The Canon HF R11 is an entry-level HD camcorder from Canon that has an inflated price due to its 32GB of internal flash memory.Like most consumer HD camcorders, the Canon HF R11 records using the AVCHD compression system.The HF R11 still has one 1920 x 1080 Full HD record mode, however, but it tops out with a 17Mbps bitrate instead of 24Mbps. However ,as the version 7 of FCP is unable to import .mts except for straight from the camera.So if you want to put and edit the Canon HF R11 17Mbps AVCHD record files to Final Cut Pro,how to do it?
Don’t worry,as well all know, MOV is FCP’s preferred video format,so we have to choose a professional Mac Canon HF R11 AVCHD converter to transcode AVCHD video to MOV for FCP and keep the the original footage.It does not only convert Canon MTS to MOV on Mac, but also merges MTS files for import into Final Cut. Here is the step-by-step guide for you to import and edit Canon HF R11 MTS files to Final Cut for make a perfect presentation.
Step 1. Load Canon AVCHD videos to Aunsoft MTS/M2TS Converter for Mac.
After transferring .mts files from Canon HF R11 camera, run Aunsoft MTS/M2TS Converter for Mac as the best Mac Canon MTS to MOV converter, and click the “Add” button to load .mts videos.
Step 2. Choose H.264/AVC MOV output format.
Click the “Format” option, and choose Adobe Premiere/Sony Vegas > MOV (AVC)(*.mov) for converting AVCHD videos from MTS to MOV with H.264/AVC as video codec for loading to Final Cut Studio. With this option, the output video will be kept as high definition1920×1080.
Step 3. Merge Canon AVCHD files. (optional)
Tick the checkbox for “Merge into one file”, and the Canon HF R11 MTS converter will join and combine the video clips into a single file as output.
Step 4. Convert HF R11 MTS to MOV for Final Cut.
Click the convert button under the preview window, the Mac Canon MTS converter starts converting MTS videos to H.246 .mov, and joining the MTS files for editing in Final Cut Studio.
After converting and merging the MTS files, just import the output files to Final Cut Studio and the video is in HD 1920×1080. You can import the output videos to Final Cut Express (FCE) 4 and Final Cut Pro (FCP) 7 for editing in full HD.
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