Best Resolution to Solve the Problem of Editing AVCHD Files in iMovie

I got the Panasonic Lumix FZ45 camera for Christmas and I've shot a short film (which I need for my portfolio for university!) and I can't seem to transfer the footage to my MacBook or iMovies. I've looked at a lot of websites that are rambling on about different file types ect. I have been successful in being able to watch the footage on the mac but I can't seem to be able to edit HC-X900 AVCHD in iMovie --- Danny

In fact, there are still many people puzzled by such problems, the best way is to ask the third-party software, but which one is the best? It is highly recommended to use Doremisoft Video Converter for Mac  Video Converter for Windows which is able to convert AVCHD files to the supported format by iMovie or FCP for editing freely. For instance, it can help to transcode Panasonic Lumix FZ45 AVCHD Lite to MOV to make it possible to edit the files in iMovie.

This video converter can do so a lot more than we expect, for the users who own an Sony Xdcam, it allows you to edit Sony Xdcam in iMovie in your own way. You don't to need to worry about the quality since the converter is an expert and it also does a good job for you!

Thanks to its clear and friendly user interface, it is very easy to conduct the conversion. You can see the below information for reference.

Step 1: Add Panasonic HC-X900 AVCHD files to the converter
download the right version, install it and run it first. After that, import the AVCHD MTS/M2TS files to the Video Converter by clicking "Add File" button.

Step 2: Choose the output format

Here, I choose "iMovie- MOV" (*.mov)" from the " iMovie Video" tab in the "Profile" drop-up list, since MOV is widely accepted by most of editing software.

Step 3: Concert HC-X900 AVCHD to MOV

Press the "START" button in the lower corner of the panel to conduct the conversion.
You see, how simple it is, even for the new users! Oh yes, if you have got other brands of cameras or camcorders like Sony Nex-vg30, you are able to import Nex-vg30 AVCHD to iMovieto do the editing as you like.