How to import Panasonic video/AVCHD/MOD/MTS to Final Cut Pro (FCP) on Mac?

Own an amazing Panasonic camera and want to edit Panasonic video with Final Cut Pro on Mac? Not possible! Because Final Cut Pro could not read Panasonic recorded AVCHD, MOD, MTS, M2TS, H.264 codec straightly. The most available method is to convert Panasonic video to Final Cut Pro (FCP) supportable DV, HDV format. Popular Panasonic cameras and camcorder include HDC-TM90 Camcorder, Panasonic Lumix DMC, Panasonic HDC-HS900 Camcorder, etc.

Panasonic AVCHD to Final Cut Pro works with iMac OS 10.6.7, snow leopard and could manage all popular video file except for Panasonic AVCHD, MOD, MTS, M2TS, but accept popular WMV, AVI, MPG, FLV, SWF, RM, RMVB for free enjoy raw footage on iPod, iPad, iPhone, PSP, Creative Zen, iPhone, Xbox 360, BlackBerry and various mobile phones.

Panasonic HDC video to Final Cut Pro is capable of providing corresponding codec and helps you to extract audio from video so as to listen music track in MP3, MP2, AIFF, AMR, WMA, MKA, and FLAC. Panasonic MOD to FCP on Mac completes the whole conversion process with just a few clicks without any quality loss. By the way, free trial is totally allowed and the effects has no difference with the full version.

Step by step to convert Panasonic Camcorder video to Final Cut Pro (FCP)

Step one: Download
Connect Panasonic camcorder to Mac and download, install and run Panasonic HD video to FCP converter

Step two: Add video files
Click "Add File" button to load Panasonic raw footage to converter. You can load multiple video file at one time because it supports total batch mode

Step three: Basic editing features
Click "Clip" "Edit" button to split video into many small parts, cut off unnecessary objects, tune special effects as saturation, brightness, contrast and rotate video upside down

Step four: Select output format
Click drop down list of profile, select DV or MOVformat for Panasonic camera video to FCP; click "settings" button to maintain the original quality by adjusting video resolution, frame rate, bitrate

Step five: Start conversion
Click "Start" button to begin converting Panasonic AVCHD video to Final Cut Pro on Mac