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lydia622520
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Superb Canon EOS C100 MTS converter shows you how to transcode AVCHD clips from Canon EOS C100 to Apple ProRes for FCP X editing.
Canon EOS C100 is a new Cinema Camcorder who brings true cinema quality to independent event videographers and video production organizations. It is also the latest addition to the Cinema EOS family, bringing together the renowned technology of Canon CMOS sensors, DIGIC DV III Image Processor, and EF lens compatibility in a smaller, lighter body. It features the Super 35mm Canon CMOS Sensor and Canon DIGIC DV III Image Processor of the C300.
I just bought a new Canon EOS C100 camcorder because I read that it would be compatible with my Mac and FCP. However, I cannot get FCP to recognize the video on the device. When I connect my camcorder via USB cord, my Mac recognizes the drive, but I just can't get FCP to recognize any video files or anything. I don't know much about computers or camcorders but I really need to figure this out for work. Can any one give me some help?
It is a pity that the EOS C100 does not surpport 720p recordings. It only captures 1920 x 1080 or 1440 x 1080 file at 60i. By default, the output video file is 1080 60i .mts. Many users can't copy the footages to Final Cut Pro X for further editing, most of them will see "the file is unsupported" message like the above user. The want to know why. In fact the main reason is that FCP's native codec is ProRes instead of AVCHD.
As we all know, Apple ProRes 422 is the most compatible codec for FCP X. On the contrary, the codec of Canon EOS C100 is AVCHD(MPEG-4 AVC/H.264). So you'd better install a AVCHD Converter for working for yor FCP X. Here I suggest you to use Brorsoft AVCHD to FCP X Converter on your Mac OS X computer. With it, you can easily and quickly transcode AVCHD to the best format ProRes for copying to FCP X. If you free download it to have a try with the below easy steps, you will find it works find and save your rendering time.
Step 1: Find a best Canon EOS C100 MTS converter for mac to install, then imput the recordings to the program.
Tips: You can imput a number of files to the programs, and if necessary, you can use the function "Merge into one"
Step 2: Choose the best compatible output format--Apple ProRes for FCP X.
Step 3: Adjust audio and video parameters in Profile Settings. You can change the default codec, bit rate, frame rate, sample rate and audio channel according to your needs and optimize the output file quality.
Step 4: Click the arrow button on the main interface to start changing Canon EOS C100 AVCHD to ProRes.
After 100% accomplishment, you just need to click the "Open" button on the main interface of Canon EOS C100 1080i AVCHD Converter to find your converted file . That is to say you can edit your Canon EOS C100 recordings in FCP easily and effortlessly.
Tips:
1. If the supposed size of the input files is 1GB, then the memory space should be up to 40GB.
2. Auto shutdown: Click Option and tick the box “Shut down the computer after conversion” before conversion starts.
3. 3D conversion. The Red-Blue/Red-Green 3D conversions are supported.
4. Crop: Edit --> Crop and you can get the imported videos cropped as you want.
5. Deinterlace Canon C100 1080i files: Click Edit and select "deinterlacing" in the Effect.
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