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August 30, 2011

MTS to Pinnacle-Transcode MTS to Pinnacle Studio compatible fomats for Editing

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This article here just introduce how to transcode AVCHD mts for Pinnacle Studio editing.

If you are Mac user, go here: How to transfer AVCHD footages for playing and editing on Mac

Pinnacle Studio 12 /14 is a powerful video editing tool and ranks among the best. The program comes with all of the standard editing features, as well as some unique perks, such as the ability to work with HDTV video format and original transitions and sound effects. With improved navigation and additional filter features, this video editing software is more user-friendly and hard to beat. Even with a user-friendly interface, Pinnacle Studio offers many features and customizable options.How to edit MTS files with Pinnacle Studio smoothly?

Well, I’m not a video professional but I do run into chopping some videos together every now and then for work. I also am looking for a clean workflow to downsize the source videos so I can archive them. I’m looking for some advice on workflow and how to achieve the desired results. Money is not really an issue with software as most of this is for work and I have a decent budget to do these types of things. I also have access to some nice machines to crunch the videos.

I am basically looking for an easy workflow that does a few things:
1. Be able to transfer these videos in the correct aspect ratio into a much smaller WMV container that can be streamed on our intranet for work
2. Be able to easily transfer these videos into a little smaller container for archiving, so they take up about half to 1/3 the space

The following tutorial will guide you through how to import MTS footage to Pinnacle Studio Ultimate friendly format using Pavtube AVCHD MTS to Pinnacle Studio Converter. You can download AVCHD MTS to Pinnacle Studio Converter (trial version) for trial.I really liked how Pavtube trial version provided full access to the functions of the software. It allowed me to test the conversion quality.

Converting MTS to MPEG-2, MPEG-4, AVI, DV, WMV and other formats that Pinnacle Studio handles well:
Step 1. Import MTS to AVCHD to Pinnacle Studio Converter.
Transfer .mts files from camcorder to computer via USB cable. Run Pavtube AVCHD MTS to Pinnacle Studio Converter as the best MTS converter, and click the “Add” button to load .mts videos.

Step 2. Set Pinnacle Studio friendly output format.
Click “Format” bar to determine output format. Follow Common Video-> AVI Video (*.avi). To maintain HD quality, you may choose HD Video > WMV HD(*.wmv) for converting MTS to 1080/30p WMV with WMV3 as video codec. The MTS converter also keeps the 5.1 channels by default.

You can also choose MPEG, MP4, DV as output format, which are available in Common Video, HD Video and DV tab of MTS AVCHD to Pinnacle Studio converter. The converter also works with AVCHD footages shoot by various AVCHD camcorders, like Panasonic TM700, Sony HDR-CX110, Canon HF S200, and so on.

Step 3. Determine you video resolution, bit rate, frame rate, etc
Click “Settings” if you’d like to customize advanced audio and video parameters like Video Codec, aspect ratio, bit rate, frame rate, Audio codec, sampling rate, bit rate, channels. Notice that you can not “convert up” video quality. If you selected HD Video in Step 2, we advise you to adjust the A/V parameters to be the same with source MTS footage so as to bear least quality loss at proper file size. You may check the A/V parameters of original video in preview panel, and it will display the video information when you select an item. In case it displays no information, please click the “《” sign. To cut down file size, you may set down video bit rate, the lower bit rate you set the smaller file size you get. Do not forget to click “OK” to confirm your settings. Then type in a desired output location in the “Output” box.Check the option “Merge into one file”, you can join multiple MTS files into one file for conversion.The deinterlacing option allows you to convert interlaced MTS file into a non-interlaced form, so that you can enjoy a better and clearer video effect.

Step 4. Convert AVCHD MTS to AVI for editing with Pinnacle Studio friendly video format.
Click the convert button under the preview window, the MTS to Pinnacle Studio converter will start converting MTS to AVI for importing to Pinnacle Studio edit. Soon after the conversion is finished, just click “Open” button to get the generated files and edit mts file with Pinnacle Studio .

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August 18, 2011

Import/Transcode JVC Everio HD MTS/MOD/TOD footages to Premiere without quality loss for editing

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Convert JVC Everio MTS/MOD/TOD footages to editable format with flawless quality


“I have a JVC HD620 Camcorder. But when I import JVC video to Premiere Pro CS4 for editing,I failed. Now i am wondering how do I convert this file without any quality loss to be able to edit within Premiere Pro CS4?

The JVC Everio cameras/camcorders, like GZ-HD620, GZ-HD500, GZ-HM300 etc, shoot at full HD (1920×1080) in MTS or TOD format, which are rejected by most editing software, and you have to convert them to common and editable format before importing to non-linear editing application. Although all the Everio models come with software that allows you to do some simple editing, turns out to be helpless if you want to transcode the footages with it. You got to seek other application to deal with these HD files. The en-decoding process, as we all know, will definitely leads to quality loss of the video. You can hardly expect the converted video clip as perfect as the original footages. Is there any software that can convert MTS file to be editable and keep the original video quality? Well, Pavtube JVC HD Camcorder Video Converter is worth trying. In the following guide I will show you how to convert JVC MTS and TOD files to editable video clips for editing softwares like Adobe Premiere, Sony Vegas without quality loss.
Access the software:

You may check more information about Pavtube JVC Everio HD Video Converter

Step through:

Step one. Run the best HD JVC HD MTS/MOD/TOD Camcorder Video Converter. Click ‘Add’ button, browse to the MTS/MOD/TOD footages and load them to the converter.

Step two. Select the items to be converted, and click on ‘Format’ bar. Select Remux-> MPEG-PS Video Remux (*.mpg). For burning onto blu-ray disc, MPEG-TS would be a nice choice.
Or, just follow ‘format’-'Adobe Premiere/Sony Vegas’-'WMV or MPG or MOV’ for Adobe Premiere and Sony Vegas.

Step three. Click the folder icon at the end of ‘Output’ field to select a location for the output video files.

Step four. Click the ‘Convert’ button to start conversion.

After conversion you can click the ‘Open’ button to locate converted video files. The converted files will be as big as the source footages, without any quality degradation. Now you can import converted HD MTS/MOD/TOD footages (HD MPG files) to Premiere CS4 and any other editing software for editing.

Small Tips:
Preview the video- select it in file list and click ‘Preview’ button.
Thumbnail- click ‘Snapshoot’ button when previewing the video. Click ‘Option’ to set the image format of screenshots.
Deinterlace- click ‘Editor’, switch to ‘Effect’ tab, find ‘Deinterlacing’ box, and check it.
Combine files together- check the files to be merged in file list and check ‘Merge into one’ box beside ‘Settings’ button.
Trim- click ‘Editor’, switch to ‘Effect’ tab and input time point in start and end box.
The HD files bite much hard drive space. You can compress the files with the HD Converter to free some space when it is necessary.

If you are mac user and want to edit JVC HD MTS/MOD/TOD footages in Final Cut Pro or FCP X, Final Cut Express and iMovie,try HD Camcorder Video Converter for Mac

That’s all, Hope this guide on “Convert JVC Everio MTS/MOD/TOD footages to editable format with flawless quality” will be of great help for you!

August 16, 2011

Eidit MTS with FCP-Convert mts files to FCP and import mts to FCP for editing

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ProRes 422 is a standard-definition and high-definition lossy video compression format developed by Apple Inc. for use in post production. It was introduced in 2007 with Final Cut Studio 2 and is comparable to Avid’s DNxHD codec which has the same purpose and uses similar bit rates. Both are DCT based intra-frame-only codecs, and are therefore simpler to decode than distribution oriented formats like H.264.

How to Import and Edit MTS to Final Cut Pro on Mac?

Recommend you Pavtube AVCHD Convert for Mac. With this AVCHD camcorder MTS files Converter, you can transfer MTS files to Apple ProRes422,4444 for FCP, AIC(Apple Intermediate Codec) for Final Cut Express, QuickTime Movie format like DVCPRO HD, DV-PAL, DV/DVCPRO-NTSC, DVCPRO-PAL, DVCPRO50-PAL,DVCPRO50-NTSC, Avid DN*HD format for editing smoothly and other popular format like mov,mp4 ect.

Step 1. Install and run Pavtube AVCHD Converter for Mac and Log MTS files to this mts converter.
Click on “Add” to import source files, browse to the drive and click “Choose”. You do not have to open the any of the folders. In preview window you could view the video and take snapshots. When the box of Merge into one is checked, all selected videos will be combined together as one output file after conversion.

You can click “Edit” button to perform edit functions such as crop, trim, flip, effect, watermark and audio replace. To eliminate interlacing effect, simply check Deinterlacing box under Effect tab.

Step 2: Set Apple ProRes 422 Codec as output format.
Click on “Format” bar when you’d like to specify an output format. Apple ProRes422 can be found in.

Click “Settings”, if you want to further customize video and audio parameters such as video codec, audio codec, frame rate, bit rate, video size, audio channels etc. Do not forget to click on “OK” to confirm your settings. In Export box you could specify destination for the converted file.

Step 3: Start converting MTS to Apple ProRes 422 for FCP.
Click on “Convert” button to start Convert MTS to Apple ProRes.

After conversion, you can click the “Open” button to locate converted files and Log and Transfer ProRes 422 video to FCP, Final Cut Studio.

PS: While Final Cut does not edit AVCHD natively, it is still a simple procedure to utilize the AVCHD footage. In Final Cut you would open your log and transfer window and import the footage as ProRes 422 which, while it creates larger files, is a great codec to edit with and I do so with most everything.I suggest you purchsed Pavtube AVCHD Convert for Mac, because compressor is very slow and Final Cut handle AVCHD files when it finds them in their original file structure (either by connecting the camcorder or using a memory card reader), not isolated .mts files.You don’t need the biggest and best Mac Pro and just either Final Cut Studio 2 or 3 will do just fine. I would suggest having a minimum of 4 gigs of ram which is the most FCP can utilize anyway at this point.

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