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Message: <blockquote data-quote="yearofhaoer" data-source="post: 7844922" data-attributes="member: 292060">Welcome to the free FCE Converter guide on how to import .mov to FCE with MacYou just finished a big project and couldn't wait to test it out on the Final Cut Express, but only to find FCE doesn't support .mov file format that your camera saved movie as? Well, this happens even to people who own the latest version of FC Express (v.4); you may spend all your weekends without making a little progress. It's now the time to fix it. Simple Introduction to QuickTime on Mac OSX When we are talking about .mov, there is usually misunderstanding there, QuickTime is just a file container for video, so it's important to figure out what specific format and codec in the QuickTime .mov. Is it H.264? That's the default export for QuickTime Conversion used for web distribution. It's not a format FCP works with as it's not a production format. Features glance at FCE (Final Cut Express) With Final Cut Express 4, you can edit footage captured in such popular video formats as DV, HDV, and AVCHD. Or export your iMovie '08 projects, putting professional polish on them in Final Cut Express.    * Easily capture DV and HDV      Capturing DV and HDV footage is as simple as connecting a camcorder to your Mac and keeping an eye on the Capture window to select what you'd like transferred. Preview it full screen on your primary or secondary display whenever you want. Final Cut Express supports both standard-definition DV and high-definition 1080i and 720p HDV.    * Work with AVCHD      Now you can edit video captured with the most popular AVCHD devices, using the new Log and Transfer tool to access video recorded to disks, memory cards, or DVDs.* Select the clips you want, then transfer them to Final Cut Express. It's never been easier to work with beautiful HD content.    * Import projects from iMovie '08      In iMovie '08, you can skim through the clips in your library and quickly create a rough cut of your video project. Exporting it iMovie to Final Cut Express for further editing couldn't be easier - just choosing Final Cut XML from the Share menu. Then open your project in Final Cut Express to put the finishing touches on your project using its expanded, professional toolset. Based on Apple Mac specification, FCE best supports MPEG-4 and DV, and the best way to import mov to FCE (Final Cut Express) on a Mac is to use <a href="http://www.fceconverter.com/mov-to-final-cut-express/" target="_blank">MOV to FCE converter</a> that easily convert mov to mpeg-4, convert mov to (HD) DV and fast re-encode other non-digital regular videos to FCE. Prerequisite to import Quicktime mov to FCE (Final Cut Express)If you failed to import .mov file to FCE on your first attempt, it only proves that your system hasn't the necessary codec installed to load the Quicktime MOV. You are suggested to run a test to see if the mov file is corrupted, simply run Quicktime player, if it can play the mov there should be no problem with the video. And you will need to install a code pack to decode mov, here I would suggest install mov to final cut express converter that contains a powerful codec pack to read and write various audio and video formats. Converting video from Mov to Final Cut Express supported MPEG-4 or DV with <a href="http://www.fceconverter.com/mov-to-final-cut-express/" target="_blank">mov to FCE converter</a> takes the least time while keep the best audio and video quality (note: the decoding or compress process will have negative effect on the output video, if the decoding is poorly or wrongly handled). After many times of test I believe this FCE video converter for Mac the best recommendation Besides the ability to manage all video and audio files, MOV to FCE converter for Mac can be a great video editing tool that allows you to trim, crop, rotate, merge files, very simple yet practical to use.</blockquote>

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