of 1:1 video recording, it takes as long as the source movie length to finish the whole ChewTune DRM-free process, so if your source iTunes movies is about 1 hour, ChewTune needs more than 1 hour to complete the iTunes to Sony Xperia Z1/Xperia Z Ultra recording. So if you wanna get a test before fully purchasing, it’s better to select a small sample video for testing.

Tip 3: Since Pavtube ChewTune supports batch processing facility, you could import more than one DRM videos and run overnight, and you would get all videos recorded the next morning. Don’t forget to set up Windows power options to never turn off monitor or never let the computer system standby.

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Sunday, October 6, 2013

Convert Sony HVR-Z5U MTS to Apple ProRes 422 for editing in FCP

This article will show you how to easily transcode Sony HVR-Z5U MTS footage to Apple ProRes 422 for FCP editing; it also support to output compatible format for playback on Mac or portable devices all at your needs.

“I’m a videographer and editor. Recently I replace my camera with a new Sony Z5U and shoot some pretty good videos. The ultimate usage is to edit in FCP and use in a video contest in our town. So my question is, is there any easy, reliable work flow of file transferring process from my Sony Z5U to my Mac and Final Cut Pro?”

You may also encounter the problems above after shooting videos in summer vacation, festivals, holidays, or any special days for you and your family. Surely we shoot the most valuable moments that shinning in our memories, and we always want it to be flawless. In this case, it could become important to edit in NLE programs like Final Cut Pro 6/7/X, iMovie and so on; but the mts footage we shot are not supported by the editing programs or Mac natively.

So How to convert Sony HVR-Z5U MTS to Apple ProRes 422 for Final Cut Pro?

The Mac Sony MTS to ProRes Converter is such a powerful MTS/M2TS to Apple ProRes converter program which works well by allowing you to convert MTS files from Sony Z5U to Final Cut Pro editable format on Mac.

Read more: 2013 Best MTS/M2TS Converter for Mac Review

Simply follow this guide and learn how to accomplish this within a few clicks.

1. Connect your Sony Z5U to Mac and keep it on. Click the top left two icon to load the whole AVCHD folder, or load the mts videos inside.

Follow AVCHD>BDMV>STREAM to locate the mts videos; attached the screenshot:

2. Choose Apple ProRes as output format.

Click “Format” and choose “Final Cut Pro -> Apple ProRes 422(*.mov)” as the best video codec for FCP.

There are other four presets for ProRes: Apple ProRes 422 HQ, Apple ProRes 422 LT, Apple ProRes 422 Proxy and Apple ProRes 4444. Usually the ProRes 422 HQ has better video quality than ProRes 422 and could meet your needs.

3. Click Settings to customize video size, bitrate, frame rate and other specs.

4. Click the “Convert” button to start converting Sony HVR-Z5U MTS to Apple ProRes 422 for FCP on Mac OS X. There’s no need to wait in from of computer, the Mac Sony MTS to ProRes Converter will keep running and shut down computer for you automatically.

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How to import the converted ProRes MOV to FCP for further editing?

Monday, September 30, 2013

Convert Sony Handycam HDR-PJ790V/PJ780 MTS to iMovie/FCE

Follow this article to quick learn how to convert and import Sony Handycam HDR-PJ790V/780 AVCHD MTS file to iMovie/FCE for editing on Mac.

Sony Handycam HDR-PJ790V/PJ780 are very popular models among Sony Handycam series and many people prefer to shoot vacation videos with them; for that they are not large in size and capable of shooting high quality AVCHD videos in MTS. Hereby many mac users would prefer to edit the Sony Handycam HDR-PJ790V/PJ780 MTS videos on Mac directly, in programs like iMovie 8/9/11, Final Cut Express 4, etc.

Here comes the problem: can I import Sony Handycam AVCHD footage to iMovie/FCE for editing?

Convert Sony Handycam AVCHD Footage to iMovie/FCE

The answer is yes! Follow these steps, you can easily import and editing Sony Handycam HDR-PJ790V/780 AVCHD MTS videos in iMovie 8/9/11 and Final Cut Express 4 with the help of Pavtube MTS/M2TS Converter for Mac. With it you are able to fast convert Sony MTS videos to iMovie/FCE editable video easily. Also it provides a high conversion speed and supports bath conversion. What’s more, its built-in video editor enables you custom MTS files freely.

Hot Topic: 2013 Best MTS/M2TS Converter for Mac Review

Step-by-step guide on converting Sony Handycam HDR-PJ790V/780 MTS videos to iMovie/FCE.

Step 1. Directly Download this mac-based program here to your Mac. Install and run it successfully.

Step 2. Add MTS file.

Use USB cable to hook your Sony Handycam to Mac and keep it on. Thus this camera will show as a hard drive icon on desktop.

Pls note the top left icons; you can click the first one to load individual MTS (real video clips), or click the second one to load the entire AVCHD folder. Wait a moment，source files will be load soon.

Attached the AVCHD footage file structure:

Step 3. Output Settings for iMovie and Final Cut Express.

Click “Format” and choose “iMovie and Final Cut Express -> Apple InterMediate Codec(AIC)(*.mov)“ as the best video codec for iMovie 8/9/11 and FCE 4.

Step 4. Click "Convert" to start converting Sony Handycam HDR-PJ790V/PJ780 MTS to AIC for iMovie/FCE. Wait for a few moments, click “Open” to locate the converted video.

After format conversion finished, you can launch iMovie and add the converted camera clips to your Even library through "File -> Import -> Movies..." like this:

How to import video files or projects to iMovie 8/9/11 on Mac?

Monday, September 16, 2013

Covnert Sony F55/F5 4K XAVC Files to Avid Media Composer on Mac OS X

This guide easily show you how to use XAVC Video Converter to convert Sony F55/F5 4K XAVC footage to Avid DNxHD MOV for editing in Avid Media Composer on Mac.

“I just got a new Sony F55 for summer vacation and shot lots of videos. The final goal is to edit some of them in Avid Media Composer. I know that these XAVC footage need to transcode, but the problem is that I just need to extract some part of them to edit and don’t want to waste lots of time converting the full length. Is that possible?”

As one of Sony’s most popular XAVC cameras, Sony F55 is quite a good update of F5 and attracts more users. Both the Sony F5 and F55 shot HD videos with 4096×2160 high definition, which presents exquisite videos for playback on Mac or editing in NLEs like Avid Media Composer.

To solve the problem above, the first point is that you should realize that the XAVC MXF files could not be imported in Avid Media Composer, for that its preferred video format and codec should be DNxHD(*.mov). In this case we need to transcode the video.

To convert Sony F5/F55 4K XAVC MXF to Avid DNxHD MOV on Mac, this Sony XAVC to Avid Converter for Mac is highly recommended for its simplicity, efficiency and reliable work flow.

1. Import XAVC files to the Mac XAVC Video Converter.

Downlod the best XAVC Video Converter for Mac, install it on your Mac. Hook your Sony F5/F55 to Mac and keep it on; click the two icons which are marked as 1 to load XAVC footage from Sony F55/F5 to Mac XAVC Video Converter like this:

2. Trim out a few clips before converting XAVC to Avid.

Now click the pencil-like icon (Edit) and locate the Trim icon:

Drag the small triangle icons to locate the opening and ending; or click the icons in blue to adjust frame by frame. It also supports setting “Start” and “End” point-in-time.

3. Choose output video format for Avid.

Click the drop-down list and choose “Avid Media Composer -> Avid DNxHD(*.mov)” as the most compatible format/codec for AMC editing.

You can free choose the output video quality, size, frame rate by clicking the “Settings”.

4. Convert XAVC files to DNxHD MOV.

Now hit “Convert” and let it running; you can easily locate the converted video by clicking “Open” at the bottom.

Adobe After Effects CS6: Sony XDCAM EX Readability Glitch (Solution: Reboot)

While editing an Adobe Premiere CS6 project based on XDCAM-EX footage (from an EX3), I thought I'd enhance the footage in After Effects (where more sophisticated enhancement effects than in Premiere are available). Should be easy I thought, taking advantage of the CS6 suite's Dynamic Link feature.

In Premiere, I selected the relevant clip and did [RightClick > Replace With After Effects Composition]. As expected, this opened After Effects, with the appropriate dynamic link to Premiere…

…BUT…

All I got on the Preview in After Effects, and indeed back in Premiere,  was Color Bars. I assumed this indicated some kind of failure in After Effects.

Naively, I concluded that, on my system at least, After Effects CS6 could not read XDCAM-EX. A brief web-search (further below) revealed user experiences and video convertor article-adverts implying that I was not alone with this problem. But an Adobe blog entry suggested that no such problem existed in AE CS6 and some and Adobe documentation (pdf) said so explicitly. For the moment then, I was confused…

Then I rebooted and tried again. This time it worked. I succeeded in making AE projects both by directly importing the footage (as mp4 files) in AE and via Dynamic Link from Premier.

The direct import dialog was slightly weird though: it claimed it was listing "All Acceptable Files" but these included not only [.mp4] files but also e.g. [.smi] files, which, when I selected one of these it complained: "…unsupported filetype or extension". Incidentally, the reason I tried it at all was that XDCAM-EX is a spanned format, where a single recording can be spanned/split/spread over multiple [.mp4] files. Furthermore, there can be an overlap of content from one [.mp4] to the next (in a span), so in principle (I haven't tried it), simply placing one [.mp4] after another on the timeline would give rise to a (short) repetition at each transition (from one [.mp4] to the next).

But this is already over-long for a single blog-post, so I'll deal with that issue in a separate post.

Web-research:

1. Google: XDCAM After Effects CS6

http://forums.creativecow.net/thread/2/1026639

Jason Bullock    After Effects CS6 doesn't read EX1 XDCam footage
(by Jason Bullock on Oct 26, 2012 at 12:18:36 am)

Ever since I got CS6, After Effects cannot read my XDCam from my EX1. Premiere sees it just fine. But whether I try to do a direct import or use Dynamic Link, After Effects doesn't display it. All I see are color bars. Has anyone else had this problem and figured it out?


2. PavTube is a mediaconvertor (rewrapper/transcoder)

Since XDCAM isn't the greatest thing to use in After Effects, the following guide will show you how to transcode Sony XDCAM HD MXF, IMX files into Adobe After Effects CS4/CS5/CS6 preferred format for editing.

Using Pavtube iMedia Converter for Mac, you can press "Convert" button to start rewrapping Sony XDCAM files to MOV for AE. The Windows version is Video Converter Ultimate.

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Once the conversion process is done, click "Open" button to get the generated MOV files for using in Adobe After Effects CS4/CS5/CS6.

3. Can't import the MXF files from your Sony XDCAM, Canon XF or Panasonic P2 professional camcorder to AE? The reason is that the MXF container format contains data encoded using various compression and encodingschemes.

After Effects can only import some kinds ofdata contained within MXF files. Therefore, to successfully import MXF to Adobe AfterEffects, it is essential for you to convert Sony XDCAM/XDCAM HD/XDCAM EX, Canon XF, Panasonic P2 MXF to AE CS4/CS5/CS6 supported formats and codecs as follows:

DV (in MOV or AVI container, or as containerless DVstream)

FLV, F4V(encoded On2 VP6 video codec)

Media eXchange Format (MXF):

Panasonic P2 using the AVC-Intra 50, AVC-Intra 100, DV, DVCPRO,DVCPRO50, and DVCPRO HD codecs.
XDCAM HD files in MXF format with OP1format with MPEG-2compression codec.

MPEG-1, MPEG-2, and MPEG-4 formats: MPEG, MPE, MPG, M2V, MPA, MP2, M2A, MPV, M2P, M2T, M2TS (AVCHD), AC3, MP4, M4V, M4AQuickTime (MOV; 16 bpc, requires QuickTime)

Video for Windows (AVI, WAV; requires QuickTime onMac OS)

Windows Media File (WMV, WMA, ASF; Windows only)

XDCAM HD and XDCAM EX (Sony XDCAM HD assets record to MXF files and Sony XDCAM EX assets stored as essence files with the .mp4 filename extension in aBPAV directory).
  (…but that last one is what the EX3 records ok but that AE would not accept… so I was expecting here a format to rewrap or transcode it to…)


4. http://blogs.adobe.com/aftereffects/2012/06/codecs-and-the-render-engine-in-after-effects-cs6.html

In After Effects CS6, you can now run aerender or use the watch folder functionality in a non-royalty-bearing mode, without activating the render-only instances of the application.

In this non-royalty-bearing mode, the following codec-specific features are disabled:

decoding and encoding (import and export) of MPEG-2 video, including formats that are based on MPEG-2 video: XDCAM EX, XDCAM HD and other formats in MXF OP1a containers, and HDV
decoding of AC3 / Dolby Digital audio, which is used in AVCHD media

If you want to enable these royalty-bearing codecs, you need to activate After Effects on each rendering computer, meaning that you need to enter a serial number after installation.

{Huh? My After Effects is activated, and being used directly, not as a render-service. So presumably it ought to understand XDCAM-EX?}

5. Google: XDCAM After Effects CS6 Spanned

http://www.adobe.com/content/dam/Adobe/en/products/premiere/cs6/pdfs/adobe-premiere-pro-cs6-sony-xd-cam.pdf

Adobe After Effects supports the same XDCAM formats as Adobe Premiere Pro.

Source: blog.davidesp.com

Wednesday, August 7, 2013

Converting Sony Alpha A57 AVCHD MTS to iMovie compatible codec on Mac OS X

Summary: If you meet the incompatibility while importing Sony Alpha A57 AVCHD 1080p MTS footage to iMovie, I recommend a solution for you. With the professional AVCHD to iMovie Converter for Mac, you can easily transcode Sony A57 AVCHD MTS files to iMovie compatible AIC MOV fotmat.

Q: "I recently bought a new Sony Alpha 57 camera. I use an iMac with iMovie for my videos. I shot some video on the AVCHD 60p format and cannot open in iMovie.

I am trying to convert the file to iMovie compatible format. But seems no software can read my videos, I am using the Mac OS X Mounta, it’s that the problem?"

The Sony Alpha A57 SLR Digital AVCHD Camera with innovative Translucent Mirror Technology. With a 16.1MP APS-C Exmor HD CMOS sensor, directs incoming light to the CMOS image sensor and the AF sensor at the same time, allowing full-time continuous AF during both still and video shooting. Thus, you can sharpness when recording full HD 1080p video or photographing at up to 12 fps.

If you want import and edit Sony Alpha A57 1080p AVCHD MTS footage in iMovie and solve some trouble about incompatible format on your Mac, the professional Pavtube MTS to iMovie Converter for Mac is the best choice for you, which is also proved to be compatible with Mac OS X Mountain Lion and Mavericks. It can not only transcode Sony Alpha A57 AVCHD MTS files to iMovie compatible format(like AIC codec MOV format), but also provide you with some simple editing features, such as merging several videos into one file, deinterlacing the original footages, cropping video size, trimming video clips, adding special effects, text/image/video watermarks and add srt/ass/ssa subtitles to output videos, thus it will be on the top of your list.

The best MTS/M2TS to iMovie Converter review from a User: I have been very satisfied with the conversion performance. I usually just get it set up with a large batch and let it run over night. The next day all of my files are ready to go. Bellow is the user steps sharing, please follow it.

First Free Download AVCHD to iMovie Converter for Mac

Step 1. Load 1080p MTS/M2TS files from Sony A57 to the professional AVCHD to iMovie Converter for Mac.

Connect the Sony Alpha SLT-A57 to your Apple with USB 2.0. Launch AVCHD to iMovie Converter for Mac and then click the "Add video" button to import your Sony A57 1080p MTS/M2TS files. You can tick the box in front of the file you want to convert. If your MTS/M2TS files have already been transferred to your Apple hard drive, you can easily drag them to the best Mac AVCHD to iMovie Converter.

Tips:

1. If you have multiple 1080p MTS/M2TS files, you can select the "Merge into one file" box to merge them into one single file for iMovie so that you can play these files without interruption.

2. Double click the selected file and you cam preview it.

Step 2: Select an output format for iMovie and set the output folder.

Click on the "Format" and you will get a dropdown menu. Move you pointer to "iMovie and Final Cut Express > Apple Intermediate Codec(AIC) (*.mov)". The Apple Intermediate Codec(AIC) is the compatible format for iMovie and FCE. Then you can set the output folder by clicking "Browse" icon as you need.

Step 3: Click on the "Settings" icon to adjust audio and video parameters.

Click the "Settings" icon and you will go into a new interface named "Profile Settings". You can adjust codec, bit rate, frame rate, sample rate and audio channel in the interface according to your needs and optimize the output file quality.

Tips:

1. 1920*1080 as video size and 30fps/29.97fps as video bitrate are the most suitable video parameters for editing in iMovie.

2. If you want to reduce the video size, you can change video size from 1920*1080 to 1440*1080 or 1280*720.

Step 4. Transcode Sony A57 AVCHD MTS files to AIC MOV for iMovie with 30fps and 5.1 channels on Mac.

Click the "Convert" button, start converting Sony A57 1080p MTS files to AIC MOV for iMovie on Mac immediately. You can find the process in the "Conversion" interface.

Step 5: When the Mac AVCHD to iMovie conversion is 100% completed, open "iMovie" and click "File > Import" to transfer the converted Sony A57 MTS footages to iMovie.

The best AVCHD to iMovie Converter for Mac is not only helpful to get MTS footages from Sony A55 into iMovie on Mac, but also does a great job in converting AVCHD to ProRes 422 for FCP, MPEG-2 for Adobe Premiere Pro, DNxHD forAvid Media Composer, AIC MOV for FCE, etc.

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Monday, August 5, 2013

Convert Sony XDCAM MXF to Multi-track Apple ProRes for Final Cut Pro 6/7, FCP X

Description: An easy and step-by-step workflow to convert Sony XDCAM MXF to Apple ProRes with multiple audio tracks for FCP 6/7/X editing.

"Hi, I got some XACAM HD 422 MXF files from my Sony PMW200 and want to edit some in FCP 7. But it seems to be hard to keep all my audio channels saved separately during conversion. Is there any simple work flow for this?"

For many photography enthusiasts, shooting videos with full Omni bearing audios is very important in further editing or playback. And many people used to do audio track based editing in FCP 7, hence here comes the problem: how to keep multiple audio tracks saved when converting Sony XDCAM MXF to Apple ProRes for FCP?

Follow this step-by-step guide; you can easily accomplish it within a few clicks.

Required program: Best Mac multi-track MXF Converter - Pavtube iMixMXF

Step 1. Get this Mac multi-track XDCAM MXF Converter installed, click "Add video" to load individual mxf videos; or click "Add from folder" to load the entire folder. It will recognize all the audio channels.

Step 2. Click "Format" and choose Multi-track Video>Multi-track Apple ProRes 422(*.mov)

Step 3. Click "Settings" to customize your video size, bitrate, frame rate and other specs; and check video channels that you want to convert.

Follow the bottom left icon to let the selected audio tracks "mix into one channel"; or that it will keep all the audio tracks apart.

For non-multi-track converting, it's also supported to add .srt/.ass soft subtitles as you like; click Edit and switch to "Subtitles" tab, and click Browse to locate your prepared subtitles.

Step 4. Click "Convert" to start converting Sony XDCAM MXF to Apple ProRes keeping multi audio channels for FCP 6/7/X.

For users don't need to deal with multi-track thing, just simple want to convert MXF to other formats, the MXF Converter for Mac (only $29) is highly recommended.

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Monday, July 29, 2013

Mavericks solution: Transform Sony NEX-VG30 MTS footage to FCP (X), iMovie, FCE without rendering

Sony has announced the NEX-VG30 interchangeable lens camcorder. The NEX-VG30 camcorder features the same sensor format that Sony builds into its standard size DSLR cameras. With approximately 19.5 times the surface area of conventional camcorder sensors, the 16.1MP Exmor APS HD CMOS sensor makes capturing high-quality, cinematic video with a shallow depth of field a breeze.

Whatever your genre, whatever your shooting style, take your moviemaking to the next level with the Sony NEX-VG30 interchangeable lens HD camcorder and lens.

You may like shooting video with Sony NEX-VG30, it's wonderful for us to use this excellent camera to record beautiful landscapes and record exciting moments. After recording, you may need to import 1080p footages from Sony NEX-VG30 to Apple Final Cut for editing, but, Sony NEX-VG30 recorded videos are in AVCHD format, the AVCHD MTS/M2TS format is not compatible with many editing software, such as FCP, FCP X, iMovie and FCE on Mac OS X 10.9 Mavericks. Final Cut software doesn't supports AVCHD well, it takes much time to render.

What's the best solution to import Sony NEX-VG30 AVCHD files to FCP, FCP X, iMovie, FCE for editing without rendering? The best way is to transform Sony NEX-VG30 AVCHD MTS footage to ProRes/AIC codec MOV format, Apple ProRes 422 MOV format is best supported by FCP or FCP X, AIC MOV is best format for FCE and iMovie. Pavtube iMedia Converter for Mac is the best choice for you. It can generates best editing format/codec for filmmakers and video enthusiasts to use in different NLE apps, such as FCP 6/7, FCP X, iMovie 8/9/11, Adobe Premiere Pro CS4/CS5/CS6, Adobe After Effects, FCE, Apple Aperture 3, Kdenlive, Keynote, Avid Xpress Pro, Adobe Creative Suite 6, DaVinci Resolve, iPhoto, and so on.

What's more, Pavtube iMedia Converter for Mac also support adding subtitles (.srt, .ass, .ssa) into your video files.

Click the below download or buy button to get Pavtube MTS/M2TS Converter for Mavericks:

The below is a brief guide for beginners:

Step 1. Install and run Pavtube iMedia Converter for Mac, it's an professional AVCHD to FCP/iMovie Converter which can convert Sony NEX-VG30 AVCHD files to different formats on Mac OS X Mavericks.

Click "Add Video" to load the .mts files from Sony VG30 Camcorder to the Mac Converter.

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2. Click "format" bar to choose output format:

Choose "Final Cut Pro -> Apple ProRes 422 (*.mov)" as the best output codec for importing MTS files from Sony VG30 to Final Cut Pro (X) editing.

(P.S. Learn More about Types of Apple ProRes Codecs)

Choose "iMovie and Final Cut Express > Apple Intermediate Codec(AIC) (*.mov)" as the best video format for importing Sony VG30 AVCHD files to iMovie or Final Cut Express.

Then you can set the output folder by clicking "Browse" icon as you need.

Step 3. If you want to customize the output parameters, you can click settings button. Adjust the resolution and others as you need.

Step 4. Click "convert" button to start converting Sony NEX-VG30 AVCHD MTS to ProRes 422/AIC MOV format for editing on Mavericks.

After finish converting, you can import the converted AVCHD to FCP, iMovie, FCE for editing as you want.

If you want to enjoy AVCHD MTS/M2TS/M2T/TS videos and Blu-ray/DVD movies on portable device like iPad Air, iPad 4, iPad Mini 2, iPhone 5S/5C, Galaxy Tab 4, Galaxy Note 3, Galaxy TabPro, Galaxy NotePro, Song Xperia Z2, Galaxy S5, Surface 2, etc., you can simply convert them to proper format(like MP4 format) then import to your tablet or phone keeping audio and video synchronization.

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Tuesday, October 15, 2013

View DVD movies on Sony Xperia Z1/Xperia Z Ultra/Xperia Z with best quality

Friday, October 11, 2013

Download/Record iTunes Videos to Sony Xperia Z1/Xperia Z Ultra keeping subtitles and high quality

Sunday, October 6, 2013

Convert Sony HVR-Z5U MTS to Apple ProRes 422 for editing in FCP

Monday, September 30, 2013

Convert Sony Handycam HDR-PJ790V/PJ780 MTS to iMovie/FCE

Monday, September 16, 2013

Covnert Sony F55/F5 4K XAVC Files to Avid Media Composer on Mac OS X

Tuesday, August 13, 2013

Adobe After Effects CS6: Sony XDCAM EX Readability Glitch (Solution: Reboot)

Wednesday, August 7, 2013

Converting Sony Alpha A57 AVCHD MTS to iMovie compatible codec on Mac OS X

Monday, August 5, 2013

Convert Sony XDCAM MXF to Multi-track Apple ProRes for Final Cut Pro 6/7, FCP X

Monday, July 29, 2013

Mavericks solution: Transform Sony NEX-VG30 MTS footage to FCP (X), iMovie, FCE without rendering