Comments on: Flawlessly Import and Edit Panasonic AG-HVX200 P2 MXF footage into iMovie 8/9/11 http://mts-to-aic-converter.com/flawlessly-import-panasonic-ag-hvx200-p2-mxf-to-imovie/ AIC Converter,MTS to AIC,MTS to iMovie,MTS to FCE,MTS to Final Cut,AVCHD to AIC Converter,AVCHD to Final Cut Express,import AVCHD files to iMovie,MTS to ProRes,MTS to Final Cut Pro,MTS to FCP X,AVCHD and Final Cut Pro,Log and transfer MTS to FCP,edit MTS footage in iMovie,FCP transfer MTS files,transfer AVCHD files to iMovie Thu, 23 May 2013 00:07:36 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=4.6.1 By: Hamedesayed http://mts-to-aic-converter.com/flawlessly-import-panasonic-ag-hvx200-p2-mxf-to-imovie/#comment-2244 Sun, 13 Jan 2013 12:42:40 +0000 http://mts-to-aic-converter.com/?p=302#comment-2244 Ummm, the main HD editor on mac would be Final Cut Pro. It’s an awoseme editing tool that even the big hollywood editors use. However, the pro version can only be purchased in the final cut studio package, which has lots of other video editing goodies. The draw back to the studio package is it’s price, $999 for the newly released version.Assuming you have no interest in having THAT much power, Final Cut Express would be perfect for you! It’s a lot like the pro version, only lacking in some of the features. But you can buy express by itself. Express also supports HD footage and you can even import imovie files and work with them! Express is far more powerful and useful than imovie, and it’s easy to use. But again the price tag is $200 on Express.And now that I’ve made you read all that lovely info on advertising on apple’s products, I’ll tell you the easy solution! In iMovie 09 (It should be the same for older versions) you can go to the “iMovie” bar at the top of your screen when you open the program. Click on “iMovie” then go to “Preferences” then under the “video” tab make sure you are importing the HD video as “Full Original Size” And that might be the problem. Also when you are exporting make sure you select the HD option as well (1280 720). And that might fix your problem as well. iMovie does support HD footage though, so there shouldn’t be a need to buy or download a new editor, unless you want some more professional editing software. If that doesn’t do it, check the settings on your camera. Some cameras can shoot at a lower quality to conserve space. The canon powershot sd 780 does do 1280 720 footage, but make sure your quality settings on the camera itself are set to best ;D

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