Yes I did use that link. To be honest I haven't noticed any quality difference but some of the more experienced guys here may answer that question better. I have used the free version rather than the pro version purely for the reason that I wanted to see if I liked the interface and ease of use before spending out on something that was too difficult but the free version seems to be doing the job for me.

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I am finding the whole transition from windows very frustrating at times as I am not a computer expert but I am sticking at it. It wasn't the first one I have tried but I decided on this one after reading these forums for hours. Great - I am about to give it a thorough test myself.

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Like you I have just switched from Windows and am finding it great fun - but also an uophill struggle from time to time. But i am loving FCP X for sure and will be using.mov files from my Canon ESO 650 D / Rebel T4i so shouldn;t be too much of a problem. However i do have some.mts files from my Panasonic that I neeede to import into my current project - hence the need for a good quality converter!

I appreciate your help and if you want to stay in touch about stuff u can get me here or on. Thanks paul. Hi Paul I am currently using a panasonic SD90 (again a basic camcorder for my learning curve on filming) and my next buy is a Canon XA10. I have started filming on iframe (and it downloads great) but if I take any pics then it automatically reverts back to AVCHD which is a nuisance and Apple tell me that I would have to download the pics first and then reset it to iframe for it to stay in ifame but at least I understand the process now it has been explained to me. I must say that I took out one to one and it has been worth every penny as it allows me to go into far more detail than the standard workshops. The staff have been great and very patient.

I am currently researching watermarking my film and photos for my next lession as from what I understand, goggle are saying that you have to either register or watermark your work or they will claim rights to it.I may be wrong but that is my current understanding of things. I have downloaded iwatermark (again free) just to see how I get on with the interface and it is fine so far.

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Convert MTS Files Mac - How to Convert MTS files to AVI for playback on any player device AVI is the abbreviation of Audio Video Interleaved, which is a multimedia container format introduced by Microsoft. It adopts the lossy compression to video file, and the compression is relatively high, although the picture quality is not very good, its application is still a very wide range. AVI files can contain both audio and video data in a file container that allows synchronous audio-with-video playback.

Like the DVD video format, AVI files support multiple streaming audio and video, although these features are seldom used. AVI information is applied to multimedia CD-ROM to save the TV, movies and other image information.

MTS video format is an emerging high-definition video format, common in the video file recorded by Sony HD DV, and the video shot by Panasonic high-definition cameras is also the MTS format. The video coding usually adopts H.264 or AVC, audio encoding using AC-3, the resolution is up to HD or Full HD standard format such as HD 1920. 1080, or 1440.

1080, catering to high-definition era, which is also a Blu-ray standard format. MTS file usually has large size and we need to convert it to other video format to reduce the size. Another reason of converting MTS is that this kind of file such as MTS, M2TS, and MXF shot by some high-end camcorders can't be supported by most popular player devices and any video editing software. Thus we need a professional converting software app to help us solve the problem.

AnyMP4, the best Mac MTS to AVI Converter, has powerful converting function to convert any high-definition video like TS, M2TS, especially MTS to AVI video format and HD AVI video for you to play on your PS3, Xboc360, iRiver, Blackberry, and more. Want to have a try?

Here you can download this professional Mac MTS to AVI Converter and install it on your Mac, and then launch it to add some MTS files to the program.