Continue reading »]]> If you got a Canon 3D camera such as Canon EOS C100 or Canon Legria HFG30, you must have fun with your 3D recordings. Actually, 3D camera market has fierce competition in several main camera leaders. On the other hand, we may get troubles in playing 3D movies on VLC directly or edit 3D videos smoothly. Mostly, these 3D videos are MTS files. With the 3D cameras in our hands, easily we can realize our dream of making 3D movies in a happy process.

Generally speaking, we can’t play all the videos we record because there are usually some parts we wanna drop off. To import the 3D MTS videos accepted by popular editing systems, such as iMovie. Pavtube MTS/M2TS Converter for Mac will do us a great favor. To encode 3D MTS videos to iMovie, this program has a strong ability in doing the job. You also got the main steps here.(For Windows version?)

Part1. Import Canon 3D files with a correct way.
Launch the 3D MTS video converter for Mac after you downloaded it successfully here. Open the main interface and click the ‘Add Videos’ or ‘Add From Folder’ to import your 3D files. Then you can see them on left list.

Part 2. Choose right output formats.
Choose the format by ‘Format’ bar : ‘3D Video’>>’MOV Side-by-side 3D Video (*.mov) to ensure that we make the 3D preserved.

Tips: Adjust your output videos
Then click the pencil icon ’Editor’ to ‘Trim’—allows users to decide the length of the footage, ‘Crop’— to get rid of the black edges. Other items like ’Effect’ ‘Subtitle’ are waiting for you to explore.

Part3. Some settings to your output videos, Make your video ‘Size’, ‘Bitrates’ and ‘Frame Rate’ in a default. Also you can choose what you want.

After you start your conversion, for those new users, here we additionally offer the ways of importing 3D MTS videos in iMovie for a reference.

Tips with iMovie: You may think about importing video files stored on your Mac to iMovie. Please note that before importing local videos to iMovie, please make sure whether the video formats are well supported by iMovie. When importing the video format which is compatible with iMovie, just click “File” >“Import” >“Movies” on main interface of iMovie.

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Continue reading »]]> JVC Everio offers Full HD image quality throughout the lineup. So every new Everio is capable of recording 1920×1080 resolution AVCHD video. What’s more, all new Everio models support 1080P output. Enjoy uncompromising picture quality on a TV that accepts 1080P input.

GS-TD1, the world’s first consumer-grade camcorder to shoot two frames of Full HD in 3D mode, using a pair of parallel lenses and CMOS sensors. The GS-TD1 can record in either side-by-side AVCHD format or Full HD MP4 MVC 1920 x 1080/50i, an iteration of the MultiView codec used for 3D Blu-ray. It can also take 3D still images in .MPO format. Another famous 3D camcorder announced from JVC is GY-HMZ1U which records 3D by combing two lens and sensors into one small package which makes it easy to capture great images.

However, for Mac users, they will have some further work to deal with the 3D AVCHD footage. For example, import/edit the footage with Mac’s common editing software FCP(X), it is essential to convert 3D AVCHD to more mac compatible format. The reason lies on the AVCHD video format is not supported well by FCP X. Many people explained that there are many problems when import JVC Everio GS-TD1/GY-HMZ1U 3D AVCHD to FCP X. According to the test, the Apple ProRes format is compatible for editing on FCP X.

Pavtube 3D MTS Converter for Mac can help you transcode JVC Everio GS-TD1/GY-HMZ1U 3D AVCHD to Apple ProRes MOV for FCP X editing, please follow the steps below.

Step 1. Install and Run 3D AVCHD to FCP X Converter for Mac, drag and drop JVC Everio GS-TD1/GY-HMZ1U 3D AVCHD files to the program. Then the files will be listed on the file list tab, you can choose to check the properties of the video or preview it.

Step 2. Choose best output format for the JVC Everio GS-TD1/GY-HMZ1U 3D AVCHD to ProRes MOV conversion.

Click the “format” bar, and there will be many output formats on the format list. You are recommended to choose “Final Cut Pro -> Apple ProRes 422 (*.mov)”.

Step 3. Convert JVC Everio GS-TD1/GY-HMZ1U 3D AVCHD MTS/M2TS video footages to FCP X.

Click the “Convert” button and start convert JVC Everio GS-TD1/GY-HMZ1U 3D AVCHD to ProRes for FCP X. Then you can edit JVC Everio GS-TD1/GY-HMZ1U 3D AVCHD videos on FCP X, FCE and iMovie as you want.

When the conversion ends, you can easily import converted ProRes MOV files to FCP X/FCE/iMovie to have easier editing on your Mac system.

You can also use DVD Creator Mac to burn 3D AVCHD to DVD disc. Now Pavtube starts the Thanksgiving promotion activity, if you buy converter products, you can get free DVD Creator, please take a look.