Hello we captured footage with the Panasonic LX7 camera, transfered the video files onto an external drive. We?re now trying to import those AVCHD files into Final Cut Pro 7 but it seems they are not supported? how do you import them?
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09-22-12 04:13 AM #1
Importing LX7 AVCHD to Final Cut Pro
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09-27-12 02:06 PM #2
As we know, AVCHD format is not well to use on Mac OS or FCP software, for Final Cut editing, the best format is Apple prores codec MOV format, so what we need to do is to convert LX7 AVCHD MTS files to prores codec, and then we can use LX7 recorded video smoothly in FCP 7/X on Mac Mountain without problems.
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