AVCHD to ProRes Converter-how to convert AVCHD to Apple ProRes

How to convert AVCHD to ProRes codec on Mac? AVCHD is an HD video format that uses Advanced Video Coding (AVC) compression, it’s great for recording but not good for importing and editing on Mac, many users have encountered problems when loading AVCHD to FCP X/7/6 and other software on Mac. If you have camera or camcorder that records AVCHD format, you may have the need to convert AVCHD to Apple ProRes codec for FCP X/7/6 editing, because Apple ProRes codec is the best native codec for Final Cut Pro X/7/6, you can import AVCHD to FCP X/7/6 without rendering after you transcode AVCHD to Apple ProRes codec.

The AVCHD specification was jointly developed by Sony and Panasonic. AVCHD allows for HD recording (1080i, 1080p, and 720p) and SD recording (480i and 576i), which is best program to encode AVCHD to ProRes on Mac? HD Video Converter for Mac may be your best choice, it’s top AVCHD to ProRes Converter, with this Apple ProRes converter app software, you can perfectly convert Sony AVCHD to ProRes, convert Panasonic AVCHD to ProRes, convert Canon AVCHD to ProRes, convert MTS to ProRes, etc. high video and audio quality is guaranteed, you can transcode AVCHD to ProRes with quality lossless.

Here is the main interface of the AVCHD to ProRes converter.

After you drag and drop AVCHD to this Apple ProRes converter, you can click and choose output format, click and choose Final Cut Pro -> Apple ProRes 422 (*.mov), it’s best codec for Final Cut Pro X/7/6.

This AVCHD to Apple ProRes converter has powerful customization feature, you can adjust the resolution, bitrate as you need.

After these settings, you can click convert button to start converting AVCHD to Apple ProRes 422 codec on Mac, when the ProRes conversion finished, you can import converted videos to FCP X/7/6 for editing smoothly, and you won’t have AVCHD to FCP importing and editing issue anymore. Please take a free try, hope this AVCHD to ProRes app can help you.

About AVCHD Format
AVCHD video format is high definition camcorder format jointly developed by Sony and Panasonic for use in consumer camcorders. AVCHD stands for Advanced Video Codec High Definition. AVCHD records video at a range of resolutions including 1080p, 1080i and 720p. AVCHD is a form of video compression that allows the large data files created by HD video recording to be captured and saved on digital media such as flash memory cards and hard disk drives.