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VideoPier HD 1.2

VideoPier HD The link between MPEG2 camcorders and your Mac

System Requirememts
Mac OS X
Download Details
Company Aquafadas
Version 1.2
Post Date October 05, 2009
License Demo
File Size 4.5 MB
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VideoPier HD 1.2

The link between MPEG2 camcorders and your Mac
VideoPier is the missing link between MPEG2 camcorders and your Mac. It lets you visualize the clips on your camera that Quicktime would otherwise refuse to open.

VideoPier allows you to copy them to disk, or export them to any format for editing (iMovie 06/08) or viewing (iPhone, iPod, AppleTV).

VideoPier HD adds the following features to VideoPier:
· ability to capture HDV from tape-based camcorders. VideoPier handles scene detection, date detection and writes the files to disk in their native format (m2ts streams).
· ability to export to Final Cut Express/Pro via XML. VideoPier will transcode the native files into Quicktime HDV when possible (i.e if you have the codec installed) or AIC in all other cases.


Limitations:

  • 10 seconds movie preview and conversion.

    What's New in This Release:

  • The new version 1.2 of VideoPier and VideoPier HD is now compatible with even more camcorders (see the list here: http://www.aquafadas.com/en/videopier/#supportedCamcorders ). It also offers support for several camcorders at the same time including the new Canon Vixia series which offer dual recording (hard disk and SD card). In addition, this new version improves the ergonomics of fullscreen playback and lets the user export to iMovie libraries on external disks.
  • VideoPier HD 1.2 incorporates also a new export Avid Media Composer in addition to Final Cut export.

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