Friday, September 12, 2014

Any Ideas on 1080p or 720p SD/HD Videos to iPhone 6 Plus?

This guide can help you easily transfer 1080p/720p SD/HD Videos(MKV, AVI, VOB, WMV,MOV, FLV) to iPhone 6 plus in best video quality.


With the selling day of iPhone 6 Plus nearly coming, our iFans mostly have a desire if iPhone 6 Plus can play SD/HD videos well in high quality. While due to the limitation of Apple company’s security, we still cannot get all videos played on iPhone 6 Plus. To create a new playing world, it’s time for us to do some changes. Look here to find more?

Awesome!---Play 1080p/720p SD/HD videos on iPhone 6 Plus

Comparing with the Samsung Galaxy Note, iPhone 6 Plus has a 5.5inch display which can bring us a visual feast if we can play some HD movies smoothly. At home? On working? On Parties or during your leisure time. When and Where you like, right? But for those incompatible videos, we have to change our minds.

Some preparations before we change our minds. What do we need?
---Original 1080p/720p SD/HD videos
---Your iPhone 6 devivce
---iPhone 6 PlusVideo Converter for Mac

Let’s start to create a new video world on iPhone 6 Plus

Install and run the Best Video to iPhone 6 Plus Converter on your computer. Add videos in the following two ways:


a. Click “Add video” button to choose video files from your hard drive for converting
b. Directly drag the videos to Video Converter for Mac

An significant point here for you to choose the best suitable format,’ HD Video’>>h.264 HD Video (*.mp4).


Edit video and customize specs before conversion. You can edit these videos before conversion by clicking the’Editor’ icon on the top. Some of the source video such as MXF/MTS/MKV could be interlaced which is not good for playback; in this case you can check “Deinterlacing” in Effect tab to get perfect progressive HD MP4 videos. Trim, crop, edit audio.

Back to main interface, you can click ‘Settings’ to free customize video size, bitrate(quality), frame rate, sample rate and other specs.


At last, you can connect your iPhone 6 Plus to your computer and play 1080p/720p SD/HD MP4 movies to enjoy yourselves! Do you know how to sync videos to iPhone 6 Plus? Additional tips below:

Plug iPhone 6 into computer via the USB cable. iTunes will launch automatically, if not, manually start it on your computer.  Click “File > Add Files to Library” at the upper left corner of the window. Then select the video files on your computer, then click Open to ‘add the media files to the iTunes library.’


Open My Computer, go to your movies folder and choose the movies you want to copy to your iPhone. Right click then choose Copy.


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Friday, September 5, 2014

Three Video Editing Apps’ comparison: FCPX, Avid and Premiere Pro

Here are a few thoughts and opinions for deciding between Final Cut Pro X, Avid Media Composer and Adobe Premiere Pro. Do u know all about them?

 

FCPX,Avid Media Composer and Adobe Premiere Pro, are three main video editing apps in editing market. So how much do you know about these three guys? Let’s talk about it together.

VS 1.Changes and Talks about three editing apps since five years ago:

Changes: Apple dropped the FCPX launch so spectacularly it is still embedded in the popular consciousness (even though FCPX has come a long way since then). Adobe are freaking people out with their Cloud move.  And Media Composer is chugging along, possibly with companywide financial difficulties, but is seemingly still seen by many as the only choice for large ‘institution’ sized outfits.

Talks: There have been many discussions online and off in the last two years about the merits of Final Cut Pro X vs other video editing applications.  This post is not intended to prove which video editing system is the best, but rather look at a considerations of each and how it may affect your ultimately choosing a primary application

VS 2.Budget on three editing apps: FCPX, Avid Media Composer and Premiere Pro.

Avid Media Composer is now available for a steady $999 and comes with Sorenson Squeeze thrown in. You pay once and you can keep it forever. Avid are still releasing point patches for old versions for free and upgrading between versions will cost you a small fee (the upgrade from Media Composer version 6.5 to 7 is $299.

Final Cut Pro X, purchased via the Mac App Store, is only $299.99. Motion 5 and Compressor 4 are both $49.99. Again you get to keep the software for as long as you like and so far all of the updates to FCPX have been free.

Adobe currently has two options available. Buy a suite of software like Production Premium CS6 for $1899 or move to the Creative Cloud versions for $49.99 a month. With Adobe CC you’ve got access to every single Adobe application plus 2GB of online storage. So, how does that shake out in the long run?

VS 3. What are the best video formats for these three apps?

FCPX---Apple ProRes codec 422(LT/HQ/4444)
Avid Media Composer---DNxHD MOV
Adobe Premiere Pro---WMV, MPG or WOV

From the comparison above, how can I transcode these formats freely for editing in each other? Maybe we need a professional video converter to do a favor. Not only for these three apps, but also like Apple ApertureDaVinci Resolve etc.

Free Trial’ and ‘Buy Now’ here.

              

For further suggestions on how to start importing videos to HD video converter for Mac here.

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Tuesday, September 2, 2014

Discussion about Import Panasonic Lumix GH4 4K Videos to DaVinci Resolve 9


Unable to import Panasonic Lumix GH4 4K Video to DaVinci Resolve for editing? With the limitation video formats, it is not strange that we usually meet troubles of adding 4K videos to DaVinci Resolve 9 for editing. Now are talking about thre related issues.

 

‘Hello, guys! In order to make a high-definition recording of my brother’s wedding, I have chosen Panasonic Lumix GH4 to record the moment. However, when I wanna import the videos to DaVinci Resolve for editing, it showed error. I have only used DaVinci Resolve for a long time so is there any answer to solve this problem?’—From a customer.

Hot Search: MXF to DaVinci | MP4 to DaVinci Resolve | MTS to DaVinci Resolve

Although  DaVinci Resolve 11 can handle much more native video formats and camera files than any other real time editing system, it doesn’t mean that you can import every piece of video into this world famous color corrector and amazing editor, including Panasonic 4K videos. Here is an article about the main video formats that fails to be edited in DaVinci Resolve. But today I will show you an efficient way to realize your hope. Can you trust me?

Pavtube HD Video Converter for Mac - a friendly 4K video converter to make your wedding footage accepted by DaVinci Resolved for editing from 4K to the best supported format Avid DNxHD MOV. What’s more, other functions you’ll find in following steps.

Step 1.Import your files with ‘Add Videos’ or ‘Add From Folder’ button.or on the other way, just drag your files in is not a bad idea for us.

 

Step 2.As is mentioned above, Avid DNxHD is well supported by DaVinci Resolve 11. So just click the format bar to follow “Avid Media Compose” > “Avid DNxHD 720p (*.mov)” or “Avid DNxHD 1080p (*.mov).”


Step 3. One button called ‘Settings’ can offer you more. Such as for vdieos and audio parameters, we can find more there to do with our output files. Would you like to have a try?

 

Step 4. ‘Click “Convert” on main interface to start conversion

Additional Tip: Before importing output videos to DaVinci Resolve 9 for professional and further editing, you can use the video editor designed in this video converter to edit your 4K videos. Click “Edit” to get to the “Video Editor” interface, and edit your videos by trimming (get/cut off video clips), cropping (remove unwanted areas), adding text/image/video watermarks, inserting subtitles, adding special effects, etc.

 

It’s a pleasure if we have indeed helped you in this discussion. After transferring videos in DaVinci Resolve as ususal, are you now still have any troubles of importing Panasonic Lumix GH4 4K Videos to DaVinci Resolve 9? Let's have a try!

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Friday, August 29, 2014

Editing Avid Project with DNxHD MXF in Premiere Pro CC, CS6/5

Do you need a favor of importing Avid Project with DNxHD MXF in Premier Pro CC,CS6/5? No worries about that if you follow the pages below.

‘Excuse me, Now, I have an avid project which I would like to transfer to premiere pro cc. I exported the files from the Media Composer imported it into premiere pro and tried to connect with the Avid Media Files which are dnxhd-mxf's. It reported a generic error. Is there a possibiliy that Premiere Pro CCreads the dnxhd-mxf's? -John

Aims at the problem we got in transferring avid MXF project to Premiere Pro, maybe I could give you some advices! Firstly, Cause Premiere Pro CC is a professional editor that it can’t accept most video formats, such as MXF,MTS/M2TS, etc. Additionally, I can tell you the best formats that Premiere Pro mainly supported are WOV, MPG and WMV.

So here we may get a avid MXF converter to have a try. Pavtube MXF Converter for Mac/Win can be a nice choice for you! It is a professional MXF converter that not only works for Premiere Pro, but also for other editors such like FCPor iMovie. Here we’ll show you some major steps of converting avid MXF project.

Step 1.Download your Avid MXF converter and load your MXF project:



Step2. Make sure you choose the best format that Premiere Pro supported: ’Adobe Premiere>>WMV(VC-1)(*.wmv).



Step3. Some settings about the output formats:



In the end, ‘Convert’ to finish your work.

Another tip to those new users of importing files to Premiere Pro here. Best wishes for you to smoothly edit your Avid MXF project in Premiere Pro with a help of Avid MXF converter!

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Wednesday, August 27, 2014

Extract clips from Blu-ray Documentary to Premiere Pro

If you have a trouble in importing DVD or Blu-ray clips in Adobe Premiere Pro for editing, you can take this paper for a reference.

Recently we receive some feedback from users, as they said ‘I’m a professional video editor and I also need to do some editings in special documentary. Mostly, we have burned them in DVD or Bly-rays and want to edit some clips in Premiere Pro. How can I rip them into clips?---From a video editor.

From the questions mentioned above, in order to solve this problem, we need to use BD converter to cut footage into clips and convert the format that Adobe supported. Like MOV, WMV and MPG. At this time , Pavtube BDMagic for Win/Mac can help us a lot. 


 
bd-dvd-to-adobe


A professional BD converter not only supports Adobe but also FCP,iMovie and Avid Media Composer. Multiple choices for editors so it is popular in editing area especially in BD movies world. What’s more, this product offers us primary function to customize BD/DVD videos.

Also, several major steps for loading BD/DVD videos to BDMagic.

Step1.Three ways available to load files:

load-disc

Step 2.Click ‘Editor’ to cut the clips you want.

editor

Step3. Click the Format bar, you can choose output format from the format list or customize which formats to be shown on the list. ‘Adobe Premiere Pro>>MOV(AVC)(*.mov).

choose-format-for-adobe

Step4. In the Profile ‘Settings’ window, you can choose or specify exactly the parameters you like. And in the Task information section, you can compare the detailed information of the source video and the target video.
 
 bdmagic-profile-settings

At last, click ‘Convert’ button to finish.

To make your video smoothly edited in Adobe, BDMagic will not disappoint you. Multiple functions can also attract your interest a lot.

More:
How to Import Media Files to Adobe Premiere Pro on Windows/Mac?
Rip Feature Documentary Footage for Final Editing in Adobe Premiere Pro

Monday, August 25, 2014

Encoding OBS FLV Footage to Final Cut Pro X for Editing

 No trouble in editing OBS FLV videos in FCP X after reading this article below! Do you believe that this paper can do you a big favor? 

As long with the more and more popular short videos on many websites like YouTube, etc. People always love watching short videos online because they are so many kinds. Do you know why so many people love it? Maybe because they are so funny, touching and interesting. Indeed we can search any kind of video you like on the Internet. OBS FLV format videos has a good quality to play smoothly so it was loved by so many folks.

However, we usually have not enough time to watch online because we need to work. So most people would like to download it and do some editing to watch them on some devices. The most editor people use may be FCP X I think so can we load FLV files in FCP X directly for editing? Of course not! At this moment, we recommend you a professional tool called Pavtube HD Video Converter for Mac

With a help of this kind of FLV converter, we can easily transcode FLV format to FCP X best supported Apple ProRes 422 codec MOV to let FCP cuts some video parts we don’t need. 

Also, this converter can make FLV files accepted by Adobe Premiere Pro.Ideas For Bringing OBS FLV into Adobe Premiere Pro

Don’t know application methods of FLV Converter, here we go:

Step 1. Click ‘File’ menu to select the files you wanna load:

import-files-to-hd-video-converter 

Step 2.The ‘Format Bar’ offers you some usual output format for choosing, Apple ProRes 422 codec(*. mov) is included.

flv-to-prores-422-mov 

Step 3. The button ‘Settings’ also helps do more on output video files.

settings-for-output-format 

Finally, click the ‘Convert’ button to get FCP X supported format.

Don’t know how to have a trail or buy, here we go:

 mac-buy                              mac-trial

Here we also offer you some major tips of importing files into FCP .

Whenever you are free, waiting for a bus or having a short rest, after editing this FLV files in FCP X with Mac FLV Video Converter, you can enjoy your life more!   

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Friday, August 22, 2014

No Problem in Importing Blu-ray /DVD to FCP X with Multi-track

This paper can detailedly tell you the way of importing Blu-ray/DVD to FCP X with multi-track Prores 422LT/HQ/Proxy by Pavtube ByteCopy for Mac.

As we all know, there are always some people who are fond of play Blu-ray or DVD at home to enjoy its’ wonderful experience. Actually, due to its large storage and excellent quality, more and more people prefer to enjoy Blu-ray or DVD discs. On the other hand, some folks may ask: What if I want to watch only several clicks or editing some movies, What should I do to make it possible? Just like the question below:

‘Now I am testing to import a Blu-ray disk into Final Cut Pro but only find that is the Blu-ray files are not readable by FCP (no matter the version FCP 6/7/X). So in this case, it comes with the question that how can we rip Blu-rays and edit blu-ray movies in FCP?

 blu-ray-disc-to-fcp-x

I have to admit that’s a good question for most Blu-ray or DVD fans. Actually, we can’t load Blu-ray/DVD movies into FCP X directly, but we can get Blu-ray or DVD converted by a professional converter called Pavtube ByteCopy for Mac, you can have a try with a free trial.

This converter not only provides us the compatible format for FCP X but also offer us more, like Apple ProRes 422 LT, Apple ProRes 422 HQ and Apple ProRes 422 Proxy. What’s more, do not worry about whether Byte Copy will influence on movie audio effect, it also has multi-track item. 
To know more about Types of ProRes 422 codec

Know more about Byte Copy converter for Mac, you can take the following page for a reference:

Step 1: Three ways available to to load files into Pavtube ByteCopy for Mac 

import-files-byte-copy

Load from disc: Load Blu-ray disc or DVD from optical drive. When both Blu-ray and DVD exists, the software will load DVD. 

Load from folder: Load Blu-ray or DVD movie from BDMV or VIDEO_TS folder.

Load IFO/ISO: Load IFO or ISO image file.

 bytecopy-mac-load



Step 2. Clicking the Format bar, you can choose output format from the format list or customize which formats to be shown on the list. Choose ‘Multi-track Video’>>’Apple Prores 422(LT/HQ/Proxy)

format-to-apple-prores-422

Step 3. Click the ‘Settings’ button, you can set the items you like:

format-to-apple-prores-422 

Finally, just click ‘Convert’ and import the output movies into FCP X. You can take this for a reference about how toimport files into FCP X for editing.

We are looking forward to your wonderful movie with this Blu-ray/DVD to FCP converter!

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