General Discussion - Easily convert Canon C300 .mod files to MOV peterluo123 - Thu Jul 19, 2012 8:04 pm Post subject: Easily convert Canon C300 .mod files to MOV
Mod to MOV Converter for Mac is the most powerful, flexible and easy-to-use Mac MOD conversion tool to convert/transcode JVC Everio, Panasonic SDR, Canon FS, Sony camcorder MOD footages to DV,HDV,MOV for importing to Final Cut Express.
Besides convert MOD to Final Cut Express compatible DV,HDV,MOV format on Mac, MOD to MOV Converter for mac offers abundant options for output format like WMV, AVI, MPG, MP4, 3GP, FLV, MOV, DV, HD WMV and HD MOV etc so that you can import MOD to iMovie, Final Cut Pro, you may have chance to view MOD filer on iPad2, iPod, iPhone4, PSP, iPad, Creative Zen, Blackberry, Samsung Galaxy and various mobile phones.
Besides, MOD to Final Cut Express converter is also an easy-to-use editing tool that assists you to make personalized MOD video. You can trim the video to a certain length to convert, adjust video aspect ration by using crop function, add special effects like Gray, Emboss, Old film into video to make it more artistic, join several files or set the video output parameters.
Guidance: How to import/convert/edit MOD file to Final Cut Express on Mac?
And if you are Windows user, you can turn to Video Converter for help.
Step1: Download and install iOrgSoft MOD to MOV Mac converter
Step 2: Add MOD files
Click the “Add File” button to add the MOD files you want to edit in Final Cut Express from your hard disc. Then double click a file or select a file and click on “Open” to add this file.
Step3: Set output format and define the output location
Click the drop drown menu next to the “Profile” field, select DV,HDV,MP4,MOV etc format for FCE, then you can tick the “Apply to all” option that it will convert all added MOD files into selected Final Cut Express supported format.
Click the drop drown menu next to the “Destination” field, chose the folder to save the converted MOD video.
Step4: Edit MOD files
Click “Clip”, you can set starting and ending time of you MOD files.
Click “Edit”, press “Effect” button to adjust brightness, contrast and saturation, press “Crop” button to set aspect ratio of the zoom to original, full screen, 16:9, 4:3.
Click “Setting” to adjust Resolution, Bit Rate, Frame Rate and Encoder of MOD video.