Best blu-ray ripper- Editing Blu-ray Discs with Apple Final Cut Pro

Description: Want to import Blu-ray movies in Final Cut Pro? The following article will show you how to transcode Blu-ray to Apple Prores 422 for FCP editing on Mac.

Blu-ray is getting more and more popular for its large storage and excellent quality so that many people prefer watching Blu-ray movies at home. And what's more, digitizing your blu-ray discs collection is an ideal form of insurance against damage, theft or loss, therefore some folks will have the need to edit blu-rays in nonlinear editing programs such as FCP,  iMovie/FCE, Adobe Premiere, Avid Media Composer etc on Mac before storing or playback.

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 us rip blu-rays and edit blu-ray movies in FCP?

From Apple, we know that FCP most prefers Apple Prores codec for editing. So the quick and easy way to do solve the problem is to convert Blu-rays to FCP compatible prores before importing. After lots of searching in google, finally we got this a powerful blu-ray converting program to help with ingesting blu-ray to FCP on mac. That is Blu-ray Ripper for Mac from Pavtube, which does a good job in decrypting and transcoding blu-rays to Prores so that you can easily get blu-ray discs to work with FCP perfectly.

Get the best Mac Blu-ray to FCP Ripper (30% off now) installed and follow the guide below:




How to transcode Blu-ray to Prores for editing in Final Cut Pro on Mac

Step 1. Load your blu-ray disc.

There is a disc icon on the top left which let you load from disc, folder or ISO/IFO respectively.
 


Step 2. Choose Output format.

For editing in FCP, the Apple Prores is preferred. Click Format and choose Final Cut Pro>Apple Prores 422 Codec(*.mov).



PS: It has various profiles and formats so that you can rip blu-ray to various formats according to your needs.

Step 3. Set up frame rate, bitrate, or other output settings and add subtitles.

a. Click Settings, you can find file details including codec, size, bitrate and frame rate. You are able to fix them according to your needs. FYI: the higher bitrate you choose, the better video quality it outputs.


b. Sometimes subtitle on Blu-ray discs is not what you want, for example, the original subtitle is in English, you may not read it exactly and you need a Francais subtitles. Now the software allows loading *.srt and *.ass subtitles files. You can download any *.srt and *.ass subtitles files you want then load in the software for output.


If you wanna add external subtitles(like *.srt, *.ass and *.ssa) in video, only click "Edit", choose "Subtitle" > "Enable", you need download a subtitle file, then click "Browse" to load it.
You can get to konw the best and top 5 Subtitle Sites to download subtitles you need here.




Step 4. Now just press the big circular "Start Conversion" button to start converting Blu-ray movies to Prores for Final Cut Pro on Mac.


Tips:

1. Refer to here to learn how to import video files into FCP.

2. Here are some step-by-step guides of how to import Blu-ray to iMovie, how to rip DVD to FCP and convert DVD for FCE.

3. If you wana to convert Blu-ray to FCP with multiple audio and subtitle tracks, please go to Pavtube Bytecopy for Mac.

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Does iMovie 9 recognise 1080p MTS video from Panasonic HC-X920?

Summary: How to get iMovie 9 to work with 1080p mts footage from Panasonic HC-X920 perfectly? The is easy workaround to convert Panasonic MTS to AIC Codec for natively using AVCHD file in iMovie.



The 2013 collection is no different, and what better place to start than the new Panasonic consumer flagship, the HC-X920.  With the WiFi-enabled X920, you can enjoy professional grade HD video you can share from anywhere. X920 records video with [AVCHD] AVCHD 3D / Progressive / [iFrame] MP4 format. If you use Panasonic HC-X920 for the 1080p 60fps mts recording and want to edit the 1080p mts files in iMovie 09. You will got problems as below: 

I also purchased X920 for the better clock rate and the newer AVCHD codec. My editing software iMovie 09 doesn't yet support the top recording standard 1080/60p. It is a easy to use camcorder, you won't go wrong with this model. So is it possible make it into reality to edit them in iMovie 09?

X920 is what I expected, have taken it to the beach, snow and have not had any issues, my children love the menu, easy for anybody to operated, no need of the viewfinder, best investment for your money. What's more, HC-X920 also supports the optional 3D lens, will recommend it to friends and family. Any suggestions for the X920 3D mts and iMovie 09 workflow?

I have a MacBook Pro Vs.10.6.8, which came with iMovie '09. I just bought a new X920 HD Camcorder 1080 it puts files in .MTS format. My iMovie does not support the files. It can't even pick them up. Do I need to upgrade to IMovie '11 to be able to edit my HD camcorder files (.MTS)? If so, that's a problem, becuase I got an error that said I can't upgrade because my Mac is too old (which it's only two years old). Or, should I just get another camera? 
iMovie 09 won't import the 1080p AVCHD (2D/3D) Videos. So, how to deal with Panasonic HC-X920 1080p AVCHD in iMovie 9? Well, as we know, iMovie native format is AIC .mov, so the best method to import 2D/3D AVCHD from Panasonic HC-920 to iMovie 9 smoothly is to convert the Panasonic AVCHD to AIC for editing along with some help from a 3rd-party Mac Pansonic AVCHD Converter. 

Fortunately, Pavtube MTS to iMovie Converter for Mac can exactly do favor for you. With it, you can convert Panasonic HC-X920 AVCHD to iMovie compatible AIC codec MOV format. There will be no problem to import AVCHD footage into iMovie 9 keeping audio and video synchronization on Mac.

With the Mac program, you can transcode AVCHD MTS/M2TS/M2T/TS files at 1080i, 1080p, and 720p to proper format for:

• Editing on FCP, iMovie, FCE, Avid, Premiere, iPhoto and more;
• Playing on portable devices(iPad, iPhone, iPod, Nexus 4, Nexus 7, Galaxy S4, S3, Tab 3, Tab 2, HTC One and so on);
• Burning on Mac OS X
   
• Uploading to YouTube, Vimeo, Facebook and more uses. 

What's more, the MTS/M2TS Converter for Mac supports adding .srt, .ass, .ssa subtitle to your videos or movies.  Aslo, it has added 3D profiles in Format menu. (Side-by-Side, Top-Bottom, or Anaglyph 3D in MKV/MP4/MOV/WMV/AVI)

• Subtitle FAQs
• How to output embedded with subtitle AIC MOV video?

In summary, it works very well in converting Panasonic HC-X920 1080p MTS files to AIC for editing in iMovie 9. You can download a free trail version: Pavtube MTS/M2TS Converter for Mac and follow the guide below:

Step 1. Add .mts files to the Mac MTS to iMovie Converter.

Launch the Mac MTS/M2TS to iMovie Converter. Click "Add Video" or "Add from folder" button to load your source .mts or .m2ts files from Panaonic HC-X920.


 

Tip: If you want lossless merge multiple MTS, M2TS files, pleas check the "Merge into one file" box.

Step 2. Choose iMovie native foramt as output.

To convert X920 MTS files to iMovie native foramt, please click "Format > iMovie and Final Cut Express", choose "Apple Intermediate Codec(AIC) .mov" as the best output format.



Tip: If you wanna edit the video/audio parameters, you need to go to "Settings" window.

Step 3. Start MTS to iMovie native foramt conversion.

Click the "Convert" button under the preview window, and the best Mac MTS to iMovie Converter will start converting Panasonic HC-X920 MTS clips to iMovie friendly AIC mov format on Mac OS X.

When the conversion is done, you will be directed to open the folder where you saved the converted files, and then you can import output video files to iMovie to edit.

Tips: 
1. If you want to import Panasonic MTS footage in FCP, only need to change step 2, choose "Format > Final Cut Pro > Apple ProRes 422 (*.mov)" as output format, or you can also refer to the guide.

2. If you want to edit Panasonic HC-X920 MTS footage in Avid Media Composer, only need to change step 2, choose "Format > Avid Media Composer > Avid DNxHD (*.mov)" as output format, or you can also refer to the guide. 

3. If you want to share Panasonic HC-X920 60p AVCHD video on Youtube, you can refer to this guide.

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Why Premiere Pro and After Effects doesn't like Sony EX3 XDCAM files

Got Problems importing Sony PMW-EX3 xdcam mp4 footage into Premiere Pro/After Effects for further editing? Look no further, follow the easy workaround to achieve your goal smoothly.

Question:

I recently purchased two PMW-EX3 cameras for use here at my work, and I thought that I had them up and running perfectly but recently ran into a problem importing footage. When I shoot anything over around 13:40:00 long, PP CS4 will not import the entire length of the clip, only the first 13:40:00 (give or take a minute or two). When I play back the clips on the camera or in Sony's clip browser software I can play the entire duration of the clip. When I'm in PP using the Media Browser window to get to my footage, it even shows me the correct duration of the clip in the Duration column, but when I copy it over into my project bin, only that first 13 and a half minutes makes it. And a similar problem importing the files from EX3 into After Effects. AE only imports the first MP4 file of your clip and not the rest.

I've searched lots of other forums, and while I've seen various issues with importing XD EX footage into PPro and AE, I haven't seen this best solution yet. 

Sony PMW-EX3 can shoot XDCAM EX MP4 recording with true 1920x1080 resolution on dual SxS cards. As the XDCAM mp4 footage still cannot fully supported by some video editors like Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects on Mac. So if you are using Premiere and AE for editing just like the above user, the best workaround for us is to convert Sony PMW-EX3 mp4 to Adobe Premiere Pro/After Effects most compatible MPEG-2 format, and it will make the editing work much smooth and easier. 

At first, you need to find a third party program to do EX3 files to MPEG-2 transcoding. As far as I konow, the best hd video converting program is Pavtube HD Video Converter for Mac, a powerful XDCAM Converter for Premiere/AE, which is use-to-use, capable of converting XDCAM video to various formats for editing with Premiere Pro, Avid Media Composer, Final Cut Pro, iMovie or FCE on Mac, and supports batch renaming painlessly. Download it here and get to konw the detailed steps as below.

Guide on transcoding Sony EX3 XDCAM to MPEG-2 for Premiere Pro and After Effects editing on Mac

Step 1: Install and run the best Sony XDCAM Converter for Mac. Click the “Add Video” or "Add from folder" button to import .mp4 files from the Sony EX3 camcorder. Join mp4 clips via checking the “Merge into one” box.



Step 2: Hit the Format box and select Adobe Premiere/Sony Vegas --> MPEG-2(*.mpg) as output format for editing EX3 XDCAM video in Premiere Pro and After Effects natively.



Step 3: Click the “Settings” icon to do some audio, video parameter settings like video bitrate, frame rate, audio sample rate, audio channel, etc. (Optional)

Step 4: Click the "Convert" button under the preview window, the Mac XDCAM Converter will start the conversion from EX3 to Adobe Premiere Pro/Adobe After Effects immediately.

After the conversion, you will be able to get the output files via clicking on “Open” button effortlessly. Afterwards, you can import Sony EX3 MP4 footages to Premiere Pro CS and After Effects for further editing easily.

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Get FCP X work with Panasonic AG-HPX300 preserving multi-tracks

Summary: Anyone figured out how to import Panasonic AG-HPX300 MXF footage to FCP X? FCP X support P2 mxf files or not? The easy workaround aims to tell you how to get HPX300 MXF P2 mxf recognised by FCP X with preserving multi audio tracks.

I have some files recorded with a Panasonic AG-HPX300. They are MXF recordings in AVC-Intra and DVCPRO HD codec. How can import them to FCPX 10.4? The key point is I don't want to loss any of the audio channels that I recorded with two microphones. Is that any work flow for this?

Panasonic AG-HPX300 recording files in MXF format. Although FCP X says they have native support for MXF files, in fact, is doesn't support P2 MXF files well from AG-HPX300. And many users will fail to import Panasonic AG-HPX300 P2 MXF footage in FCP X directly as above.
 
To my knowledge, the simplest way to solve the incompatibility problem is just to convert Panasonic AG-HPX300 P2 MXF file to FCP X compatible format like Prores. mov. And in order to accomplish the goal without losing any tracks during conversion, come and meet this multi-audio track MXF Converter for Mac which can easily convert Panasonic AG-HPX300 MXF to Prores will all audio tracks preserved. And follow the step-to-step guide as below.

1. Connect your AG-HPX300 P2 camera to Mac and keep it on; get this multi-track MXF to FCP Converter installed. Now follow the top left two icons to load individual mxf or in batch. 

Tips:

Please make sure you have the entire MXF file structure as it saved on your camcorder’s P2 card. See MXF file structure on Panasonic’s P2 card as below. Pavtube iMixMXF is able to recognize audio tracks from ‘AUDIO’ folder automatically, which ensures the generated Prores .MOV files have both image and sound correctly.



2. Click "Format" and choose Multi-track Video>Multi-track Apple ProRes 422(*.mov) as the most compatible codec for FCP X editing.

3. Click "Settings" to free select needed video/audio tracks.

Check the tracks you need and left others unchecked, thus you can get Multi-track MOV with your needed audio streams. Note there’s a mix into one track icon on the bottom, it will combine all your checked audio tracks into single one.

With this Pavtube iMixMXF program, you can also add some personal subtitles in it like this which makes the play backing much easier:



4. Click the red "Convert" to easily convert Panasonic AG-HPX300 multiple video/audio track MXF to ProRes for FCP X. 

Just let it go and wait for a while to get this fresh hot multiple audio track ProRes MOV for FCP  X editing on Mac. 

P.S.

Pavtube also have a Mac MXF to FCP converter program for users that do not need to deal with multi-track video/audio files; only $29 is needed atm. Refer to here to quick look this MXF Converter for Mac.

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Easy way to edit Sony F55/F5 XAVC files in Sony Vegas, After Effects, Pinnacle,Cyberlink, Windows Movie Maker

Summary: Do you've got or have you ever heard about Sony PMW-F55/PMW-F5 CineAlta 4K digital cinema camera? Now just follow the article to convert Sony F55/F5 XAVC on Windows for editing in Sony Vegas, After Effects, Pinnacle,Cyberlink, Windows Movie Maker, etc.

After the successful sale of PMW-F55 and PMW-F5 all over the world, Sony keeps on developing more new models so as to gain more market share and to solidify its position in the already-full HD cameras market. XAVC is a video format introduced by Sony on October 30, 2012 and records by F55 & F5 camcorder. It supports resolution (4096 * 2160 and 3840 * 2160) at up to 60 fps. To record videos, XAVC is among the most advanced formats.

With every new camera, come many new questions about workflow. The term "workflow" can be fairly broad, but today I am looking at the helpful tips for importing Sony F55/F5 XAVC footage into various non-linear editing systems (NLEs) on Windows plantform like Sony Vegas, After Effects, Pinnacle,Cyberlink, Windows Movie Maker, etc.

If you're working with XAVC on Windows, you will find the Sony F55/F5 XAVC files are not supported well by Windows PC.  In order to import Sony XAVC footage into Sony Vegas, After Effects, Pinnacle,Cyberlink, and windows Movie Maker for smoothly editing, we can render to the third-party software to help convert XAVC to AVI/MOV/WMV/MPG–Windows native format. This is the best way to assist XAVC users with Sony F55/F5 XAVC Windows editing workflow.

To achieve our goal, the quickest and easiest way is to use the easy-to-use yet professional software called Pavtube HD Video Converter (currently on sale with 20% off), with which, we can effortlessly and flawlessly transcode Sony F55/F5 XAVC footage to AVI/MOV/WMV/MPG for Sony Vegas, After Effects, Pinnacle,Cyberlink, and windows Movie Maker editing. It is safe to install and easy to use. And you can enjoy the powerful edit function, like trim, crop, watermark for text, image and video, 3D effect, subtitles and so on. Now free download and follow below step to convert Sony XAVC files on Windows for editing in Sony Vegas, After Effects, Pinnacle,Cyberlink, Windows Movie Maker.

Step 1. Load Sony F55/F5 XAVC files.

You can choose "add video" directly or "load files" to add the whole folder.



Step 2. Select output format for video editing software.

Click "Format" menu and choose "Adobe Premiere/Sony Vegas -> MPEG-2 HD Video (*.mpg)",or select WMV/MOV/MPEG-2, you can also choose "HD Video -> AVI HD Video (*.avi)". Finally, click the file icon beside output bar, and choose a destination folder for saving output files.



Step 3. Edit loaded Sony XAVC files.

Click "Edit" button and you are allowed to trim, crop, add text/image/video watermark or some effect to your output video for making it perfect. Here the function of adding subtitles to output files will contribute to make your own videos. You can use free software Subtitle Edit to edit your subtitle content then add it to output videos.



Tips: Click "Settings" on the interface and you can adjust the parameters including size, bitrate, frame rate, etc. to get a high quality of output files. And keep the settings the same as original video recordings will provide you the least loss of video quality.

Step 4. Start conversion.

Click the "Convert" button to start transcoding Sony F55/F5 XAVC footage for editing in Sony Vegas, After Effects, Pinnacle,Cyberlink, and windows Movie Maker. When it completed, click the "Open" button to get the generated videos for your editing software.

More features about this Sony Ultimate XAVC Video Converter:

1. Rip and convert Blu-ray and DVD including 1:1 backup Blu-ray/DVD movies to PC hard device for future needs.

2. Directly Copy feature will save 100% intact .M2TS main movie from original BD disc.

Now you can easily import and edit Sony F55/F5 XAVC Footage to Sony Vegas, After Effects, Pinnacle,Cyberlink, and windows Movie Maker. Just have a try! If you are a Mac user, you can go to the 20% off Pavtube HD Video Converter for Mac.

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Panasonic HPX250: Rewrapping MXF to Quicktime MOV on Mac

Description: It mainly introduces how to play Panasonic AG-HPX250 P2 MXF files with QuickTime player. If you are facing the problem to play P2 MXF on Mac smoothly, this article will show you a way out. 

I'm on the verge of purchasing a HPX250 camcorder in the coming days. I'll use AVC-Intra for production work, but I can't see the raw P2 mxf footage from the camera when loading into QuickTime Player on Mac. My problem is going to be getting the HPX250 MXF files translated to a format which QT will support. What is the best workflow?

 

From above, you can see the MXF file from Panasonic AG-HPX250 is not a friendly format for QuickTime player on Mac. In fact, without advanced tools, it was impossible to for QuickTime to distinguish Panasonic AG-HPX250 incompatible MXF footage.

To watch Panasonic AG-HPX250 P2 MXF video on Apple QuickTime on Mac, you need to rewrap the MXF files to QuickTime compatible MOV video firstly. Here Pavtube MXF Converter for Mac is know as the best and fast MXF rewrapping tool that can help you convert any P2 MXF file to QuickTime video on Mac with super fast speed and excellent quality.  

Becides, it is capable of converting MXF files to a variety of other formats like Apple ProRes, Avid DNxHD, Apple InterMediate Codec, DVCPRO, MOV, MPG, M4V etc. You can also choose to convert to some built-in mobile devices and editing software, such as iPhone 5, iPad 4/Mini, Final Cut Pro, iMovie, FCE, Avid Media Composer, Adobe Premiere Pro, etc. Let’s go to try efficient workflow with an easy-to-use interface.

At first, download and install the MXF to MOV Converter, and then follow the guide for how to rewrap Panasonic HPX250 MXF to QuickTime MOV for playback on Mac.

1. Load MXF files

There are two ways for you to load MXF files: Load MXF video or Load the whole MXF folder .



2. Select MOV for QuickTime player

Click "Format" menu to find "QuickTime Movie Format", and then choose the format you want.



Tips: You can click "Settings" on the interface, some video and audio parameters for output can be changed like bitrate, frame rate, channels, etc. Definitely keep default settings is able to bring you a wonderful video if you are not good at settings.

3. Convert Panasonic HPX250 MXF to QuickTime MOV

Click "Convert" button to start P2 MXF to QuickTime Conversion. It will not take much for conversion. Once completed, click the "Open" button to locate the output MOV files for QuickTime player to playback smoothly on Mac.

Tips: If you want to convert to MOV file with all multiple audio tracks preservation, Pavtube iMixMXF can help you to get it done. With it you are allowed to preserve all or any audio tracks for output MOV and mix the multiple audio tracks into one if you need. 

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Trouble with importing .mov files from Canon 6D into FCP X

In this article, you will know how to import Canon EOS 6D H.264 mov recordings to FCP X on Mac OS X, and edit with best Prores 422 codec.

Canon EOS 6D is the world's smallest and lightest full-frame DSLR. If you're in the market for a full-frame DSLR for ultimate technical quality and super-fast autofocus for action, but don't want to pay extra for (or carry the weight of) the 5D Mark III, the 6D is about 95% of the 5D Mark III for a lot less money. The EOS 6D is built around a new Canon CMOS sensor, which offers a pixel count of 20.2MP. In concert with the DIGIC 5+ processor it offers a standard ISO range of 100-25600, expandable down to 50 and up to 102,400.



The MOV files Canon 6D outputs in encoded by H.264 high-def streams, which is different from QuickTime mov or others. Many traditional nonlinear editing programs on mac do not support H.264 codec directly, such as FCP, iMovie, Adobe premiere and so on. To load Canon 6D H.264 MOV to FCP X, you need to convert them into FCP  preferred video format firstly.

Now come and meet this Canon MOV Converter for Mac. I downloaded the Trial Version of Pavtube and converted some clips taken with Canon 6D .mov. After that, I have successfully import the converted clips to Final Cut X.

This Canon MOV to FCP Converter is not only able to convert organized videos files, but also able to deal with various videos and audios in batch. No need to install third party plug-in, no need to fix the settings manually; just import, choose FCP preset, and click Convert. It's just as simple as that. The software does a good job in editing H.264 .mov files directly in FCP and also easily convert Canon 6D MOV video to iMovie/FCE etc. You can also remux, Trim, cut, split, mix videos, overlays, also add 3D effect to Canon 6D H.264 footages. Now mac 10.8.3 is supported, feel free to have a try!

How to Convert Canon 6d HD MOV to iMovie/FCE with AIC MOV

Step 1. Connect your Canon 6D camera to Mac with USB cable or use card reader to transfer the MOV files to Apple hard drive disk.

Step 2. Add Canon 6D 1080p H.264 MOV videos to Mac Canon Video Converter.

Download, and run this iMedia Converter for Mac, and click the "Add Files"button to load individuals mov videos; or you can click "Add from folder"to load the entire folder.

Step 3. Choose FCP X ompatible format.

Click the "Format "option, you can choose Final Cut Pro>Apple Prores 422 Codec(*.mov). 

Step 4. Now click the big red Convert botton and wait for a while to get the fresh hot converted video. Click Browse to locate them directly. Ok now the transcoded files now are ready for editing Canon 6D MOV in Final Cut Pro X.

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