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tutubebe99
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Edit 1080p MXF in FCP X-Transcode P2 MXF to ProRes 422 for FCP X Editing
Are you a video shooting lover? If you are, you must know Panasonic AJ-HPX 300 which shots videos in MXF format. As a HD video format, MXF has become the restore format of many professional camcorders. Then, how to import Panasonic AJ-HPX 300 MXF videos to FCP X for further editing?
When FCP (Final Cut Pro) has updated to the newest version, some people think that it is possible to put MXF videos to FCP X editing. However, it proves that we can not edit 1080p MXF in FCP X directly. Furthermore, even if we can import MXF videos to FCP X, it will take much time from rendering MXF to be more compatible with FCP X.
Is there any solution to turn MXF to FCP X compatible format and makes it more convenient to import Panasonic AJ-HPX 300 MXF videos to FCP X? Yes, you can try Pavtube MXF HD Video Converter for Mac which is said to be the best Mac MXF transfer tool for MXF camcorder users to transcode Panasonic MXF to ProRes for editing in FCP X.
Below are simple steps for converting MXF videos to ProRes 422. Please download Pavtube Mac MXF HD Video Converter and launch it after installing it to your Mac.
To start the conversion, you need to import MXF files to the program and then you can deal with the imported files. Click the Add button and browse to add MXF files in you Mac hard drive to the Mac MXF to ProRes converter.
The second step is set the output format for MXF videos on the file list. You can click the format bar and you will find an option menu on the interface. Find FCP/iMovie option, and click to choose Apple ProRes 422 (*.MOV) as output format.
At last, you should click the "Convert" button and the Mac P2 MXF to ProRes converter will start convert Panasonic P2 MXF to ProRes 422 MOV. And with this P2 Mac MXF converter[, you need not wait long time before the conversion finished.
After the conversion, you will get the FCP X compatible ProRes videos, and with them, you can freely import and edit 1080p MXF with FCP X without any rendering.
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roesy
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HaileyLi
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How to play DVD(ISO) files on home studio via UPnP server
A simplest DVD(ISO) to MP4 ripping tutorial; you can easily backup DVD(ISO) collections and convert them for sharing to home studio via UPnP server.
UPnP (which stands for Universal Plug and Play) is a feature that allows the devices on your home network to discover each other and access certain services. It is a great media server to transfer media to your home computer and stream it directly to your TV. Many users have successfully streamed the videos from internet, like youtube.
However, UPnP only supports FLV, M2TS, MKV, MOV, M4V, MP4, MPG,VOB, WMV .etc media files, Blu-rays and DVDs, like ISO files are disc images not media files and so do not play over UPnP. Then how to backup your DVD DVD(ISO) files on home studio via UPnP server for playback? Well, first of all you need to roll off the DVD disc protection, and then convert them to more common video formats like MP4 which is compatible with most devices, like computer, smartphone, tablet, TV, console, etc.
Hereby you need a DVD ripping software.
Among many tools in various brands, Pavtube DVDAid is definitely hands down better in ease of use, ripping speed and quality of video output. It can reformat DVD(ISO) to the video format that UPnP server supports, like MOV, MP4 .etc with ease.
FYI: Top 5 DVD Ripper Review
Tips: Got the Mac version for you – Pavtube DVDAid for Mac
Download a free trial of this user-friendly Pavtube DVDAid and let's start this super-easy workflow.
Tutorial: How to backup DVD(ISO) to home studio via UPnP server
Step 1. Insert your DVD and launch Pavtube DVDAid.
Insert your disc to computer, launch Pavtube DVDAid and click the disc-like icon on the top, click disc name to load your movie.
Notice the "Subtitles" and "Audio" options above format list? You can choose one subtitle or language and build them into target video. Anyway, if you want to obtain multiple audio tracks or subtitles, try this Pavtube ByteCopy.
Step 2. Choose "H.264 MP4" format.
Click "Format" drop-down list, choose "Common Video>H.264 Video(*.mp4)" as below:
H.264 MP4 is well compatible with main stream devices like PC/Mac, IOS/Android/Windows smartphone&tablet, etc.
(Optional): adjust target file specs.
If you are not satisfied with the default file specs, hit the "Settings" icon (besides "Format") and free change video size, bitrate, frame rate, and audio sample rate, etc.
Step 3. Conversion.
Hit the big red "Convert" in right bottom corner to start ripping DVD to MP4 format directly. Wait for a while when it's ripping; after it completed, hit "Open" or "Open output folder" to quick locate generate MP4 files.
Now just stream them to your UPnP server for sharing and playing with family members!
Read more:
Directly copy DVD to VOB files with VLC Media Player on Mac
Put Blu-ray movies on WD TV for smoothly playback
Source:http://bd-dvd-copying-ripping.blogspot.com/2014/08/backup-dvd-to-home-studio-via-upnp.html
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HaileyLi
Joined: 26 Aug 2013
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Transcode Olympus E-M1 MOV/AVI to AIC for iMovie/FCE editing
Follow this post you will know the best way to load Olympus OM-D E-M1 MOV/AVI footage in iMovie/FCE for editing with AIC codec.
If there's a mirrorless camera that can replace a DSLR, it's probably the OM-D E-M1, the successor to last year's critically acclaimed OM-D EM-5 (don't let the higher number fool you, it's the older model). Despite its small size, the solid E-M1 still manages to pack a serious punch.
E-M1 Video Specs, from 43rumors:
Full HD 1920 x 1080 (16:9) 30p, 24Mbps (MOV)
Full HD 1920 x 1080 (16:9) 30p, 16Mbps (MOV)
HD 1280 x 720 (16:9) 30p, 12Mbps (MOV)
HD 1280 x 720 (16:9) 30p, 8Mbps (MOV)
HD 1280 x 720 (16:9) / 30 frames per second (AVI Motion JPEG)
As this E-M1 record videos in MOV/AVI format, you may meet some problems when edit the video files such as edit in iMovie/FCE. MOV/AVI is not well supported by iMovie/FCE natively, you will need to convert Olympus E-M5 MOV/AVI to Apple Intermediate Codec before editing in iMovie/FCE. To do the job, Pavtube HD Converter for Mac is a good tool, which can convert MOV/AVI to AIC for loading Olympus OM-D E-M1 MOV/AVI to iMovie/FCE for editing without rendering. Now you can follow the steps below to transcode Olympus E-M1 MOV/AVI to iMovie/FCE for editing without rendering.
1.Load MOV/AVI files
After install and launch the Mac E-M1 Video Converter, drag and drop Olympus E-M1 MOV/AVI file. You can drag several files to the program directly
2.Choose output format
Click format bar to choose the best output format, you are recommended to choose iMovie -> Apple InterMediate Codec (AIC) (*.mov).
3. Do some settings as you want.
4.Transcode Olympus E-M1 MOV/AVI to iMovie/FCE
At last, hit the "Convert" button to transcode Olympus E-M1 MOV/AVI to iMovie/FCE. With this Olympus E-M1 to AIC Converter, you can easily change Olympus E-M1 MOV/AVI files to iMovie/FCE for editing, this software runs fast, so you can convert your Olympus E-M5 MOV/AVI footages to iMovie/FCE in less time, video and audio synchronization are perfectly guaranteed, after converting you can follow this guide to import videos to iMovie/FCE for editing.
PS:
With this Olympus E-M1 Video Converter, you can easily change E-M1 files to iMovie/FCE for editing, this software runs fast, so you can convert your E-M1 MOV/AVI footages to iMovie/FCE in less time.
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Best way to load Olympus OM-D E-M1 MOV/AVI in Final Cut Pro X
Lossless edit Canon/Nikon/Sony/Panasonic H.264 HD clips in FCP X
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HaileyLi
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Sony RX100 II FCP Workflow - Transcode AVCHD MTS files to Final Cut Pro
Here is a quick step by step process to get your AVCHD footage from Sony RX100 II to work with FCP smoothly.
The Sony Cyber-shot RX100 II, also known as the Sony Cyber-shot RX100 M2, builds on the original RX100 but makes a number of key changes. The large sensor allows for a range of movie capture modes, including full HD at either 24/25p or 50/60p, in either AVCHD or MP4 formats.
“I have purchased the Sony RX100 II Camera, it records MTS videos, when I import the recordings to Final Cut Pro I always got problems, can you give me some suggestions to help me import Sony RX100 II MTS clips to FCP?”
We found that most of the problems lie within the AVCHD MTS compatibility with Final Cut Pro, the reason that you can’t successfully ingest those recorded AVCHD footages from Sony RX100 II to Final Cut Pro is limited by the FCP itself. AVCHD is a very non-standard format and it’s unsupported in FCP 6/7 even the latest FCP X, so they have to be converted into ProRes MOV. Obviously, we need to get some help from a Sony AVCHD Converter.
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 RX100 II to Final Cut Pro editable format on Mac.
Read more: 2014 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 RX100 II 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.
Learn more Apple ProRes, please refer to Types of Apple ProRes Codecs
3. Click Settings to customize video size, bitrate, frame rate and other specs.
4. Click the “Convert” button to start converting Sony RX100 II 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.
How to Import converted Media Files to Final Cut Pro
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Make MKV/MTS/MXF/AVI/MP4/FLV files natively editable in DaVinci Resolve 11
Import Sony NEX-VG10/VG20/VG30 AVCHD to iMovie
Edit Sony DSC-WX30 mts in Avid, Premiere, Sony Vegas, Movie Maker
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HaileyLi
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Load/Import XVAC-S Footage from Sony FDR-AX100 in FCP X
This article will guide you the way editing XVAC-S Footage from Sony FDR-AX100 in FCP X smoothly. Keep reading for a brief how-to instruction.
Sony FDR-AX10000:
At this year's CES, the Ultra-HD Sony FDR-AX100 Handycam has been announced. It will also shoot Full HD footage, with Sony claiming that it was supersample down from 4K to improve video quality, something we're interested to test for ourselves. Full HD footage can also be shot in the XAVC-S format at 60fps (as well as 30 and 24fps), or you can opt for more traditional AVCHD at this resolution.
Question: Sony AX10000 editing workflow in FCP X ——
I have just recieved a fully maxed out new Mac Pro 6.1 ordered on December 18th. My main use for the 12-core model will be editing and exporting 4K video productions. I plan to purchase the Sony FDR-AX100 4K camcorder that was just announced at the CES last week. Sony has had a consumer camcorder on the market since last September (the Sony FDR-AX1) which uses the same XAVC-S codec as the not yet released Sony FDR-AX100.
If anyone has had any experience editing this format in Final Cut Pro X, I would be pleased to learn of their experience and the specs of the computer they are using. I am hopeful that editing XVAC-S footage on the new Mac Pro will be possible without the large file sizes produced by transcoding. Thanks in advance for responding.
From: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5786566?tstart=0
Final Cut Pro X allows users to log and transfer video onto a hard drive (internal or external), where it can be edited, processed, and output to a wide variety of formats. At this time I go to my Final Cut Pro X which does not support Sony AX100 XAVC/S files directly.
The solution is a $35 program called Pavtube HD Video Converter for Mac which can be used to convert the Sony AX100 XAVC/S files to FCP friendly Prores codec MOV format, which is intermediate format that features high performance and quality, being less processor-intensive to work with on Mac OS X. With it you are able to edit XAVC and XAVC/S files in FCP X smoothly and then share a better video with friends or post the edited videos to blog.
One hint – if you do convert to ProRes you can eventually delete your original camera files to save space, or better yet save them off to another drive as your field backups. The ProRes files lose nothing over the camera originals. They're just bigger because they're no longer Long GOP. Now follow me to learn how to convert Sony FDR-AX100 XAVC/S videos to Apple Prores 422 for FCP X editing on Mac OS X.
You are free to download the XAVC/S to FCP Converter and install on your Mac. Then go to the guide here:
1. Load XAVC/S to the Pavtube HD Video Converter for Mac.
Tips: You can joint multiple XAVC/S files on to one output file by checking Merge into one file on the interface.
2. Select Apple Prores MOV format for FCP X.
Many output format here and you are recommended to select "Apple Prores 422 (*.mov)" files under "Final Cut Pro" because it best compatible format for FCP X.
Tip:
To keep original video quality for editing in FCP, select “Apple ProRes 422”;
For SD levels – 480i/p and 576i/p and offline workflows, select “Apple ProRes 422 (Proxy)”;
To edit and finish 4:4:4 material, choose “Apple ProRes 4444″.
Learn more Apple ProRes, please refer to Types of Apple ProRes Codecs
3. Adjust output settings and edit the video. (Optional)
Settings: You are allowed to change the parameters of video and audio, such as Size, Bitrate, Frame Rate, etc.
Edit: Here you are able to edit the video before conversion. You can cut off the unnecessary part of the video in Trim, crop the video, add watermark or 3D effect, attach subtitle and so on.
4. Convert Sony AX100 XAVC/S video to FCP X.
Click "Convert" button to start conversion and then click "Open" button to locate the generated files for FCP X.
Lanunch Final Cut Pro, choose File > Import > Files……, and browse to where you save the converted Sony FDR-AX100 XAVC-S video clips to. Choose the Apple Prores MOV file that you'd like to import.
If you want to convert more videos in different formats, you could try iMedia Converter for Mac, which is capable of converting both various HD videos and latest DVD/Blu-ray. You are also allowed to 1:1 backup the whole discs for further playback or editing. Just give a try.
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Play Sony XAVC video with QuickTime on Mac
Convert 2K/4K XAVC Videos to ASF/SWF on Windows/Mac
Convert/Import Sony AX1 4K XAVC S to FCE 4 with AIC mov format
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ciciyu80
Joined: 26 Jan 2014
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How to easily remove DRM protection?
What is DRM? – Digital Rights Management
DRM is short for digital rights management, a system for protecting the copyrights of data circulated via the Internet or other digital media by enabling secure distribution and/or disabling illegal distribution of the data. Typically, a DRM system protects intellectual property by either encrypting the data so that it can only be accessed by authorized users or marking the content with a digital watermark or similar method so that the content cannot be freely distributed.
Step-by-step Guide on Removing DRM Protection Effectively
There are many methods to bypass DRM control on audio and video content:
Remove DRM from audio files: One simple method is to burn the content to an audio CD and then rip it into DRM-free files. This is only possible when the software that plays these DRM-restricted audio files allows CD-burning.
Remove DRM from video files: Many software programs have been developed to bypass and remove DRM limits. Among them, DRM Media Converter has been serving the best and most reliable DRM removal software. It’s able to remove DRM from iTunes, Windows Media Player, Amazon Unbox, BBC iPlayer, Zune Marketplace, Wal-Mart, Napster, Pandora, Rhapsody, Bearshare, with all video/audio files supported, such as M4V, WMV, MP4, WMA, M4A, M4B, M4P, ACC, OGG, AC3, M4A, and more. You may want to follow the step-by-step guide below to learn how to remove DRM effectively.
1 Download and install DRM Media Converter
Download and install this professional DRM removal software on your computer.
2 Add DRM Protected Files
Launch Media Converter, click on Add button and a new widnow will pop up for you to locate your DRM protected files, select the files you want to remove DRM and load them to the tool. You can add both video and audio files.
3 Select the Output Format
For removing DRM protection from video files, click on Video Files to button and select your desired file output format. From the drop-down list, you can choose any video/audio formats you want. Alternatively, you may simply choose your portable devices as the output because Media Converter will automatically remove and convert DRM files to the target format.
4 Remove DRM and Convert Files
When you are ready, you may click on Start button. This professional DRM removal software will get started the DRM removing task right away.
That’s it. When the task is done, click on Find Target button to get the DRM-Free files. Now you can do whatever you want to with them: burn DVD, watch on portable devices, etc. Have fun.
Why is DRM so controversial?
Because the programmer or artist is deciding how and when you can use their files, it is arguable that you do not really own the file after you buy it. As paying consumers learn more about DRM technology and civil liberties, many of them become outraged that they no longer “own” their music, movies, or software. Yet at the same time, how do programmers and artists reasonably get paid for every copy of their work? The answer, like any digital copyright issue, is unclear at best. For example, the recent Kindle reader DRM controversy has outraged users across the globe. Imagine their surprise when they opened their Kindle readers, only to discover that Amazon had remotely deleted eBooks without the owner’s permission.
“DRM-Free”
Due to the strong opposition that exists to DRM, many companies and artists have begun advertising their products as “DRM-Free”. Apple began selling “DRM-Free” music through their iTunes store in April 2007. It was later revealed that the DRM-Free iTunes files were still embedded with each user’s account information, a technique called Digital watermarking generally less restrictive.[clarification needed] In January 2009, iTunes began marketing all of their songs as “DRM-Free”, however iTunes continues to use DRM on movies, TV shows, ringtones, and audiobooks. Check the steps above to learn how to remove DRM protection. (Learn more at MP4 DVD Converter.)
More:
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How to remove DRM from iTunes movies/videos?
How to remove DRM from Amazon Unbox (Video On Demand)?
How to remove DRM from WMV files effectively?
How to convert/remove DRM from M4V Files?
How to transfer videos/music from Amazon to iTunes?
How to remove DRM from BBC iPlayer programmes?
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