"Anyone using this camera with Imovie 11.
I wonder because I´m about to buy a new camera, because the one I have (Canon Legria HFR 106) doesn´t work properly with Imovie even though it is posted as supported camera on Apple´s website.I need someone to confirm that they are using Sony / HDR-CX550V (PAL) and thatthey don´t have any issues using it with Imovie. I would hate to spend a lot of money (again)"
----------from Apple discussion
iMovie'11 has clearly claims some Sony HDR cameras models
1. "may not be visible in the Camera Import window",
2. "Some camcorders using CMOS-based image sensors may produce images that appear distorted after using video stabilization."
So after you bought your Sony HDR camera, to import to iMovie'11, iMovie'09, iMovie'08 or iDVD, firstly have a check whether it's iMovie'09, iMovie'11 supported model by Google "iMovie supported cameras", if it is then is ok, if not, don't worry also, you can use professional Sony HDR to iMovie Converter for Mac to help you so far. It works for you byconvert Sony HDR AVCHD to iMovie supported MOV, Mp4 with best quality and quick speed. Then you can import the MOV or Mp4 format directly to iMovie'11, iMovie'09, iMovie'08 without any problem.
Here is list of Sony HDR models has problem with iMovie'11, iMovie'09:
Video stabilization limitations
Sony HDR-CX11 Sony HDR-CX12 Sony HDR-CX10 Sony HDR-CX520
Sony HDR-CX520V SonyHDR-CX550 Sony HDR-CX550V Sony HDR-SR1
Sony HDR compatibility problem.
Sony HDR-CX110 Sony HDR-CX120 Sony HDR-CX150 Sony HDR-CX170 Sony HDR-CX300 Sony HDR-CX350 Sony HDR-CX350V Sony HDR-CX370V
Requires Mac OS X Leopard v10.5 or later
Video stabilization limitations problem.
Sony HDR-UX1
Sony HDR-UX7
Sony HDR-UX20
Tutorial of convert AVCHD to iMovie'11, iDVD (Lion included):
Step One: Import AVCHD Video to Converter
Firstly, you need to copy your AVCHD to Mac and launch AVCHD Converter for Mac, then click "Add File" to upload your AVCHD files to the program. Any AVCHD files from AVCHD camcorders are supported.
Step Two: Set Output Video Format for iMovie.
Go to iMovie-> MOV
Or HD Video-> HD MOV
Look its resolution in setting option:
I wonder because I´m about to buy a new camera, because the one I have (Canon Legria HFR 106) doesn´t work properly with Imovie even though it is posted as supported camera on Apple´s website.I need someone to confirm that they are using Sony / HDR-CX550V (PAL) and thatthey don´t have any issues using it with Imovie. I would hate to spend a lot of money (again)"
----------from Apple discussion
iMovie'11 has clearly claims some Sony HDR cameras models
1. "may not be visible in the Camera Import window",
2. "Some camcorders using CMOS-based image sensors may produce images that appear distorted after using video stabilization."
So after you bought your Sony HDR camera, to import to iMovie'11, iMovie'09, iMovie'08 or iDVD, firstly have a check whether it's iMovie'09, iMovie'11 supported model by Google "iMovie supported cameras", if it is then is ok, if not, don't worry also, you can use professional Sony HDR to iMovie Converter for Mac to help you so far. It works for you byconvert Sony HDR AVCHD to iMovie supported MOV, Mp4 with best quality and quick speed. Then you can import the MOV or Mp4 format directly to iMovie'11, iMovie'09, iMovie'08 without any problem.
Here is list of Sony HDR models has problem with iMovie'11, iMovie'09:
Video stabilization limitations
Sony HDR-CX11 Sony HDR-CX12 Sony HDR-CX10 Sony HDR-CX520
Sony HDR-CX520V SonyHDR-CX550 Sony HDR-CX550V Sony HDR-SR1
Sony HDR compatibility problem.
Sony HDR-CX110 Sony HDR-CX120 Sony HDR-CX150 Sony HDR-CX170 Sony HDR-CX300 Sony HDR-CX350 Sony HDR-CX350V Sony HDR-CX370V
Requires Mac OS X Leopard v10.5 or later
Video stabilization limitations problem.
Sony HDR-UX1
Sony HDR-UX7
Sony HDR-UX20
Tutorial of convert AVCHD to iMovie'11, iDVD (Lion included):
Step One: Import AVCHD Video to Converter
Firstly, you need to copy your AVCHD to Mac and launch AVCHD Converter for Mac, then click "Add File" to upload your AVCHD files to the program. Any AVCHD files from AVCHD camcorders are supported.
Step Two: Set Output Video Format for iMovie.
Go to iMovie-> MOV
Or HD Video-> HD MOV
Look its resolution in setting option:
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