High-definition video or HD video refers to any video system of higher resolution than standard-definition (SD) video, and most commonly involves display resolutions of 1,280×720 pixels (720p) or 1,920×1,080 pixels (1080i/1080p).
Final Cut Pro has native support for HD formats such as HDV, DVCPRO HD, and XDCAM HD. For other HD formats, you need an appropriate third-party capture interface and hard disks with sufficient speed and capacity. HD formats are often defined by their vertical resolutions (number of lines), scanning method (interlaced versus progressive), and frame or field rate. For example, 1080i60 HD video has 1080 lines per frame, uses interlaced scanning (indicated by the i), and scans 60 fields per second.
Not all the camera HD videos can be imported to Final Cut pro, most of Cannon, Sony, JVC, Nikon, Sharp camcorders create MPEG-2, AVI, M2TS, MOD, TOD, etc video format. But if you can convert video to QuickTime MOV, DV, MPEG-4, H.264, 3GP videos, that means you could do further editing in Final Cut Pro.
AVCHD is one popular HD format used by HD digital camcorders to record their footage. Brand digital camcorders Sony and Panasonic were first to release their AVCHD camcorders and then followed by Canon and JVC. Clips from AVCHD camcorder such as Sony HDR, Canoon HF, Panasonic, JVC are in AVCHD MTS/M2TS format.
The fact comes out that they often meet with much difficulty to import HD Video to FCP because some AVCHD camcorder videos are not supported by FCP.
Therefore, they have to convert AVCHD to MOV, as Final Cut Pro accept QuickTime format. And Doremisoft Mac HD Camcorder Video Converter is often selected to deal with such AVCHD to MOV Conversion on Mac OS. This software application usually acts especially well to convert HD video for FCP from Sony HDR, Canoon HF, Panasonic, JVC.
Learn How to convert HD Video to FCP:
Step 1: Add HD videos
Click the "Add File" button to add HD videos you want to edit in Final Cut Pro to Mac HD Video Converter
Step 2: Select a Final Cut Pro supported output format
FCP supports formats including MOV, MPEG-4, MPEG-1, DV etc. So you need to select one of these formats to convert your HD video. Click to open the "Profile" drop-up list, move your mouse pointer to "HD Video", and you will see all the preset HD formats from the right menu. And you can click on the "HD MOV" to select MOV as the output video format to import hd to FCP.
Step3: Convert HD to FCP
After the conversion, the folder where the converted files are saved will be opened automatically. Then you can import them to FCP and start to edit HD in FCP.
Final Cut Pro has native support for HD formats such as HDV, DVCPRO HD, and XDCAM HD. For other HD formats, you need an appropriate third-party capture interface and hard disks with sufficient speed and capacity. HD formats are often defined by their vertical resolutions (number of lines), scanning method (interlaced versus progressive), and frame or field rate. For example, 1080i60 HD video has 1080 lines per frame, uses interlaced scanning (indicated by the i), and scans 60 fields per second.
Not all the camera HD videos can be imported to Final Cut pro, most of Cannon, Sony, JVC, Nikon, Sharp camcorders create MPEG-2, AVI, M2TS, MOD, TOD, etc video format. But if you can convert video to QuickTime MOV, DV, MPEG-4, H.264, 3GP videos, that means you could do further editing in Final Cut Pro.
AVCHD is one popular HD format used by HD digital camcorders to record their footage. Brand digital camcorders Sony and Panasonic were first to release their AVCHD camcorders and then followed by Canon and JVC. Clips from AVCHD camcorder such as Sony HDR, Canoon HF, Panasonic, JVC are in AVCHD MTS/M2TS format.
The fact comes out that they often meet with much difficulty to import HD Video to FCP because some AVCHD camcorder videos are not supported by FCP.
Therefore, they have to convert AVCHD to MOV, as Final Cut Pro accept QuickTime format. And Doremisoft Mac HD Camcorder Video Converter is often selected to deal with such AVCHD to MOV Conversion on Mac OS. This software application usually acts especially well to convert HD video for FCP from Sony HDR, Canoon HF, Panasonic, JVC.
Learn How to convert HD Video to FCP:
Step 1: Add HD videos
Click the "Add File" button to add HD videos you want to edit in Final Cut Pro to Mac HD Video Converter
Step 2: Select a Final Cut Pro supported output format
FCP supports formats including MOV, MPEG-4, MPEG-1, DV etc. So you need to select one of these formats to convert your HD video. Click to open the "Profile" drop-up list, move your mouse pointer to "HD Video", and you will see all the preset HD formats from the right menu. And you can click on the "HD MOV" to select MOV as the output video format to import hd to FCP.
Step3: Convert HD to FCP
After the conversion, the folder where the converted files are saved will be opened automatically. Then you can import them to FCP and start to edit HD in FCP.
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