topic Re: canon legria g25 upload to mac pro in Professional Video

canon legria g25 upload to mac pro

mateydave — Mon, 19 Dec 2016 16:20:30 GMT

need help. been trying to upload from legria g25 to mac pro using image browser EX

image browser does to see the camera, yet is visible on desk top

does upload stills but no movie files

dave

Re: canon legria g25 upload to mac pro

VideoGeek — Thu, 22 Dec 2016 19:46:34 GMT

Have you tried locating the video files using Finder? If the camcorder shows up as an drive in finder then you should be able to copy the video files to your Mac using Finder.

Re: canon legria g25 upload to mac pro

mateydave — Fri, 23 Dec 2016 00:02:07 GMT

iam using mac pro with capitian

used finder ad found file AVDC. every time i try to open goes to quick time player. but no seperate clips

is there a programe called video browser or simular which i need

Re: canon legria g25 upload to mac pro

VideoGeek — Thu, 29 Dec 2016 20:35:55 GMT

Since it is an AVCHD file you could try copying the file you found by right clicking and copying or ommand+c. The file, once copied to the computer, when imported into iMovie should show up as separate clips. It's been a while since I have had any AVCHD clips but I did notice that with the Mac the file showed up differently than it would on a PC. Usually the files are in a folder but for some reason with a Mac it shows up more like a single clip.

Re: canon legria g25 upload to mac pro

mateydave — Thu, 29 Dec 2016 20:57:05 GMT

thank you for that

what i have discovered is i get headaches and blurred vision

what i have been able to do is clicking on avchd folder which opens up in quicktime viewer by default.. using quicktime convert to bdv files which work a treat. but long winded. the original files are individual clips and will not work in final cut or resolve

looking for convertor which can batch convert for me

once again thanks from a sad old 75 year who misses moviola and chinagraph pencils

dave

Re: canon legria g25 upload to mac pro

VideoGeek — Fri, 30 Dec 2016 03:12:05 GMT

If MPEG Streamclip doesn't do the job properly then you could also try Handbrake which is also an excellent video converter program. I have both of them and don't recommend software I have not used myself. I only say because I am leary of recommending something I have not used myself. Both programs are free. I think, but could be mistaken, that both will do batch conversions.