subject: How to import Kodak video/Kodak zi8/ PLAYSPORT to Final Cut Pro on Mac? [print this page] How to import Kodak video/Kodak zi8/ PLAYSPORT to Final Cut Pro on Mac?
Kodak video to Final Cut Pro converter for Mac is one of the best video converters which is designed for all Kodak camcorder video like Kodak zi8 video, Kodak PLAYSPORT video, Kodak zi6 video, Kodak Zx1, Kodak EasyShare and assist you to convert Kodak video to Final Cut Pro supportable DV format in order to import Kodak video to Final Cut Pro on Mac OS X (including snow leopard).
Final Cut Pro is a professional non-linear editing software application developed by Macromedia Inc. and then Apple Inc. Final Cut has made up a great share of the editing market. As Final Cut Pro (FCP) cannot accept Kodak videos directly, Mac Kodak video to Final Cut Pro converter comes to help you to edit Kodak video with Final Cut Pro with ease by high quality and fast speed conversion.
Kodak video to Final Cut Pro converter on Mac also empowers you to convert Kodak video to other popular formats such as DV, WMV, MP4, AVI, MPG, FLV, SWF , RM, RMVB, HD video so that you can enjoy Kodak video on iPod, Phone, PSP, Apple TV, Gphone, iPad, BlackBerry, iRiver, Creative Zen, Zune, Palm and Mobile Phone.
Kodak video to Final Cut Pro for Mac converter provides you lots of powerful editing features which can help you to clip your videos into many segments that you need to convert; crop off black borders and unwanted objects; capture your favored images with built-in camera in JPG, BMP, PNG formats; adjust video resolution, frame rate, bitrate, encoder and select proper aspect ratio among original, full, 4:3, 16:9.
How to convert Kodak video to Final Cut Pro on Mac to import Kodak video to Final Cut Pro (Kodak Zi8/Kodak PLAYSPORT/Kodak EasyShare/Kodak Zi6)?
Step one: download
Download Kodak video to Final Cut Pro converter and double click .dmg to install
Step two: load Kodak videos
Hit "Add Video" to add Kodak videos to converter. You can add many files at one time because it supports batch mode.
Step three: select output format
In the drop down list of profile, select "DV" as your output format for Final Cut Pro
Step four: edit videos
Hit "Clip" button to trim time length segment. Hit "Edit" button to define watching screen or add effects
Step five: start conversion
Hit "Start" button to start to conversion to edit Kodak video with Final Cut Pro on Mac
