Batch Convert Multiple H.264 Videos to Apple ProRes for Editing on Mac

Looking for the effective way of converting multiple H.264 videos to Apple ProRes for editing on Mac? Here we go.

Recently, from the website or forums, we have found that there are some friends reflected they were confused with all the multiple H.264 video clips. Though as we all know that H.264 videos could bring us the high quality enjoyment, with the trouble of the big quantity, it is still hard for us to edit on Mac, such with Final Cut Pro.

‘Hello there, I’m now professionally working for some customers who cannot edit their recordings. Sometimes, it costs me a lot of time to edit the batch multiple H.264 Videos, I’m using the Final Cut Pro 7, so I’m now looking for a converter that can work all the video clips together in one single file’

Does that mean you need a H.264 to Apple ProRes Converter that can hold the videos in batch, also be available with FCP? Pavtube HD Video Converter for Mac may be your best choice. Merge your file clips into one? With the specific items for FCP? It can do this job well.

Several concise steps you only need to do, just follow my steps. When you install the program according to the options, open the main interface to let your clips in. ‘Add video’ or ‘Add from folder’, you may ask them for a help. Then drop the ‘Format’ list down, easily you can find the ‘Final Cut Pro’>>’Apple ProRes Codec 422’

Tips: Several kinds of Apple codec you may find here, choose one you think the best.

If you back to the main interface, you will find the ‘Settings’ or the ‘Editor’ items, why not get there to adjust your files only with your personal style? 

Big News here! Have you heard the ‘Buy one Get one Free’? Expires on November10, 2014, Pavtube Studio has held the promotion discount especially for Halloween. You can also get another DVD Creator for free if you bought the product we mentioned above, on Halloween Topic Page you may find more.

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Only $65! for Pavtube iMedia Converter and ByteCopy for Mac in Halloween

Pavtube studio are holding the Halloween promotion with some big discounts on website! Just come and have a look!

November 10, 2014, we are soon welcome this year’s Halloween! No matter how did you celebrate it in the past, this year, do you wanna make a change? To make this year’s Halloween as a special commemoration, maybe you can take part in the Halloween Topic which held by Pavtube.

Buy One Get One Free? Discount here is bigger than bigger! For example, if you buy the Pavtube iMedia Converter for Mac, you can get the ByteCopy for Mac for free. That means just only one offer, you can get two programs! Only $65 for two!

How can these guys do?
Pavtube iMedia Converter for Mac, it is just more than a common video converter, also supported for DVD or Blu-rays. This guy can hold the 2D and 3D freely, as a professional one, it can output any video and audio format for iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Android, Windows Phones, PSP, PS3, and other devices, etc. Someone called it as the ‘Tiny Editor’ because it can offer us some simple editing items before starting the conversion.

While for Pavtube ByteCopy for Mac, especially for DVD and Blu-ray movies, it is always hot in DVD/BD fans’ hearts. I have to mention here you can rip your original footage with multi-tracks which is not so popular in other similar ones. Much more functions you can get in this one. Why not free download it to have a try by yourself?

Additionally Tips: Halloween Topic Promotion only expires on November 10,2014, so you must hurry to catch on!

Convert and Upload 1080p or 720p SD/HD Videos to Vimeo

This article here totally tells you how to convert and upload 1080p or 720p SD/HD videos to Vimeo in a general eay.

For those who really love watching videos online or uploading your recording on the web, you may know the Vimeo--- a high quality home for ad-free HD videos, we can play recordings or share videos with net friends. But unfortunately, not all the video formats can be accepted by Vimeo, such as MTS, MXF, etc.

A: Best way of converting videos available for Vimeo.
Before we upload 1080p or 720p SD/HD videos to Vimeo, some incompatible recordings we should do some conversion dispose. We here recommend you a professional HD Video Converter for Windows to make your original videos available for Vimeo with the 1080p or 720p quality. 

Download and launch the program for a first step,  just ‘Add video’ or ‘Add from folder’ to load them on the list. For Vimeo, go to ‘HD Video’ and find the item ‘AVI HD Video (*.avi)’ as output format. For other platforms like YouTube with MP4, on the format list, you can find them either. 

Also, we can customize the detailed output video parameters in the “Settings” menu, such as changing the video resolution. My recommendation is to size your files to 720p. This allows you to improve image quality with a higher bit rate, without creating the massively bigger files of 1080p. That’s the requirements you want. Finally, click the ‘Convert’ button to finish it.

B: Step-by-steps of uploading your videos to Vimeo
Sign into the Vimeo accout recommended by your instructor and click the ‘Upload a video’ button, which should appear at the top left.

Click the Choose a video to upload button and navigate to and select the file or files you want to upload as the screenshot allowed here:



The file(s) should appear as depicted below. Click Upload selected videos.



Now your video will begin uploading. You must leave this page open until it finishes. Once it is done, enter a title, description, tags, etc. and click Save.

Until here, we wish you a nice enjoyment to watch the HD video on Vimeo! Asking for other help or got some comments, you can leave some message below.

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Import MP4 Files to Premiere Elements 13/12 with Audio Only

Got a problem with audio only when importing MP4 files into Premiere Elements 13 or 12 in common ways? Let’s see how to solve it below.

Only with the sound but no vision?
‘Today when I tried to import certain .MP4 files off an external hard drive where the video was recorded with a GoPro HERO3. Half of the files import into Premiere 12 as audio only but the video does not show up. I re-installed Premiere, and that didn't help. Any suggestions there?’

Any efficient ways of rendering video problems?
It seems that most MP4 files will not only be friendly as sound files in Premiere Elements 13 or 12 even though the program especially says it’s a video file. From searching online you will find that the incompatible codec made the problem exists here. Fortunately, if you know MPEG-2 mpg is the most compatible format for Premiere Elements 13/12, it’s easier to encode MP4 to MPEG-2 with a third party program called MP4 to Premiere Elements Video Converter for Mac.

Tips: It is not means with this converting tool, we can directly put the MP4 files to Premiere Elements 13 or 12 with both video and audio working normally. Some necessary measures you should also take during the conversion. Let’s see together below:

Download the Pavtube HD Video Converter for Mac and launch it in a general way. With ‘Add video’ and ‘Add from folder’, you can load your files smoothly. On the format list, find the ‘Adobe Premiere Pro/Sony Vegas’>>’MPEG-2 (*.mpg) as the output format, especially for Premiere Elements.

For more advanced settings, we can go to the ‘Settings’ interface for more adjustments, such like ‘video size’, ‘frame rate’ or ‘bitrates’. For different usage, select different allocation for yourself.

As normally, when you got the output files after clicking the ‘Convert’, open the Premiere Elements with ‘File>open files….’ to make it work well. Wish you a nice day!

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iPhone 6/6 Plus 's latest information on Pavtube Studio

Pavtube Studio just released iPhone 6/6 Plus topic page related to everything you should know about iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, the brand new mobile phones announced by Apple recently to reach the new high of all Apple phone devices. 

The 4.7-inch iPhone 6 and the 5.5-inch iPhone 6 Plus with a complete redesign and a much larger screen size than any iPhone that came before catch people’s eyes at the moment Apple announced their release. Even with a slightly larger screen, the iPhone remains comfortable to hold. With fast performance, a great display, an elegant new design and a much-needed software update, it's one of the best smartphones you can buy right now.

With the increasing number of people become Apple fans and would-be users, there was the need for a topic page to be able to link everything about Apple new phones so that they could find a shortcut to learn more about the devices from all the aspects.

On Pavtube iPhone 6/ 6 Plus page, Apple fans can find hot news, useful tips, unique features, popular apps and almost everything related to the new iPhone 6/6 Plus in order to get familiar with these two devices. 

More importantly, this special page also features with tips & Solutions about how to transfer movies, watch videos, and share joys on iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus without time and space limits.

Work MKV, VOB, M2TS, WMV with After Effects CC on Windows 8.1/Mavericks

This article here can introduce you some details on how to import MKV, VOB, M2TS and WMV in After Effects CC on Windows 8.1 or Mavericks.

Not all videos can be accepted by After Effects CC?
When you tried your best to import your recordings to After Effects CC for a further editing, any error warnings appeared on the screen? Maybe some video formats can’t be loaded smoothly in this program, such as MKV, VOB, M2TS or WMV,etc. Have you guys ever met the trouble like this?

Any solutions you can put forward to solve such problems?
By the limitation of After Effects CC, any videos with incompatible codecs, is it an good idea if we can converting these videos as the suitable for further editing in AE CC? For MKV, VOB, M2TS or WMV, we here introduce the After Effects CC Video Converter for Windows/Mac to you. For more surprises, let me tell how does it work and make them friendly with AE. Just look the following list as the truth:

Multiple video sources supported

• Output compatible formats for all popular devices
• Change default settings by yourself
• Make movie director come true

Details are allowed in this way:
Launch the program when you successfully download it, directly drag your files in or ‘Add videos’ in. Don’t know which is the best output format for After Effects CC? Here we go, on the format list, go to the ‘HD Video’>>’MPEG-2 HD Video (*.mpg)’to have a try.

How to edit our videos mentioned above?
Can you see the pencil icon ‘Editor’ on the main interface above? Open it, you can preview your video in the window, some editing items are list below the window. Such like ‘Trim’, decide your video length or pick out some useful clips you like, for ‘Crop’ to adjust the image size, just cut off the extra edges you unwanted. Do some explanations during the process? ‘Add subtitles’ may do you a favor, etc. Following picture can tell you more details.

Finally, select output place you need and click the ‘Convert’ icon for a start. So appreciate if you can leave some comments at the ending of the paper.

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Make Divx videos Accepted by FCP on Mac

Any idea on editing Divx videos in FCP on Mac when you got some footage shot by Divx camera? Let’s start the talking here!

Failed to import DivX encoded files to Final Cut Pro for smooth editing? Never mind if you have known clearly about the specialty of Divx videos and the editing software FCP for a first preparation.

Do you know what does Divx format mean?
Divx Media Format, DMF, is a media container format used for the MPEG-4 Part 2 codec. Divx has defined profiles which are subsets of MPEG-4/AVI and H.264/Matroska standards. So Divx has three kinds of file extensions: .avi, .divx and .mkv for different purposes---from the introduction of Divx on Wikipedia.

Relationship between Divx files and FCP---Incompatible
For all the Apple fans know that FCP has its own several Apple ProRes Codec types, Divx is such a non-native format for FCP. So now we are facing the question how to do the conversion from Divx to Apple ProRes codec mov. 

Any suggestions to overcome the task above?
It’s not easy taking all the noteworthy products on the internet and narrowing them down to a list of high-quality Mac converters. But there is still one great app---Divx to FCP Converter for Mac. specially designed for editing software and other HD videos, you can select the optimized preset for Final Cut Pro as your output format directly without setting the detailed figures of the files by yourself. Easy operation to finish Divx to FCP conversion and transfer files into FCP as the following:

As the description below: Download the program and ‘Add video’ or ‘Add from folder’ to load your Divx files. Click "format" bar and choose "Final Cut Pro -> Apple ProRes 422 (*.mov)" as Final Cut Pro X compatible codec for editing DivX AVI in FCP smoothly. ProRes 422(HQ), Pro Res 422(LT), Pro Res 444, Pro Res 422(Proxy) are all the proper choice.

Want more settings for your output videos? Back to the interface and go to the ‘Settings’ for advanced adjustment, if you want to preserve the high quality, you may go to the video Size as ‘1920*1080’, bitrates as ‘high quality’ and frame rate as’29.97’. Well, you can also select the items by yourself.

Additional Tips: Before the conversion, you can edit the DivX videos as well. With the ‘Editor’ button, you can cut the video clip you want with ‘Trim’, ‘Crop’ to drop off the unwanted edges or ‘add subtitles’ to do some explanation for the audience, etc.



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