Sony Handycam series and Cybershot series are the most outstanding and stunning camcorders today. Quite a few users would prefer to capture footages with these amazing cameras. After shooting videos, they’d love to transfer the recordings from Sony Cybershot/Sony Handycam to Mac and use some editing tools to adjust the videos’ after effects. However, for Mac users, things would not be so easy since all the Mac-based video editors like iMovie, FCP (the latest versions of these software are not included) etc. cannot recognize camcorder AVCHD MTS videos at all.
Although Apple declared that the latest iMovie can do a better job than the previous version in dealing with camcorder footages in DV, HDV and AVCHD, etc. as well as the Final Cut Pro X, both the FCP and iMovie are still in a poor compatibility with the majority of camcorder AVCHD MTS/M2TS videos, which make it a pain in the butt for many camcorder photographers to transfer Sony Handycam/Sony Cybershot to Mac.
How to convert these camcorder AVCHD MTS to Final Cut Pro X/iMovie? You need the help of a great Mac AVCHD Converter (AVCHD Converter)!
To convert MTS to iMovie/FCP with this smart AVCHD converter, 3 simple steps is enough:
Step 1: Download and install a professional Mac AVCHD Converter
Download a Mac AVCHD Converter from the Internet. Doremisoft AVCHD Converter is recommended. After downloading, install and run it.
Download a Mac AVCHD Converter from the Internet. Doremisoft AVCHD Converter is recommended. After downloading, install and run it.
Step 2: Load MTS videos to the converter
Click the "Add File" button to browse your Mac hard disk and select the MTS videos you want to edit in iMovie or FCP.
Click the "Add File" button to browse your Mac hard disk and select the MTS videos you want to edit in iMovie or FCP.
Step 3: Set FCP or iMovie compatible format as output profile
Choose the output format and saving file folder from the profile and destination. To import MTS to FCP, select "MPEG-4, MOV, MPEG-1, DV, or 3GP" as output video format, while converting MTS to iMovie, choose "iMovie video--->iMovie MPEG-4 Movie File".
Choose the output format and saving file folder from the profile and destination. To import MTS to FCP, select "MPEG-4, MOV, MPEG-1, DV, or 3GP" as output video format, while converting MTS to iMovie, choose "iMovie video--->iMovie MPEG-4 Movie File".
Step 4: Import AVCHD MTS to iMovie/FCP
Press the big purple button to start the MTS to FCP/iMovie conversion, and leave the smart converter to do the rest for you. Thereafter, you can easily transfer the converted MTS videos to Final Cut Pro X or iMovie effortlessly.
Press the big purple button to start the MTS to FCP/iMovie conversion, and leave the smart converter to do the rest for you. Thereafter, you can easily transfer the converted MTS videos to Final Cut Pro X or iMovie effortlessly.
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