Wednesday, December 3, 2014

No Tips on Working PX270 AVC-LongG Footage with FCP X?

Just read the following article if you are confused in working PX270 AVC-LongG Footage with FC X. I’m it can help you a lot.


First of all, what kind of cameras you use to shoot the footage you want, the ultimate purpose we are trying to achieve is making these all videos in a nice enjoyment to others, audience, friends or family members, right? Of course for those who are professional video lovers and editors, they are familiar with this job, while for some other amateur shooters, they may sometimes be confused with this.

Let me show you an example, as a customer reflected online, ‘I owned a Panasonic PX270 AVC-LongG camera and I shot some recordings about the interview on work,  but some troubles trapped me a lot when importing my footage in FCP X, so is it because PX270MXF cannot be accepted by FCP X?’

To tell the truth, for the limitation of Final Cut Pro X, the latest editing program released by Apple company, it is popular among our video editors. While in terms of MXF, a container video format you should pay attention to, we should do some changes with this guy. Additionally, it is not so friendly with Adobe Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, etc. Good news here we can tell you is the professional MXF to FCP X Converter for Mac could handle this job well.

Open the program and get into the main interface, load your MXF clips in with ‘Add video’ and ‘Add from folder’, you should check them out when they are listed there. Tick on the video clips you want to make a change, okay? Click on the ‘Format’ on the left of the preview window, obviously you can find the best output one for FCP X, ‘Final Cut Pro’>>’Apple ProRes Codec 422(*.mov)’. Also, other codec types you can have a try if you need.


Tips: For those advanced users, if you additionally want the output videos multi-track audio, we introduce the Pavtube iMixMXF for you! With a big 40% off discount surprise, why not catch this chance?

Then we would like to introduce some other functional icons for you. If you go to the pencil icon ‘Edit’ on main interface, you may be satisfied with the multiple editing functions like ‘Trim’ ‘Crop’ ’Effect’ and ‘Subtitles’ etc. For more, just change the model icon into ‘Advanced’ there. Just come and have a look!


Back to the main interface, ‘Convert’ button there is waiting for you to finish your preparation work and start your conversion work. Any other questions and suggestions you can leave below as comments.

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Monday, December 1, 2014

Natively Convert Tivo to MP4 or Other on Mac for a Playback

Do you guys have any effective ways of dealing with Tivo files on Mac for a playback or other dispose? Just read this article below.


Have you heard of Tivo? I’d like to share some knowledge of Tivo that could expand your eye sight, do you want to join us? After that, aim to the main topic, you may natively know how to make it possible to play Tivo files on Mac. Because it seems that MP4 is not compatible with TiVo, So it would be great if you can transfer those interesting MP4 movies or videos from your Mac to TiVo and enjoy them by sitting comfortably on your cozy Sofa! Come on!

Tivo---the professional digital video recorder, provides us with marvelous videos, TV shows, and movies. However, we often meet the issue that TiVo videos cannot be played on Windows, Mac, media players or be transferred to portable devices or be edited in video editing tools. It is quite hard to upload TiVo videos to YouTube or burn TiVo files to DVDs. As a matter of fact, all these issues are caused by the file format compatibility.

While as a friend said, ‘I used to work Tivo files well on Mac for a playback with the ‘Tivo Transfer’, however, it cannot customize my video size and edit videos with good effects what I want, so is there any other better Tivo converters? Fortunately here, Pavtube Tivo Converter for Mac is a nice choice. Not only for the Mac most suitable format, MP4, but also for others, this program can handle them well.

Step-by-step guide on how to convert Tivo to MP4 or others onMac?
Launch the Mac Tivo Converter, click on the ‘Option’ button on the main interface, input your ‘Tivo Media Access Key’ to let your files in.


Tips: How to find your Tivo Media Access key? Just go to the ‘Tivo Cetral ‘menu>>’Message and Set up’ Account and system information’, your Media Access Key would be there.

For example, convert Tivo to MP4? On the output list, you can choose the ‘HD Video’>>’H.264 HD Video(*.mp4)’ as you want. We can take the following screen shot below. For others? Just find it on the output list. Such as WMV, MKV, etc.


Adjust your video size? In ‘Settings’ we can make it possible. Edit your videos with personal requirements? ‘Editor’ there can do you a favor. In the end, you can click the ‘Convert’ with a faster conversion speed. 

Finally, just go back to the main interface to hit the red big button 'Covnert' as the last step! With a 6X faster speed of covnersion, you can just be relaxed here! With this Tivo to MP4 converter, no worries about the Tivo files any more, right? Let's enjoy it!

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Wednesday, November 26, 2014

Can I Watch AVI Xvid, Divx Movie on New Kindle Fire?

How to natively watch AVI Xvid, Divx movies on Amazon new Kindle Fire tablet? Let’s join to this topic in following paper.


Follow the steps of new Kindle Fire HD X tablet.
Do you still watch movies on PC or your smart phone? Come on, the latest tablet Amazon Kindle Fire HD X is the really cool stuff to enjoy your favorite movies. However, if you’ve taken a glance on the supported media types of the Amazon Tablets, it’s easy to find that the Kindle Fire HDX video format (MP4, M4V, VP8(.webm) video formats is supported) is limited as other tablets like Nook HD Tablet. For now, you may know why we usually cannot smoothly play AVI movies on Kindle Fire tablet.

What we can do to play AVI Xvid or Divx movie on new Kindle Fire?

Cause AVI is a container format which can include different codecs. Some of the codecs may not compatible with Kindle Fire HD X so we here strongly need an assistant which could natively convert AVI to MP4 a nice playback. With a good reputation on the internet, Pavtube’s Video Converter for Windows(or Mac version) can completely handle this job well.

Could you give more details on the step-by-step conversion?
Install and launch the best AVI to Kindle Fire HDX Converter, and then click “Add Video” or “Add from folder” or just drag and drop to import your source AVI materials. Then click the format bar to select Android > Amazon Kindle Fire HD (*.mp4) as output format for your 7-inch or 8.9-inch Fire HDX tablet.


Most folks are looking forward to the best format setting for Kindle Fire HDX. The supported resolution of the Kindle Fire HDX goes up to 1080p, though video playback and most apps never break out of 720p. For watching videos on the Android based Tablet, 720p video size with 1500~2000kbps bitrate is just all right. You can customize the parameters via clicking the Settings icon on the main interface.


Once the process completes, locate the files and transfer and copy the converted MP4 videos to your Kindle Fire HDX tablet. In this way, you can effortlessly watch all AVI video files on Kindle Fire HDX 7 or 8.9 tablet. 

Finally, click the 'Convert' button on the main interface and start your conversion job! Not only for Kindle Fire HD tablet, other devices or media players are also avaiable.

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Monday, November 24, 2014

Top 6 Best Video Converter for Mac Reviewed

Here I found a review of top 6 best video converters for Mac that can help you convert video format from one to another.

Digital video file conversion is a crucial component of many a filmmaker's workflow these days. Since footage can be taken from so many different cameras, using specific formats, they often have to be altered into something that their editing package will accept. The following paper told us 6 main popular video converters especially for Mac.

These six apps are Apple's own Compressor, the venerable Squared5's MPEG Streamclip, HandBrake, Systemic's Smart Converter and Elgato's Turbo.264 HD. Several ways we can take a close look at these guys.



Comparison One: Ease of use

The programs we've tested that are available through the Mac App Store have the easiest interfaces. Surely a testament to Apple's design leadership?
Although, interestingly enough, Apple's own Compressor is actually the most complex one - but that's because it also offers the most options.
The two packages available as web downloads - MPEG Streamclip and HandBrake - are also feature-rich and, as a consequence, end up looking a little complicated to the uninitiated. But they both try hard to simplify the available options by offering presets (for HandBrake) and extensive menus (for MPEG Streamclip). Try as they might, they can't beat the simplicity of just dragging a file and clicking on 'Start'.


Comparison Two: Available options
Not surprisingly, the simplest programs are the ones who offer the fewest options. Take Smart- Converter for instance: aside from the row of icons at the bottom, you have no customisation features available to you.
Video Converter looks simple, but you can modify each preset. You can also crop your footage, trim it and apply simple effects to your clip - although this may be that program's least-used feature as you'd most likely be applying effects with your video-editing package.
Turbo.264 HD's option may appear limited, but select the Edit command and you'll be graced with numerous options, even embedding subtitles to your converted file (as long as they were present in the original).
HandBrake is incredibly flexible: you have access to either basic parameters to improve the quality or speed up the conversion, preserve chapter markers or subtitles, but if this isn't enough, there's also an Advanced tab.


Comparison Three: Encoding speed
For our tests, we've used a 34-minute Flash video and transformed it into a file that can be played back on an iPad. We've chosen the standard settings when available, then used each converter in turn on the same hardware (a 2.8GHz Intel Core 2 Duo MacBook Pro with 4GB or RAM) to see which one came out on top.
Some apps have a system so when a file is finished, it'll start another.Turbo.264 HD and Video Converter allow you to do this prior to the start of a conversion, but HandBrake and Compressor let you add, reorder and remove files as they're encoding.
The fastest was Smart Converter at just over a minute, but that's because it was clever enough to recognise that the embedded content within the Flash file was already formatted as H.264, which is compatible with the iPad, so it simply updated the audio and it was good to go. None of the others figured this out.


Comparison Four: Output quality
In order to test this fairly, we've had SmartConverter process a different type of file since it cleverly avoided altering the video in the previous test. In this test, we did our best to compare the original with its copy and see if we could discern any imperfection.
The conversions made with MPEG Streamclip and Video Converter were quite blocky when having to render large sections of the same or similar colour. Smart Converter's results were disappointingly poor, which means that app may be best suited to turn H.264-based Flash videos into proper H.264 ones. HandBrake's encoding was outstanding and even bested others whose converted files were twice as large, which means that the program's compression algorithms are truly excellent.


Now you may know clearly about the several video converters above, however, what I here wanna introduce the Pavtube HD Video Converter for Mac for you guys, with a good reputation online, it is a new converting program that can handle all the video formats with easy operation, faster speed, higher output quality, etc. What’s more, you can free download and have a try by yourself.


So here which one would you like to choose as the best? With the best reputation on the internet, Pavtube HD Video Converter would be your loyal asssistant to handle all the videos well!
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Thursday, November 20, 2014

Nicely Import AVI DV/Motion JPEG/Xvid/DivX to FCP X/7

This guide below offered us some details on how to nicely import AVI DV/Motion JPEG/Xvid/DivX to FCP X/7 for furthing dispose.


Is it true that AVI recordings can be accepted by Final Cut Pro? Though the Final Cut Pro official studio has announced it can work well with AVI files, as a professional editor, we should know there are still some importing issues or errors we will meet below:

Some common issues appeared frequently when importing AVI files to FCP:
  • With no video? Something like ‘Unrendered’ appeared on screed. It was said there was no matching codec.
  • Sometimes AVI files will be grayed out and cannot be imported to FCP X
  • When importing Blackmagic AVI files to FCP, it nly gets audio in its full length, but video is all blank.
  • Some camera studios recorded AVI videos refuse to import to Final Cut Pro directly.
  • Get file error, denied 0 recognized, unknown messages when I try to import AVI to Final Cut Pro

How to make AVI compatible with FCP X/7?
Although we said AVI could be accepted by the latest version FCP X/7, however, with different codec, they still can’t be compatible with some editing tools. Surely, it would be better if there is a stable tool can handle this job well, right? Pavtube AVI to FP Video Converter for Mac is especially designed for this! With a fast conversion speed and concise operation, it can meet all your requirements.

Download and install it from the official website, two items you can ask for help as assistants. ‘Add video’ and ‘Add from folder’. Or drag your files directly in is not a bad idea. On the other hand, especially for FCP X/7, we here get the ‘Final Cur Pro’>>’Apple ProRes Codec 422(*.mov) as the best one. 


Additionally, a mess of files you wanna work with at the same time? I have to mention the ‘Merge into one file’ button to you. It is a nice choice to make all your video clips combine together.

Tuesday, November 18, 2014

Solutions to Converting AVCHD (.mts) with Incomplete Private Folder Structure

Some common issues you may meet when converting AVCHD MTS files with incomplete private folder structure, right? Here we go.

With the specificity of MTS folder structure, we are usually confused with the problems of losing audio tracks, incomplete image clips, etc when we converting or importing our original MTS clips into editing tools. So you have moved or renamed the .mts files from the PRIVATE folder and you can no longer Log and Transfer in Final Cut Pro.  Simply importing the files doesn't seem to work either. You continue to get the following error messages.


Don't worry. You can still edit these video files but you will need to convert them to a format that Final Cut Pro can read. You can use Adobe Media Encoder to do this.  Adobe Media Encoder is installed on all Digital Media Labs (CMA 4.100) computers. Follow the steps below to use Adobe Media Encoder to convert .mts files into QuickTime movies that Final Cut Pro can edit:

Launch Adobe Media Encoder .Then drag and drop your .mts  video files into the Que window.


Click on the Triangle button under Format to pull up the drop down menu of formats. Choose Quicktime/



Click on the Triangle Button under Preset to pull up the drop down menu of presets. Choose HD 720p 24, H.264, ACC, 48kHz.



Once all files have been imported and you have applied all the settings click on the  Green play button. This will start converting all the files in the QUE.  You can change the destination of the files under Output File.


Adobe Media Encoder will begin to convert all of the files in the Que.



Don’t you feel the solutions we mentioned above a bit complex? On the other hand, we here also have the solution 2. You can free download the Pavtube MTS/M2TS Converter for Win/Mac, with a try by yourself, no worries about the incomplete structure anymore. Due to the complete folder imported for a first step, easy operation, faster conversion speed or even the various output items, it is popular among most video editors.


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Friday, November 14, 2014

Fixing Problems with VLC When Playing 4K Videos

Let’s learn from the following article why VLC media player can’t play 4K/Ultra HD videos natively and how to solve the question. For the purpose of working VLC media player well, firstly, let me show you an example which is the main video format that can’t be accepted. As the example showed us:


‘I downloaded a 4K MPG video off YouTube with many video downloaders from I got from Firefox, every single program I tried will download the video like it suppose to, but when I play 4K video with VLC... there's no audio. I'm wondering if anyone else has this same problem and what’s the really workable solution to play 4K video in VLC?’

Hot Search: 4K to DNxHD MOV | Play 4K on TV | 4K XAVC to HDTV

For the VLC media player itself, sometimes there will be some stutters, not showing audios, etc issues. Well, don’t let it be your playback hurdle, here I would like to share some effective experience for you.

By the way, I have to admit that Media Player Classic is one of the methods which also has the capacity of making 4K videos possible on VLC media player. While on the other hand, it can be installed on Windows only. For Mac users, it won't work at all. You can have a try.

But if you got the Pavtube 4K to VLC Video Converter for Windows/Mac, both for Windows or Mac version, it can handle well. Let’ see how it work?

Download the program from the website, load your original 4K source in with ‘Add video’ directly drag files in is available. Next, on ‘Common Video’ list, you will get the ‘H.264 Video (*.mp4)’ as the best for VLC media player.



Any ways can compress 4K videos?
Surely in the ‘Settings’ button, you can adjust video and audio settings, including codec, bitrates, frame rate, sample rate, and audio channel. To down scale 4K to 1080p, do remember adjusting video size to 1920*1080. 


Especially for the latest Windows 10 and Mac OS X 10.10(Yosemite), it can work so well. After you get your preparation work done, don’t forget to click the ‘Convert’ button to start your conversion. Then just load them to VLC for a nice enjoyment on PC. Let’s do it!

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