“I lately had a Sony VG900, I truly appreciate its slow motion shooting, and that I tried on the camcorder to shoot several footages.  I couldn't wait to import them on FCP for further editing.  However, it was end up with that I cannot load the files directly to the FCP for the FCP doesn’t accept the format.  I didn't prefer to know the reason about it and the way to solve it. ”

Well,the reason does not accept the FCP fragment from Sony VG900 that is because the Sony VG900 output format AVCHD format, and FCP support Apple's ProRes MOV.  The AVCHD files aren't the same with Apple ProRes MOV files, which results in your failure on editing your footages on FCP.  

You can now solve this in an easy way, that's, to make use of iOrgsoft AVCHD Video Converter for Mac to transfer your AVCHD files to FCP,and XAVC to do so!

Take it easy, it’s a simple-to-use converter which allows you to reformat any files to any format, such as, to import AVCHD to iMovie or [/color]ter/import-xavc-to-imovie. html]xavc to iMovie

Now please follow the steps below to have a try on this video converter:

1. Download the AVCHD Video Ripper tools
you can directly drag the AVCHD files to the program.  Once the files are added to the program, you can do some simple editions such as trimming, cropping, splitting, joining etc.  For more details, please refer: how to convert avchd files on mac


2. Choose output format for FCP
hit the format icon to find the Final Cut Pro column and you will see the Apple ProRes MOV formats listed here.  You can choose the one you want to output your files as.


3. Step 3.  Convert Sony VG900 AVCHD to ProRes MOV

More tips:
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