Transfer mts file to mov for importing mts to imovie and final cut pro x

Final cut pro x, imovie, final cur express are popular video editing softwares and for multimedia fans, video editing or polishing the captured shooting has become one part of their daily life. To Mac users, the most popular video editing software should be iMovie and Final Cut Pro X. But iMovie and Final cut pro which do you like better?

The most outstanding feature of the iMovie'11 is its new Movie Trailer, which is a great way to demo the program because it packs all the strengths of the video editor into a compact, visually arresting package. Other three characteristics are like all-new audio editing, one-step effects, people finder.

Pros: Improved audio editing, fun Movie Trailers, which can be converted to projects, support for 24p footage, one-Step Effects automate repetitive edits, side-by-Side and Blue Screen edit options, rolling Shutter fix (results vary depending on footage), single-Row View brings back traditional timeline.

Cons: Interlaced video still hampered by single-field processing, no native AVCHD editing or direct import, pre-processing and import transcoding can be time-consuming.

Final cut pro x is much more professional than iMovie, which has XML export and more.

Pros:

64-bit and multicore-CPU support for speedier performance. Friendlier interface. Compound clips. Auditions for alternative clips. Magnetic trackless timeline. Background processing. Good organization tools-ratings, tagging, auto analysis for faces, scenes, and stabilization. Powerful new multicam support. Powerful keying features. Supports Thunderbolt and studio-monitor output.

Cons:

Can't import projects from previous Final Cut versions natively (though a third-party plugin can). Custom export settings require separate Compressor app.

To edit video, final cut pro and imovie both are excellent, but they also has the common problem, they are not compatible with avchd file format well. If you want to import mts to final cut pro x, or import mts files to imovie smoothly, you should convert the mts file to final cut pro and imovie friendly format, like mov. Doremisoft Mac AVCHD Converter is an effective solution for you to easily get rid of all the hassles after converting MTS to MOV, because MOV file format is natively file format supported by QuickTime, iMovie or Final Cut Pro X.

You can learn how to convert mts files to mov step by step:

Step 1: Add MTS videos. Launch the Mac MTS to MOV Converter and click the "Add File" button to browse your Mac hard disc and select the MTS videos you want to edit in MOV.

Step 2: Choose the MOV or HD MOV as the output format. You can find it by opening the Profile list by clicking the triangle icon to the very right of the Profile field. Choose "Common Video > mov" or "HD Video > mov" as the output format. You can see the picture below:

Step 3: Start to convert mts to mov by pressoing "Start" button, after the conversion finshed, you can import the file to QuickTime, iMovie, final cut pro x etc.

Features of AVCHD converter for mac:

Support All AVCHD and AVCHD Lite Camcorders.

Fast convert AVCHD video files to popular SD/HD video formats with high quality.

Offers practical and useful AVCHD video editing features.

Fully support board applications and devices output.