Tutorials on Convert XAVC to AVI for Windows Movie Maker

Windows Movie Maker

For most of Windows users, Windows Movie Maker is quite familiar to them. It is widely used globally, since it allows users to creat, edit and share videos on PC with a few simple clicks. Besides, it provides strong editing functions such as adding special effects to the videos and more.

Advantages

We can save the videos in different formats as we like after editing on Windows movie Maker. Most importantly, this software is for free, anyone who runs Windows can use it freely.

Disadvantages

Like other software, Windows Movie Maker has its own format limitation.
Video: .asf, .avi, .wmv
Audio: ：.wav、.snd、.au、.aif、.aifc、.aiff
Windows Media File：.asf、.wm、.wma、.wmv

Judging from above, we can infer that Windows Movie Maker supports a few video formats only, while unluckily, the newest and hottest format XAVC which can be generated by Sony PMW-F5/F55 cameras is not included. Therefore, it is difficult for the users to import xavc to windows movie maker directly.
As we can see from the description above, avi is one of the best formats supported by Windows Movie Maker fully, so, we can try to convert xavc to avi by relying on a good xavc video converter by Doremisoft. With this converter, we can do a lot of work freely. For instance, we can import xavc to imovie or FCP by converting .xavc to .mov format supported by both iMovie/FCP the best.
Tips on convert .xavc to .avi are as follows.

Step 1: Add xavc to the converter
First of all, download the free trail converter and click the "Add Files" button to import the xavc to the program.

Tips: For Mac users, please download the Mac version which helps to convert xavc footage on mac
smoothly.

Step 2: Set the output format

Hit "Convert to" > "Win Application" > "Movie Maker (*.avi)" to set the output format from the categorized output formats list.
Tips: If you would like to transport sony pmw-f5 to imovie , set "MOV" as the output format.

Step 3: Start converting XAVC to AVI
After finishing the steps above, hit the “Start” button to launch the conversion at once.
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