AT&T Carrier - How to imoprt TS to iMovie with TS to iMovie Converter for M robinhan - Wed Aug 10, 2011 4:57 pm Post subject: How to imoprt TS to iMovie with TS to iMovie Converter for M
How to imoprt TS to iMovie with TS to iMovie Converter for Mac?
MPEG transport stream (TS) is a standard format for transmission and storage of audio, video, and data, and is used in broadcast systems such as DVB and ATSC. Maybe you have some .ts videos or TS files and want to editing them on iMovie on Mac.
But TS is not a iMovie-compatible format. So you must convert TS to iMovie supported formats like DV (standard definition) and HDV (high definition), MPEG-2 and AVCHD from Camcorders, MPEG-4, DV, and .MOV files stored in Mac.
Mac TS to iMovie Converter is your best choice to convert TS to iMovie then import TS to iMovie on Mac. With it, you can also convert TS to other video format such as AVI, WMV, FLV, MPG, etc.
After converting TS to iMovie and import TS to iMovie, you can editing TS with iMovie and share the videos with friends and family. You can enjoy your videos anytime anywhere with some portable devices like iPod, iPad, iPhone etc.
Step 1. Add videos into this Mac TS to iMovie Converter
After running this TS to iMovie Converter for Mac, just click "Add" button to upload the files which you want to convert to the program.
Step 2. Choose the output format and set the destination
After importing TS video to this Mac TS to iMovie Converter, you should choose a kind of video formats like "Common Video"> "MOV-QuickTime (*.mov)" as the output format so that you can import TS to iMovie successfully, then select the location where you want to store converted video files.
Step 3. Start convert
Of couser, if you would like, there are some editig fnctions to allow you make you videos before convert TS to iMovie, like add watermark, trim video, crop video. When all things are ready, just click "Convert" button to convert TS to iMovie on Mac. After conversion, you can import TS into iMovie to make your own videos for sharing on Mac.
