Panasonic announced a full roster of Full-High Definition (HD) camcorders to its 2011 line. The seven new easy-to-use camcorders, HDC-SD40, HDC-TM40, HDC-HS80, HDC-TM80, HDC-SD80, HDC-TM90 and HDC-SD90, all have a 1MOS sensor with 1920 x 1080 resolution feature wide-angle lenses. The Panasonic HDC-SD90 and HDC-TM90 are capable of shooting full-HD video with 1080/60p recording and can even record 3D video with the optional Panasonic 3D Conversion lens (VW-CLT1). For 1080/60p recording (Full-HD, 1920 x 1080, 60 progressive recording), there is only Windows version of bundled software in CD for easy editing. If you want to run the videos on Mac, you could face error message when trying to import Panasonic HDC-SD90 or TM90 high quality videos in Final Cut Express, you may need a third party application to convert SD90/TM90 AVCHD to apple built-in codec for FCE.
Apple Intermediate codec is one of the apple built-in codecs, while others could be Apple DV/DVCPRO – NTSC, DVCPRO50 – NTSC. Aunsoft Final Mate for Mac is the recommended camcorder software to convert AVCHD to apple compatible formats. iMovie 8/9, Final Cut Pro/FCP7 are also compatible with AIC for editing.
If you want to edit Panasonic SD90/TM90 avchd high quality video with Apple Intermediate Codec in FCE, iMovie, FCP, just follow the step-by-step guide below.
1. Capture/Import Panasonic SD90/TM90 1080/60p AVCHD files to Final Mate for Mac.
Download Aunsoft Final Mate for Mac as SD90/TM90 MTS to AIC Converter on Mac OS X, connect SD90 or TM90 to Mac via USB, then follow the smart camcorder wizard to import the files to the program quickly.
2. Merge SD90/TM90 MTS files into one movie for conversion.
Directly select the files, drag and drop the video clips from Camcorder Tab (imported from your camcorder) or Resource Tab (imported from your computer) to Movies Tab. You will face a popup window asking for create a sing movie or create multiple movies, you can select create a single movie for stitching them together.
3. Convert/Trancode AVCHD Footages to AIC MOV for FCE.
Click the Export button and choose “Export into Editor”. Follow iMovie and Final Cut Express > Apple Intermediate Codec (AIC) (*.mov) to choose export format for further editing in Final Cut Express/FCE4. Click OK to start converting Panasonic HDC-TM90/SD90 MTS files to AIC MOV.
When the conversion is finished, you can edit high quality videos from Panasonic HDC-SD90/TM90 in Final Cut Express, iMovie, Final Cut Pro on Mac.
Apple Intermediate codec is one of the apple built-in codecs, while others could be Apple DV/DVCPRO – NTSC, DVCPRO50 – NTSC. Aunsoft Final Mate for Mac is the recommended camcorder software to convert AVCHD to apple compatible formats. iMovie 8/9, Final Cut Pro/FCP7 are also compatible with AIC for editing.
If you want to edit Panasonic SD90/TM90 avchd high quality video with Apple Intermediate Codec in FCE, iMovie, FCP, just follow the step-by-step guide below.
1. Capture/Import Panasonic SD90/TM90 1080/60p AVCHD files to Final Mate for Mac.
Download Aunsoft Final Mate for Mac as SD90/TM90 MTS to AIC Converter on Mac OS X, connect SD90 or TM90 to Mac via USB, then follow the smart camcorder wizard to import the files to the program quickly.
2. Merge SD90/TM90 MTS files into one movie for conversion.
Directly select the files, drag and drop the video clips from Camcorder Tab (imported from your camcorder) or Resource Tab (imported from your computer) to Movies Tab. You will face a popup window asking for create a sing movie or create multiple movies, you can select create a single movie for stitching them together.
3. Convert/Trancode AVCHD Footages to AIC MOV for FCE.
Click the Export button and choose “Export into Editor”. Follow iMovie and Final Cut Express > Apple Intermediate Codec (AIC) (*.mov) to choose export format for further editing in Final Cut Express/FCE4. Click OK to start converting Panasonic HDC-TM90/SD90 MTS files to AIC MOV.
When the conversion is finished, you can edit high quality videos from Panasonic HDC-SD90/TM90 in Final Cut Express, iMovie, Final Cut Pro on Mac.
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