Transfer/Edit Panasonic HDC-HS700 1080 50/60p AVCHD Files on FCP

Posted by admin on September 12, 2010 Leave a comment Go to comments

Panasonic HDC-HS700, one of the least expensive and most compact camcorders, is available with a full manual feature set and electronic viewfinder, plus a 1080/60p recording mode. Like Panasonic TM700, AVCHD video files from HS700 have so high frame rate that they are difficult to be imported and edited on most of editing software.Fortunately, Aunsoft MTS Converter for Mac works fine as a Mac Panasonic HS700 AVCHD Converter which is engaged in converting, editing and joining AVCHD video files generated from various HD camcorders, like Panasonic TM 700, HS700, SD60, SD600 and ect.

To help users to freely edit Panasonic HS700 AVCHD video files on FCP, here share the step by step guide.( Download Aunsoft MTS/M2TS Converter for Mac.Please take it easy, it is a safe program free of virus.)

Step 1.Load 1080p MTS files to this software.
Transfer HS700 MTS video recordings to your Apple hard drive and then drag and drop specified video files to this program. And another way to realize this importing is click the “Add” button on the menu bar.

Step 2.Choose H.264 MOV as the output format.
Click “Format” option, select MOV (AVC) (*.mov) from “Adobe Premiere/Sony Vegas” section. And then by clicking the icon of “Browse”, you are free to specify the destination folder where you would like to place your converted MOV files.

Step 3. Start the conversion from 1080 50/60p MTS to MOV for FCP.
Hit the “Convert” button under the preview window, and this Mac Panasonic HS700 AVCHD Converter will begin this conversion rapidly.

Once this conversion is completed, you can import output MOV files into Final Cut Studio for further editing.

Tips:
If you would like to get a program which is multi-functioned, Aunsoft Blu-ray Video Converter Ultimate is a nice choice. It is professional in converting among various video and audio formats, like Blu-ray files, MKV,AVI, MPEG, TIVO, MOV, FLV and ect.