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|  Posté le 22-12-2014 à 08:13:49   
| [size="4"]The article shows you the best way to import Canon XF305 MXF fotoage into Final Cut Pro 7 or FCP X for smooth editing.[/size]
The XF305, one of Canon's first file-based professional camcorders, combines an MPEG-2, 50Mbps, 4:2:2 codec with a Canon L-series lens and 3 Full HD CMOS sensors for superb HD video stored on CF card. Some users reported that shooting is just perfect but it is a pain while [b]importing Canon XF305 footage to FCP X[/b].
While searching for solutions to import Canon MXF from CF card to FCP, some guys will present a solution: Use Canon XF Utility download clips off your original media from a CF card and backing up the clips in a unique folder based on the date and time of the transfer. And then install Canon XF plugin to begin the import process.
Okay, in this way many users point that the process mentioned above is too complex to follow. Fortunately, there is an alternative way to fix the issue. Since FCP is designed to work best with ProRes codec, the easy workaround supplied here is to use a 3rd-party software to convert Canon XF305 MXF to ProRes codec for FCP X. [b]Brorsoft MXF Converter for Mac[/b] is the App I use now which is highly recommended by some professional forums.
In general, this Mac MXF to FCP Converter can help you transcode .mxf to ProRes 422, ProRes 422 HQ or 4444 for Final Cut Pro with several simple steps. Besides, the Mac tool also supports professional encoders like Apple Intermediate Codec, DNxHD, MPEG-2, etc for iMovie, FCE, Avid Media Composer or Adobe Premiere Pro and more editing programs. Just download the software and follow the step-by-step guide.
[b]How to Import Canon XF305 MXF into FCP X for smooth editing[/b]
[b]Step 1: Add original footage[/b]
Launch the program and click "Add " button to import the Canon XF305 MXF files to the top MXF to ProRes Converter Mac. Batch conversion is supported.
[b]Step 2: Select output format[/b]
Click on the "Format" bar and get the dropdown menu, then move your pointer to choose "Final Cut Pro> Apple PreRes 422" or "Apple ProRes 422 HQ" or "Apple ProRes 4444" as the output format.
Tips: If you want to set some parameters for the output profile, you could click the "Settings" button to set the output bitrate, encode, frame rate, resolution, sample rate, channels, etc.
[b]Step 3: Start conversion[/b]
Tap Convert button to start converting XF305 MXF to ProRes .mov for Final Cut Pro on Mac OS X (Yosemite included).
After the conversion is over, click “open” to find the conveted video. Then open your Final Cut Pro, click “[b]File >Import >Filles[/b]” to get ProRes .mov to FCP for freey editing. You also can directly drag and drop the generated file to FCP 7.
[b]Additional Tips:[/b] If you want to transcode Canon XF100 MXF for Premiere Pro, please choose the "Adobe Premiere/Sony Vegas --> MPEG-2(*.mpg)" as output; For iMovie or FCE 4, choose the "iMovie and Final Cut Express -> Apple InterMediate Codec (AIC) (*.mov)". For Avid MC, choose "Avid Media Composer > Avid DNxHD(*.mov)"
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