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Solution for Panasonic AG-AC160 AVCHD to Final Cut Pro 6/7 on Mac OS X Mavericks
Posted by:
kelly456
()
Date: August 24, 2013 04:36AM
Description: A quick, step-by-step guide to help Panasonic AG-AC160 users to encode AG-AC160 AVCHD to ProRes for Final Cut Pro 6/7; you can also convert the FCP edited video to Quicktime MOV for sharing with family.
"I am having problem in getting Panasonic AG-AC160 AVCHD footage working in FCP 6, but could not find a step-by-step workflow on this. I need to get the video keep original size, deinterlaced and without quality loss as much as possible. Any ideas?"
The AG-AC160 is one of the high-end HD AVCHD handheld Camcorders. Contributes to Panasonic's special AVCHD footages, it's really the top-quality choice at high rate shooting such as 24 Mb/s. For high-def output, the HD-SDI terminal puts out HD signals including 1920 x 1080 at 24fps.
You can playback AVCHD files in Windows Media Player (Free MTS/M2TS Converter for Mac is recommended); but if you want to play/edit Panasonic AG-AC160 AVCHD files on Final Cut Pro 6/7, the best workflow is to encode AVCHD to FCP 6/7 friendly video codec, such as ProRes 422 MOV.
To accomplish this goal, a powerful Mac AVCHD to FCP Converter is recommended to help encode Panasonic AG-AC160 AVCHD to Apple ProRes so that you can edit them smoothly in FCP 6/7, as well as encoding the edited video back to normal mov files for sharing with friends.
Free Download Pavtube MTS/M2TS Converter for Mac
The program which can not only encode Panasonic AG-AC160 AVCHD footage to Apple ProRes codec for FCP 6/7 editing, but also support simple video editing functions. Pavtube MTS/M2TS Converter for Mac can encode MTS, M2TS, M2T, TS, MOD, TOD videos from HD camcorders or DVs (like JVC, Panasonic, Sony and Canon) for editing in Final Cut Pro (X), iMovie, Final Cut Express, Avid Media Composer, Adobe Premiere Pro, Apple Aperture 3, Kdenlive, Avid Xpress Pro, Adobe Creative Suite 6, Adobe After Effects CS6, DaVinci Resolve etc. Just download it and follow the tutorial below to get the work done.
Step-by-step: How to Encode AVCHD footage from Panasonic AG-AC160 to Apple ProRes for FCP 6/7
1. Launch this AVCHD to ProRes Converter for Mac. Click the +top left icon to load individual mts files; or click the second icon to load the entire AVCHD file. Here is a guide of corresponding icon's function.
2. Click "Format" and choose Final Cut Pro - > Apple ProRes 422 (*.mov) as the preferred codec for Final Cut Pro 6/7.
For normal use, ProRes 422 is enough for most users; if you want to get better video quality, pls choose the second one - ProRes 422 HQ.
FYI: the better video quality you choose, the larger output file size will be; so pls ensure there's enough storage under the output path.
Besides, ProRes HQ and ProRes Proxy come with FCP 6 while ProRes LT and 4444 are relased together with FCP7. In this case, pls choose proper profile according to your FCP currently version.
Types of Apple ProRes Codecs | Apple ProRes Format Specifications
3. Click the Pencil - like "Editing" icon on the top, you will find several tabs enable you trim out a part of this video, or crop it. In the effect tab, you will find a the Deinterlacing box, check it according to your needs.
4. Click the "Convert" button to start encoding Panasonic AG-AC160 AVCHD to ProRes on Mac. There's no need to wait on front of screen; you can check "shut down computer after conversion" and leave it working directly.
When the AVCHD to Apple ProRes conversion process is 100% completed, you will be able to get the output mov files for Final Cut Pro 6/7 by clicking on "import" button effortlessly.
Tips:
1. A quick guide to show The Correct Way to Ingest and Import AVCHD to Final Cut Pro 7.
2. More step-by-step guide for Panasonic users are available on how to convert Panasonic footages to various video formats.
3. Before you try to do the conversion, if you are also a FCP X user, please make sure that you have installed the Apple ProRes Codec manually since the FCP X asks users to install it by themselves.
Learn More AVCHD MTS Guides:
Convert MTS videos from Panasonic to FCP 6/7
Edit Panasonic HC-X920 60p AVCHD in iMovie
Convert AG-HMC150P AVCCAM MTS to MP4 and burn into DVD
Make Panasonic LX7 compatible with Avid MC
Panasonic G6 Review and Mac editing Workflow
Transcode Panasonic DMC-FX75 AVCHD to Windows PC
Source: Getting Panasonic AG-AC160 AVCHD working in FCP 6/7
"I am having problem in getting Panasonic AG-AC160 AVCHD footage working in FCP 6, but could not find a step-by-step workflow on this. I need to get the video keep original size, deinterlaced and without quality loss as much as possible. Any ideas?"
The AG-AC160 is one of the high-end HD AVCHD handheld Camcorders. Contributes to Panasonic's special AVCHD footages, it's really the top-quality choice at high rate shooting such as 24 Mb/s. For high-def output, the HD-SDI terminal puts out HD signals including 1920 x 1080 at 24fps.
You can playback AVCHD files in Windows Media Player (Free MTS/M2TS Converter for Mac is recommended); but if you want to play/edit Panasonic AG-AC160 AVCHD files on Final Cut Pro 6/7, the best workflow is to encode AVCHD to FCP 6/7 friendly video codec, such as ProRes 422 MOV.
To accomplish this goal, a powerful Mac AVCHD to FCP Converter is recommended to help encode Panasonic AG-AC160 AVCHD to Apple ProRes so that you can edit them smoothly in FCP 6/7, as well as encoding the edited video back to normal mov files for sharing with friends.
Free Download Pavtube MTS/M2TS Converter for Mac
The program which can not only encode Panasonic AG-AC160 AVCHD footage to Apple ProRes codec for FCP 6/7 editing, but also support simple video editing functions. Pavtube MTS/M2TS Converter for Mac can encode MTS, M2TS, M2T, TS, MOD, TOD videos from HD camcorders or DVs (like JVC, Panasonic, Sony and Canon) for editing in Final Cut Pro (X), iMovie, Final Cut Express, Avid Media Composer, Adobe Premiere Pro, Apple Aperture 3, Kdenlive, Avid Xpress Pro, Adobe Creative Suite 6, Adobe After Effects CS6, DaVinci Resolve etc. Just download it and follow the tutorial below to get the work done.
Step-by-step: How to Encode AVCHD footage from Panasonic AG-AC160 to Apple ProRes for FCP 6/7
1. Launch this AVCHD to ProRes Converter for Mac. Click the +top left icon to load individual mts files; or click the second icon to load the entire AVCHD file. Here is a guide of corresponding icon's function.
2. Click "Format" and choose Final Cut Pro - > Apple ProRes 422 (*.mov) as the preferred codec for Final Cut Pro 6/7.
For normal use, ProRes 422 is enough for most users; if you want to get better video quality, pls choose the second one - ProRes 422 HQ.
FYI: the better video quality you choose, the larger output file size will be; so pls ensure there's enough storage under the output path.
Besides, ProRes HQ and ProRes Proxy come with FCP 6 while ProRes LT and 4444 are relased together with FCP7. In this case, pls choose proper profile according to your FCP currently version.
Types of Apple ProRes Codecs | Apple ProRes Format Specifications
3. Click the Pencil - like "Editing" icon on the top, you will find several tabs enable you trim out a part of this video, or crop it. In the effect tab, you will find a the Deinterlacing box, check it according to your needs.
4. Click the "Convert" button to start encoding Panasonic AG-AC160 AVCHD to ProRes on Mac. There's no need to wait on front of screen; you can check "shut down computer after conversion" and leave it working directly.
When the AVCHD to Apple ProRes conversion process is 100% completed, you will be able to get the output mov files for Final Cut Pro 6/7 by clicking on "import" button effortlessly.
Tips:
1. A quick guide to show The Correct Way to Ingest and Import AVCHD to Final Cut Pro 7.
2. More step-by-step guide for Panasonic users are available on how to convert Panasonic footages to various video formats.
3. Before you try to do the conversion, if you are also a FCP X user, please make sure that you have installed the Apple ProRes Codec manually since the FCP X asks users to install it by themselves.
Learn More AVCHD MTS Guides:
Convert MTS videos from Panasonic to FCP 6/7
Edit Panasonic HC-X920 60p AVCHD in iMovie
Convert AG-HMC150P AVCCAM MTS to MP4 and burn into DVD
Make Panasonic LX7 compatible with Avid MC
Panasonic G6 Review and Mac editing Workflow
Transcode Panasonic DMC-FX75 AVCHD to Windows PC
Source: Getting Panasonic AG-AC160 AVCHD working in FCP 6/7
Re: Solution for Panasonic AG-AC160 AVCHD to Final Cut Pro 6/7 on Mac OS X Mavericks
Posted by:
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()
Date: August 24, 2013 07:19AM
what in the fuck does this have to do with Fairfax County?
Re: Solution for Panasonic AG-AC160 AVCHD to Final Cut Pro 6/7 on Mac OS X Mavericks
Posted by:
Ralph Pootawn
()
Date: August 24, 2013 08:45AM
kelly456 Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Description: A quick, step-by-step guide to help
> Panasonic AG-AC160 users to encode AG-AC160
> AVCHD to ProRes for Final Cut Pro 6/7; you can
> also convert the FCP edited video to Quicktime MOV
> for sharing with family.
>
> "I am having problem in getting Panasonic
> AG-AC160 AVCHD footage working in FCP 6, but could
> not find a step-by-step workflow on this. I need
> to get the video keep original size, deinterlaced
> and without quality loss as much as possible. Any
> ideas?"
>
> The AG-AC160 is one of the high-end HD AVCHD
> handheld Camcorders. Contributes to
> [url=http://www.pavtube.com/workflow-for-panasonic
> -camera.html]Panasonic[/url]'s special AVCHD
> footages, it's really the top-quality choice at
> high rate shooting such as 24 Mb/s. For high-def
> output, the HD-SDI terminal puts out HD signals
> including 1920 x 1080 at 24fps.
>
> You can playback AVCHD files in Windows Media
> Player
> ([url=https://itunes.apple.com/hk/app/free-mts-m2t
> s-converter/id517643843?mt=12][b]Free MTS/M2TS
> Converter for Mac[/b][/url] is recommended); but
> if you want to play/edit Panasonic AG-AC160 AVCHD
> files on Final Cut Pro 6/7, the best workflow is
> to encode AVCHD to FCP 6/7 friendly video codec,
> such as ProRes 422 MOV.
>
> To accomplish this goal, a powerful
> [b][url=http://www.pavtube.com/mts-converter-mac/]
> Mac AVCHD to FCP Converter[/url][/b] is
> recommended to help encode Panasonic AG-AC160
> AVCHD to Apple ProRes so that you can edit them
> smoothly in FCP 6/7, as well as encoding the
> edited video back to normal mov files for sharing
> with friends.
>
> Free Download Pavtube MTS/M2TS Converter for Mac
>
> [url=http://pavtubecrm.pavtube.com/download/?s=603
> 22a62ce4b287f23639481677e5ad3&n=test][img]http://i
> mg.over-blog-kiwi.com/0/57/83/05/201306/ob_2640264
> d0f68f7da7a4b2c817336d3e3_download.jpg[/img][/url]
> [url=http://www.pavtube.com/mts-converter-mac/purc
> hase/][img]http://img.over-blog-kiwi.com/0/57/83/0
> 5/201306/ob_e5eab741bb60739e4cbadd499d1e743f_order
> .jpg[/img][/url]
>
> The program which can not only encode Panasonic
> AG-AC160 AVCHD footage to Apple ProRes codec for
> FCP 6/7 editing, but also support simple video
> editing functions. Pavtube MTS/M2TS Converter for
> Mac can encode MTS, M2TS, M2T, TS, MOD, TOD videos
> from HD camcorders or DVs (like JVC, Panasonic,
> Sony and Canon) for editing in Final Cut Pro (X),
> iMovie, Final Cut Express, Avid Media Composer,
> Adobe Premiere Pro, Apple Aperture 3, Kdenlive,
> Avid Xpress Pro, Adobe Creative Suite 6, Adobe
> After Effects CS6, DaVinci Resolve etc. Just
> download it and follow the tutorial below to get
> the work done.
>
> [b][size=4]Step-by-step: How to Encode AVCHD
> footage from Panasonic AG-AC160 to Apple ProRes
> for FCP 6/7[/size][/b]
>
> 1. Launch this AVCHD to ProRes Converter for Mac.
> Click the +top left icon to load individual mts
> files; or click the second icon to load the entire
> AVCHD file. Here is a
> [url=http://www.pavtube.com/mts-converter-mac-gett
> ing-started.html]guide[/url] of corresponding
> icon's function.
>
> [img]http://digital-camcorder-life.com/wp-content/
> uploads/2013/08/avchd-to-fcp-converter.jpg[/img]
>
> 2. Click "Format" and choose [b]Final Cut Pro - >
> Apple ProRes 422 (*.mov)[/b] as the preferred
> codec for Final Cut Pro 6/7.
>
> [img]http://img.over-blog-kiwi.com/0/57/83/05/2013
> 06/ob_e47312_convert-p2-mxf-to-apple-prores.jpg[/i
> mg]
>
> For normal use, ProRes 422 is enough for most
> users; if you want to get better video quality,
> pls choose the second one - ProRes 422 HQ.
>
> FYI: the better video quality you choose, the
> larger output file size will be; so pls ensure
> there's enough storage under the output path.
>
> Besides, ProRes HQ and ProRes Proxy come with FCP
> 6 while ProRes LT and 4444 are relased together
> with FCP7. In this case, pls choose proper profile
> according to your FCP currently version.
>
> [url=http://camcordervideoshare.altervista.org/blo
> g/types-of-apple-prores-codecs/]Types of Apple
> ProRes Codecs[/url] |
> [url=http://camcordervideoshare.altervista.org/blo
> g/apple-prores-format-specifications/]Apple ProRes
> Format Specifications[/url]
>
> 3. Click the Pencil - like "Editing" icon on the
> top, you will find several tabs enable you trim
> out a part of this video, or crop it. In the
> effect tab, you will find a the Deinterlacing box,
> check it according to your needs.
>
> [img]http://img.over-blog-kiwi.com/0/57/83/05/2013
> 07/ob_c27608_output-deinterlaced-prores-for-fcp-on
> -mac.jpg[/img]
>
> 4. Click the "Convert" button to start
> [b][url=http://encode-video-for-editing.over-blog.
> com/get-panasonic-avchd-working-in-fcp]encoding
> Panasonic AG-AC160 AVCHD to ProRes on
> Mac[/url][/b]. There's no need to wait on front of
> screen; you can check "shut down computer after
> conversion" and leave it working directly.
>
> When the AVCHD to Apple ProRes conversion process
> is 100% completed, you will be able to get the
> output mov files for Final Cut Pro 6/7 by clicking
> on "import" button effortlessly.
>
> Tips:
>
> 1. A quick guide to show
> [url=http://www.pavtube.com/guide/import-avchd-to-
> final-cut-pro-7.html]The Correct Way to Ingest and
> Import AVCHD to Final Cut Pro 7[/url].
>
> 2. More step-by-step guide for Panasonic users are
> available on how to
> [url=http://www.pavtube.com/workflow-for-panasonic
> -camera.html]convert Panasonic footages to various
> video formats[/url].
>
> 3. Before you try to do the conversion, if you are
> also a FCP X user, please make sure that you have
> installed the
> [url=http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1396]Apple
> ProRes Codec[/url] manually since the FCP X asks
> users to install it by themselves.
>
> [b]Learn More AVCHD MTS Guides:[/b]
>
> [url=http://cameraconverter.edublogs.org/2013/08/0
> 6/fast-convert-panasonic-mts-to-fcp-6-7/]Convert
> MTS videos from Panasonic to FCP 6/7[/url]
> [url=http://movievideoconvertertips.altervista.org
> /panasonic-x920-mts-to-imovie-importing-and-youtub
> e-sharing/]Edit Panasonic HC-X920 60p AVCHD in
> iMovie[/url]
> [url=http://pc-mac-compatibility-issues.blogspot.c
> om/2013/08/convert-panasonic-ag-hmc150p-mts-to-mp4
> -and-dvd-on-mac.html]Convert AG-HMC150P AVCCAM MTS
> to MP4 and burn into DVD[/url]
> [url=http://www.pavtube.com/guide/panasonic-dmc-lx
> 7-review.html]Make Panasonic LX7 compatible with
> Avid MC[/url]
> [url=http://pc-mac-compatibility-issues.blogspot.c
> om/2013/05/Panasonic-Lumix-DMC-G6-Review-and-Video
> -Tips.html]Panasonic G6 Review and Mac editing
> Workflow[/url]
> [url=http://movievideoconvertertips.altervista.org
> /smoothly-edit-panasonic-lumix-dmc-fx75-avchd-lite
> -on-win/]Transcode Panasonic DMC-FX75 AVCHD to
> Windows PC[/url]
>
> Source:
> [url=http://encode-video-for-editing.over-blog.com
> /get-panasonic-avchd-working-in-fcp]Getting
> Panasonic AG-AC160 AVCHD working in FCP 6/7[/url]
Attachments:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Description: A quick, step-by-step guide to help
> Panasonic AG-AC160 users to encode AG-AC160
> AVCHD to ProRes for Final Cut Pro 6/7; you can
> also convert the FCP edited video to Quicktime MOV
> for sharing with family.
>
> "I am having problem in getting Panasonic
> AG-AC160 AVCHD footage working in FCP 6, but could
> not find a step-by-step workflow on this. I need
> to get the video keep original size, deinterlaced
> and without quality loss as much as possible. Any
> ideas?"
>
> The AG-AC160 is one of the high-end HD AVCHD
> handheld Camcorders. Contributes to
> [url=http://www.pavtube.com/workflow-for-panasonic
> -camera.html]Panasonic[/url]'s special AVCHD
> footages, it's really the top-quality choice at
> high rate shooting such as 24 Mb/s. For high-def
> output, the HD-SDI terminal puts out HD signals
> including 1920 x 1080 at 24fps.
>
> You can playback AVCHD files in Windows Media
> Player
> ([url=https://itunes.apple.com/hk/app/free-mts-m2t
> s-converter/id517643843?mt=12][b]Free MTS/M2TS
> Converter for Mac[/b][/url] is recommended); but
> if you want to play/edit Panasonic AG-AC160 AVCHD
> files on Final Cut Pro 6/7, the best workflow is
> to encode AVCHD to FCP 6/7 friendly video codec,
> such as ProRes 422 MOV.
>
> To accomplish this goal, a powerful
> [b][url=http://www.pavtube.com/mts-converter-mac/]
> Mac AVCHD to FCP Converter[/url][/b] is
> recommended to help encode Panasonic AG-AC160
> AVCHD to Apple ProRes so that you can edit them
> smoothly in FCP 6/7, as well as encoding the
> edited video back to normal mov files for sharing
> with friends.
>
> Free Download Pavtube MTS/M2TS Converter for Mac
>
> [url=http://pavtubecrm.pavtube.com/download/?s=603
> 22a62ce4b287f23639481677e5ad3&n=test][img]http://i
> mg.over-blog-kiwi.com/0/57/83/05/201306/ob_2640264
> d0f68f7da7a4b2c817336d3e3_download.jpg[/img][/url]
> [url=http://www.pavtube.com/mts-converter-mac/purc
> hase/][img]http://img.over-blog-kiwi.com/0/57/83/0
> 5/201306/ob_e5eab741bb60739e4cbadd499d1e743f_order
> .jpg[/img][/url]
>
> The program which can not only encode Panasonic
> AG-AC160 AVCHD footage to Apple ProRes codec for
> FCP 6/7 editing, but also support simple video
> editing functions. Pavtube MTS/M2TS Converter for
> Mac can encode MTS, M2TS, M2T, TS, MOD, TOD videos
> from HD camcorders or DVs (like JVC, Panasonic,
> Sony and Canon) for editing in Final Cut Pro (X),
> iMovie, Final Cut Express, Avid Media Composer,
> Adobe Premiere Pro, Apple Aperture 3, Kdenlive,
> Avid Xpress Pro, Adobe Creative Suite 6, Adobe
> After Effects CS6, DaVinci Resolve etc. Just
> download it and follow the tutorial below to get
> the work done.
>
> [b][size=4]Step-by-step: How to Encode AVCHD
> footage from Panasonic AG-AC160 to Apple ProRes
> for FCP 6/7[/size][/b]
>
> 1. Launch this AVCHD to ProRes Converter for Mac.
> Click the +top left icon to load individual mts
> files; or click the second icon to load the entire
> AVCHD file. Here is a
> [url=http://www.pavtube.com/mts-converter-mac-gett
> ing-started.html]guide[/url] of corresponding
> icon's function.
>
> [img]http://digital-camcorder-life.com/wp-content/
> uploads/2013/08/avchd-to-fcp-converter.jpg[/img]
>
> 2. Click "Format" and choose [b]Final Cut Pro - >
> Apple ProRes 422 (*.mov)[/b] as the preferred
> codec for Final Cut Pro 6/7.
>
> [img]http://img.over-blog-kiwi.com/0/57/83/05/2013
> 06/ob_e47312_convert-p2-mxf-to-apple-prores.jpg[/i
> mg]
>
> For normal use, ProRes 422 is enough for most
> users; if you want to get better video quality,
> pls choose the second one - ProRes 422 HQ.
>
> FYI: the better video quality you choose, the
> larger output file size will be; so pls ensure
> there's enough storage under the output path.
>
> Besides, ProRes HQ and ProRes Proxy come with FCP
> 6 while ProRes LT and 4444 are relased together
> with FCP7. In this case, pls choose proper profile
> according to your FCP currently version.
>
> [url=http://camcordervideoshare.altervista.org/blo
> g/types-of-apple-prores-codecs/]Types of Apple
> ProRes Codecs[/url] |
> [url=http://camcordervideoshare.altervista.org/blo
> g/apple-prores-format-specifications/]Apple ProRes
> Format Specifications[/url]
>
> 3. Click the Pencil - like "Editing" icon on the
> top, you will find several tabs enable you trim
> out a part of this video, or crop it. In the
> effect tab, you will find a the Deinterlacing box,
> check it according to your needs.
>
> [img]http://img.over-blog-kiwi.com/0/57/83/05/2013
> 07/ob_c27608_output-deinterlaced-prores-for-fcp-on
> -mac.jpg[/img]
>
> 4. Click the "Convert" button to start
> [b][url=http://encode-video-for-editing.over-blog.
> com/get-panasonic-avchd-working-in-fcp]encoding
> Panasonic AG-AC160 AVCHD to ProRes on
> Mac[/url][/b]. There's no need to wait on front of
> screen; you can check "shut down computer after
> conversion" and leave it working directly.
>
> When the AVCHD to Apple ProRes conversion process
> is 100% completed, you will be able to get the
> output mov files for Final Cut Pro 6/7 by clicking
> on "import" button effortlessly.
>
> Tips:
>
> 1. A quick guide to show
> [url=http://www.pavtube.com/guide/import-avchd-to-
> final-cut-pro-7.html]The Correct Way to Ingest and
> Import AVCHD to Final Cut Pro 7[/url].
>
> 2. More step-by-step guide for Panasonic users are
> available on how to
> [url=http://www.pavtube.com/workflow-for-panasonic
> -camera.html]convert Panasonic footages to various
> video formats[/url].
>
> 3. Before you try to do the conversion, if you are
> also a FCP X user, please make sure that you have
> installed the
> [url=http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1396]Apple
> ProRes Codec[/url] manually since the FCP X asks
> users to install it by themselves.
>
> [b]Learn More AVCHD MTS Guides:[/b]
>
> [url=http://cameraconverter.edublogs.org/2013/08/0
> 6/fast-convert-panasonic-mts-to-fcp-6-7/]Convert
> MTS videos from Panasonic to FCP 6/7[/url]
> [url=http://movievideoconvertertips.altervista.org
> /panasonic-x920-mts-to-imovie-importing-and-youtub
> e-sharing/]Edit Panasonic HC-X920 60p AVCHD in
> iMovie[/url]
> [url=http://pc-mac-compatibility-issues.blogspot.c
> om/2013/08/convert-panasonic-ag-hmc150p-mts-to-mp4
> -and-dvd-on-mac.html]Convert AG-HMC150P AVCCAM MTS
> to MP4 and burn into DVD[/url]
> [url=http://www.pavtube.com/guide/panasonic-dmc-lx
> 7-review.html]Make Panasonic LX7 compatible with
> Avid MC[/url]
> [url=http://pc-mac-compatibility-issues.blogspot.c
> om/2013/05/Panasonic-Lumix-DMC-G6-Review-and-Video
> -Tips.html]Panasonic G6 Review and Mac editing
> Workflow[/url]
> [url=http://movievideoconvertertips.altervista.org
> /smoothly-edit-panasonic-lumix-dmc-fx75-avchd-lite
> -on-win/]Transcode Panasonic DMC-FX75 AVCHD to
> Windows PC[/url]
>
> Source:
> [url=http://encode-video-for-editing.over-blog.com
> /get-panasonic-avchd-working-in-fcp]Getting
> Panasonic AG-AC160 AVCHD working in FCP 6/7[/url]
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Re: Solution for Panasonic AG-AC160 AVCHD to Final Cut Pro 6/7 on Mac OS X Mavericks
Posted by:
FCPS FAIL
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Date: August 24, 2013 01:49PM
This software developer clearly went to a REAL school somewhere. Fairfax schools teach football, cheerleading, student government and school spirit. And yes, they play on artificial turf.
After graduation, most people involved in these activities end up working at Vector Marketing. People who went to real schools go on to develop meaningful software.
But, the star quarterback can wear his letter jacket when he goes door to door for Vector.
After graduation, most people involved in these activities end up working at Vector Marketing. People who went to real schools go on to develop meaningful software.
But, the star quarterback can wear his letter jacket when he goes door to door for Vector.
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