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| [size="4"][b]The post here is worthy of reading about the methods of importing Panasonic AG-AC90 1080p avchd files to Final Cut Pro 7/X.[/b][/size]
With loads of professional features, excellent image/video quality and an affordable price, the Panasonic AG-AC90 is a great value. When you got a Panasonic AG-AC90, you may feel like shooting videos with it. The next step, you may need to import [b]Panasonic AG-AC90 footage to FCP[/b] for editing, but the generated video files are not fully compatible with FCP 6/7, FCP X. Usually it takes much time to render in FCP. Keep reading and you will know how to resolve the issue.
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As we all know, the Panasonic AG-AC90A captures Full HD 1920x1080p videos in AVCHD format. The AVCHD delivers stunning picture quality, but it not an ideal editing format for Final Cut Pro including FCP 6/7 and even the latest FCP X. So you'll get crashed or other issues when using the Panasonic AC90 1080p MTS files in FCP. To achieve your goal smoothly, the easy workaround is to convert Panasonic AG-AC90 MTS footage to a more editing-friendly format. ProRes is the best option for Final Cut Pro. [b]Brorsoft MTS/M2TS Converter for Mac[/b] is considered to be the best video app for you here.
This Mac MTS converter features full support for almost all Canon, Sony and Panasonic AVCHD cameras, and it converts MTS files to editable format for using in Final Cut Pro, iMovie, Premiere Pro, Avid Media Composer without visible quality loss and ensures audio and video in perfect synchronization. Below is a simple guide to follow for transcoding Panasonic AG-AC90 MTS to FCP.
[b]Tutorial on converting Panasonic AG-AC90 AVCHD to Final Cut Pro 7/X in simple steps[/b]
[b]Step 1.[/b] Connect your Panasonic AC90 to your Apple with USB2.0. Launch the MTS Converter for Mac, and then click the adding button to import your MTS, M2TS files. You can also add single MTS clips to the software from hard drive.
[b]Step 2.[/b] Click the Format bar to get the drop-down menu and you can get the Apple ProRes codecs, including ProRes 422 (HQ), ProRes 422, ProRes 422 (LT), ProRes 422 (Proxy) and ProRes 4444. Choose the proper one you want.
[b]Step 3.[/b] Press the “Settings” icon and you’d better set the video frame rate as 30fps, video size as 1920*1080 for editing Panasonic AG-AC90 footages in FCP 7/X with best quality.
[b]Step 4.[/b] Hit the Convert button in the main interface to start the MTS to FCP ProRes conversion on Mac OS X.
After the conversion, you can run the Final Cut Pro and click File --> Import --> Files to import the converted files and edit them in FCP without any rendering or unrecognizable problem.
[b]P.S.[/b] If you want to make your Panasonic AG-AC90 MTS files editable in iMovie, FCE, Adobe Premiere, Avid Media Composer, etc. the smart [b]MTS to ProRes Converter[/b] will also be a great choice for you. Choose a proper output format like “iMovie and Final Cut Express-Apple InterMediate Codec(AIC)(*.mov)” for iMovie in the second step.
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