How to import HD/AVCHD files to Final Cut Pro X?
Apple’s new 64-bit Final Cut Pro X:
Apple on Tuesday (April 12, 2011) took the wraps off a revolutionary 64-bit upgrade to Final Cut Pro, dubbed version X, which will arrive on the Mac App Store in June for just $299. It is promised “as revolutionary as the first version of FCP,” Eric Reagan of Photography Bay reports.
As reported by Photography Bay, new features in Final Cut Pro X include:
- Fully color-managed Final Cut based on colorsync.
- Resolution-independent playback system up to 4K formats.
- Background rendering built into application.
Mac HD Converter is a necessary software for Mac users importing HD and AVCHD files to Final Cut Pro X to make new Hollywood movies. Convert HD/AVCHD files to MOV, MP4 first, then import into Final Cut Pro X for editing.
$39.95Tutorial: How to convert HD/AVCHD to Final Cut Pro X?
Step 1: Download free trial of Mac HD Converter, and then load HD/AVCHD files by clicking “Add File” button.
Step 2: Ouput to Mac compatible well video format, like MOV, MP4, or DV, and specify the output destination as you like.
Step 3: Convert HD/AVCHD files by clicking “Start” button.
