In this article you will know the way to import Canon EOS C100 Mark II recorded AVCHD MTS files to FCP X for editing on Mac, you will get the best Canon EOS C100 Mark II AVCHD MTS converter, and then you can convert Canon EOS C100 Mark II files to apple prores 422 or prores 4444 codec for FCP X.
Canon EOS C100 Mark II is released by Canon not long ago, many users are attracted by this new camcorder, it is the updated version of Canon C100, it incorporates the continuous autofocus function compatible with all Canon autofocus lenses, using Dual Pixel CMOS AF technology. With this technology it can offer more accurate and faster autofocusing to help users get high quality images.
The Canon EOS C100 Mark II equipped with some powerful features, such as face detection, additional frame rates when recording in AVCHD, MP4 recording, etc. with this powerful camcorder, you can record videos in 24 Mbps 1080p AVCHD format, frame rates of 59.94p, 50p, 59.94i, 50i, 24p, 25p, PF30, and PF24 are all available to meet the needs of your production workflow. You can also record videos with C100 Mark II in 1080p MP4 format.
Canon EOS C100 Mark II to FCP X importing and editing issue:
“Hi guys, recently I bought the newly released Canon EOS C100 Mark II camcorder, I am satisfied with the quality of the image it recorded, so these days I recorded a lot of videos with this powerful camcorder. But today I encountered one problem, when I try to import the AVCHD MTS files from Canon EOS C100 Mark II to FCP X on Mac, the final cut pro X said the video format can’t be supported, so I can’t import the videos to FCP X successfully, can you help me?”
More and more users have bought the Canon EOS C100 Mark II camcorder to record full HD videos in 1080p AVCHD format, but a lot of them have encountered the problem to import Canon EOS C100 Mark II AVCHD MTS files to FCP X, the problem is that the FCP X can’t support C100 Mark II recorded MTS videos, so you can’t import videos to FCP X for editing directly. From Apple website you will find the information that FCP X native supported video format is Apple ProRes codec MOV format, only with this format can you edit video files with final cut pro natively, so the best way to solve Canon EOS C100 Mark II to FCP X importing and editing problem is to convert C100 Mark II AVCHD MTS files to apple prores 422 or prores 4444 codec MOV format, and then you can edit Canon EOS C100 Mark II files in FCP X smoothly.
How to convert Canon EOS C100 Mark II MTS files to FCP X apple prores?
The best software to convert Canon EOS C100 Mark II MTS files to FCP X apple prores is Acrok HD Video Converter for Mac, this is the best apple prores converter on the market, with it you can convert Canon EOS C100 Mark II MTS files or any other videos to apple prores 422/4444 codec MOV format, and then you can import the videos to FCP X for editing natively. Please download it from the link below, and follow the steps to convert your videos.
1. Download and install Canon EOS C100 Mark II MTS files to FCP X converter, you will see its brief main interface, this software is very easy to operate, it can convert your videos in just few clicks.
2. Click add files button you load your Canon EOS C100 Mark II AVCHD MTS files, you can add batch files at one time.
3. Click format bar and choose Apple prores 422 codec MOV format for output, it is the best format for FCP X and FCP 7. Besides FCP, this best AVCHD Converter can also convert videos to iMovie, Avid Media Composer, Adobe Premiere Pro CC/CS6/CS5, etc.
4. Click the settings button on the main interface you will be able to adjust the output parameters, you can customize the resolution, bitrate, frame rate, etc. if you don’t need to adjust you can skip this step.
5. The last step is to click convert button to start Canon EOS C100 Mark II MTS files to FCP X conversion process.
Acrok HD Video Converter for Mac will convert your Canon EOS C100 Mark II MTS files to FCP X with top quality and fast speed, when the files are converted you can load them to FCP X for editing without any problems, and you don’t need to render again, now you can edit your videos natively with FCP X. With this software you can also convert AVCHD to FCP 7, Avid Media Composer, etc.
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