M2TS Converter for Mac specializes in editing any AVCHD video file (.mts/.m2ts). Many baisc editing features are designed in this M2TS convert and editor. It allows users to clip, crop, adjust brightness, contrast, saturation and hue, add 3D effect and personal watermark, and more. It is worse that few of editors which work on Mac nowadays are similar to Sony Vegas. There are two options placed in front of Mac users: turn to another editing program or install Windows OS on Mac OS. AVCHD(MTS, M2TS), AVCHD Lite(MTS, M2TS), MOV,TOD, MOD, etc.
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Hi there
I am a total beginner, creating amateur videos.
I am using a Sony Handycam HDR PJ30VE which shoots footage in AVCHD format.
In view of the fact that I do own or have access to a Mac, what is the best software (as affordable as possible) for editing (or at least trimming) the raw footage, as quickly and efficiently as possible, but without losing quality at this early stage.
To save valuable time, I want to send only the best scenes to an editor.
All advice much appreciated.
(I’m based in the Midlands, UK, btw)
CLF
I don't know if it's the best, but I'm a big fan of Texpad. It's got a navigation tree, syntax highlighting, and some degree of autocompletion. It's also actively being developed, and the developer responds to feedback/feature requests. Latex for mac editor free.
February 16, 2012 at 11:53 AM#202617Anonymous
Hey CLF,
If you’re a beginner and you’re using a Mac, you can’t go past iMovie. The pros may disagree and point you at Final Cut Pro or Adobe Premiere, but IMHO the learning curve is way too much for your (or my) needs.
As an example, I edited the following video on an iMac and posted it on youtube within 3 days of picking up iMovie 11 for the first time.
Whenever I got stuck on how to accomplish an iMovie 11 task, (slowing down video, merging audio, applying titles etc) I went to youtube and typed in the query. Stick with it for a couple of weeks and you may not need an editor!
Good luck from Japan
February 16, 2012 at 12:02 PM#202618Anonymous
Thank you so much Wombatguy, you’re absolutley right about iMovie.
BUT – I meant to say that I DO NOT own or have access to a MAC, so I’m equally glad for your reply, as it made me realise the critical error in my post!
So I guess “what is the PC equivalent to iMovie” may now be a better question…. 🙂
Anonymous
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Thanks Bruce – I’m reinstalling WLMM now as it’s never managed to start on my PC (always had an error!)
Then I’ll check it out, and if not try Vegas (makes sense if the hardware and software are manufactured by the same people I suppose!)
Much appreciated
C
Anonymous
I would recommend WMM 6.0 instead of WLMM
August 23, 2012 at 7:29 PM#202624Anonymous
Although it’s not my software of choice, Vegas has my vote, since it’s got an upgrade path towards a more professional NLE should your skills grow beyond your software’s means.
Adobe Premiere Elements is another great option, for similar reasons. Both Vegas and Adobe have industry support, excellent forums, and online tutorials to help you get up to speed.
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AnonymousHi there
Best coding editor for mac. TextMate basically puts forward the use of UNIX command console in a neat and easy to use GUI. Features like search and replace within project, auto-indentation, column selection, word completion from current document, dynamic outlines, regular expression support, etc., are provided in this tool.
I am a total beginner, creating amateur videos.
I am using a Sony Handycam HDR PJ30VE which shoots footage in AVCHD format.
In view of the fact that I do own or have access to a Mac, what is the best software (as affordable as possible) for editing (or at least trimming) the raw footage, as quickly and efficiently as possible, but without losing quality at this early stage.
To save valuable time, I want to send only the best scenes to an editor.
All advice much appreciated.
(I’m based in the Midlands, UK, btw)
CLF
February 16, 2012 at 11:53 AM#202617Anonymous
Hey CLF,
If you’re a beginner and you’re using a Mac, you can’t go past iMovie. The pros may disagree and point you at Final Cut Pro or Adobe Premiere, but IMHO the learning curve is way too much for your (or my) needs.
As an example, I edited the following video on an iMac and posted it on youtube within 3 days of picking up iMovie 11 for the first time.
Code editor for mac 2017. BBEdit is a beautiful code and HTML editor for Mac. It comes with all the advanced features of a powerful code editor. Syntax highlighting, advanced find and replace, autocompletion, quick lookup, multiple tabs, splittable editing windows and much more.
Whenever I got stuck on how to accomplish an iMovie 11 task, (slowing down video, merging audio, applying titles etc) I went to youtube and typed in the query. Stick with it for a couple of weeks and you may not need an editor!
Good luck from Japan
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February 16, 2012 at 12:02 PM#202618Anonymous
Thank you so much Wombatguy, you’re absolutley right about iMovie.
BUT – I meant to say that I DO NOT own or have access to a MAC, so I’m equally glad for your reply, as it made me realise the critical error in my post!
So I guess “what is the PC equivalent to iMovie” may now be a better question…. 🙂
February 16, 2012 at 12:39 PM#202620Anonymous
Thanks Bruce – I’m reinstalling WLMM now as it’s never managed to start on my PC (always had an error!)
Then I’ll check it out, and if not try Vegas (makes sense if the hardware and software are manufactured by the same people I suppose!)
Much appreciated
C
Anonymous
I would recommend WMM 6.0 instead of WLMM
August 23, 2012 at 7:29 PM#202624Anonymous
Although it’s not my software of choice, Vegas has my vote, since it’s got an upgrade path towards a more professional NLE should your skills grow beyond your software’s means.
Adobe Premiere Elements is another great option, for similar reasons. Both Vegas and Adobe have industry support, excellent forums, and online tutorials to help you get up to speed.
You must be logged in to reply to this topic.
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Videomaker gives out multiple awards each year, from Best of CES to Best of NAB, but today, we announce our Best Products of the Year awards.The best video editing software — 2019
The best video editing plugins — 2019
Best camera stabilizers for video — 2019
The best camera rigs for video— 2019
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