XAVC Converter Helps to Play XAVC on QuickTime Easily and Quickly

Problems pending to be solved:

 1.How to import XAVC videos to QuickTime or iMovie for playback?

 2.How to edit XAVC footages on Final Cut Pro and other popular editors freely?

 The two problems above are very common but they show us the fact that there are still many people being puzzled by the XAVC issue. To be frank, if we are clear of the XVAC specs, it’s not hard for us to solve these problems at all. Actually, XAVC is a brand new camera recording format that can wrap the footages in 4K resolution (4096 × 2160 and 3840 × 2160) at up to 60 fps. It is so new and unique that it cannot be run by most of popular devices and programs like QuickTime, YouTube, Final Cut Pro, iMoive and smart phones and more. Yes, it has got poorer format compatibility than that of the popular formats like AVCHD, MXF, MOD, etc.

We are able to solve these problems on the premise that we can find something to help. Doremisoft XAVC Video Converter for Mac and XAVC Video Converter is exactly what we are looking for. It helps us to convert XAVC to MOV —the best format supported by QuickTime/Final Cut Pro and enables us to upload XAVC to YouTube for sharing by fast converting XAVC to FLV smoothly. Moreover, it is capable of converting XAVC to AVI, MKV, WMV, XviD, DivX, M4V and other popular formats, it can also extract audio from the XAVC videos and save them as M4A, MP3, WAV, WMA, and AAC formats with simple clicks.

Taking the conversion between XAVC to MOV as example to show the usage of this converter.

Step 1: Import XAVC files to the converter

Download the the XAVC converter as per the link above and install it. Then, click "Add Files" to import the XAVC files to be converted into the converter.

Step 2: Set the output format
Hit the "Convert to" menu, choose "Common Video" > "Mov-QuickTime (*.mov)" as the output format.

Step 3: Start converting XAVC to MOV
After making some simple editing, press the "Start" button to begin the conversion. Please give us your thoughts via our Face book and Twitter feeds or the comments below.