Fxclub-AVCHD video converter

Canon EOS Digital Rebel T2i / 550D recorded videos are saved in H.264 for image and linear PCM for audio. You can choose different recording modes like full HD 1920×1080p at 30/25/24 fps, HD/SD 1280×720p/640×480 at 60/50 fps. Even though the videos are saved in .mov format, you may also face problem importing the video to Final Cut Pro. So you need a Mac Canon EOS Video Converter for converting and importing 550D1080p MOV  for Final Cut Pro without rendering. Aunsoft Video Converter for Mac is the recommended Mac Canon EOS Converter for you to edit Digital Rebel T2i / 550D videos.

Below is the quick guide for those who have a hard time editing Canon EOS Digital Rebel T2i / 550D H.264 MOV files to ProRes 422 at 30fps in Final Cut Pro 6 or 7. Read The Full Story

Microsoft PowerPoint is the most commonly used program for creating slideshows on Windows. There are many formats listed as supported to be inserted to PowerPoint, e.g. WMV, ASF, DVR-MS, MPG, AVI, MP4, MOV. However, you need to install related codec or QuickTime to play MP4/MOV files or AVI movies.
If you would like to present HD videos on PPT, such as the AVCHD recordings from your camcorders, you need to convert them to MS PowerPoint supported formats. Aunsoft Final Mate is the recommended PowerPoint video converter for you, as it does not transcode AVCHD MTS/M2TS clips on Windows 7, but also join and cut recordings into a single file. Read The Full Story

I had recorded some .mts videos using Panasonic HDC-TM90 as part of research. I used Keynote to make presentation. I would like to insert the Panasonic TM90 Full HD videos to Keynote on Mac for presentation. However, the resulting HD videos are in AVCHD .mts files which could not be imported to Keynote. With the 1080/60p recording mode, the videos play great on the TM90 camcorder, however, Mac keynote is not compatible with this format, not even iMovie, Final Cut or others.
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I use Sony HDR-CX700 for recording 1920 x 1080 MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 MTS files. And I have a WD TV Live plus player and a WD TV Live Hub. I use WD TV Live Plus Player to watch my cx700v camcorder recording mts files. Because of some pause in the process of recording, ssome mts files need to be joined into one big file. After google search, I downloaded a trial version of the tsmuxer, so I could merge my mts files together on my Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard. The process of merged files goes without mistake through tsmuxer program, but when I use the stream and play the lossless output mts files on WD TV Live plus player, the files only play the first 10 seconds.
I asked for some help to fix problem playing joined mts to wd tv on some forums and was recommended to try to convert the Sony cx700v mts to MP4 . So I search a best quality mts converter, some people recommended to try Final Mate for Mac which can help me to convert and merge mts files with highest quality. And I download a free trial version of Final Mate for Mac, so I could convert and join my Sony cx700 .mts files together. The files play fine without any problem. It offers the one fastest way to convert and combine MTS files into big one for further streaming and playing on WD TV Live plus player with perfect quality . Read The Full Story

If you copy the AVCHD folder from HD camcorder to the external hard drive, you may notice that there is delay/pause between the playback of each file on HDTV while streaming .through Popcorn Hour C-200. It is the re-initialization pauses between each clip, and it even happens to most network media players like HDI Dune, PS3 Xtreamer Pro, AC Ryan PlayOn, TVIX, and so on.
To fix sequential playback pause between MTS files on Popcorn Hour C200, or say other media players, one of the solutions is to stitch/join the files together on PC or Mac. Aunsoft Final Mate for Mac (Windows users: Aunsoft Final Mate) is the perfect AVCHD video management software with lossless MTS support, keeping original quality. Read The Full Story

I have a Panasonic HDC-SD900 camcorder, which is an excellent compact camera, offering features that few of its rivals can match. It features 1920 x 1080 60p MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 Full HD video.  And I would like using my new TV – Panasonic VIERA TC-P50S30 50-Inch 1080p Plasma HDTV for displaying these recorded 1080P MTS videos. And the TV can directly stream/put or display Raw Panasonic SD900 MTS files to Plasma TV for enjoyment via HDMI. Because of rocking of the lens and some pause in the process of recording, some extra clips will come out, so before enjoy them with Panasonic TC-P50S30 Plasma TV, I want to do simply editing like cutting off unwanted or unimportant parts and then merge or join the cut several meaningful MTS files into One Big MTS file with no re-encoding and without losing any quality. Read The Full Story

I have a Sony Handycam, Sony CX700, which produces .mts files for each clip I press the start recording and pause button. The videos will be used as a presentation on my website. I use VideoJS as the private web server, and make the video compatible to most browsers with HTML5 code.
However, I would like to put some clips together and cut some useless segments and get videos in WebM format. After googling solutions for converting CX700 AVCHD to WebM format for web sharing with HTML5, I find Aunsoft Final Mate as the best choice for dealing with the videos for web sharing. It provides direct .webm as output format, and also allows me to download selective clips for joining and editing. Read The Full Story

Aunsoft Studio recently released Aunsoft Final Mate as the AVCHD video tool for device and web. With the new output profiles like WebM, Xoom and iPad 2, it is much easier for camcorder users to make AVCHD files Web friendly for HTML5, and present videos on portable devices. Read The Full Story

The Sony DSC-TX100V is on the iMovie ‘11 compatibility list, But it’s a AVCHD 1080/60p camera — iMovie ‘11 supports only 30fps! The Sony DSC-TX100V another option for 1920 x 1080/60i which equates to 60 interlaced fields per second, but the video quality of 60i recording mode is not better than 60p mode, so personally i prefer to choose 1080/60p for recording mts footage.So if I want to edit Sony DSC-TX100V 1080/60p .mts video with 60fps high quality for iMovie 11 on Mac, must to convert Sony DSC-TX100V 1080/60p .mts files to iMovie 11 before editing.
After google search , I need convert my Sony DSC-TX100V 1080/60p .mts to Apple Intermediate Codec MOV for iMovie 11 with keep the raw quailty, I found Final Mate for Mac is the recommended can convert Sony DSC-TX100V 1080/60p MTS to 1080/60p AIC MOV for editing on Mac. Then I download and try it. And I had succeed with the Apple Intermediate Codec at 1920×1080 60fps editing for iMovie 11 and i’m very satisfactied with the output quality after uploading the videos on Youtube. Read The Full Story

I am recording on a Panasonic HMC-150 (typically in 1080p30 and 1080p24)) and do my editing in FCE. However I need a program to convert the recorded files into something FCE can recognize.  I do online tutorials and distribute to roughly a couple dozen different sites through BlipTV and TubeMogul. So far I’ve been limited to recording in 720p30 because it’s the best format that I can work with through iMovie (I use imovie to import the raw video, export as a quicktime and then import into FCE for final editing then do a final QT conversion to mpeg-4 for upload; and to be honest not real excited on the quality I’m getting as a finished video. So I need a program which can let me convert Panasonic HMC-150 1080p MTS to high quality FCE suitable format for editing. After editing, I need distribute to different sites through BlipTV and TubeMogul.
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