HS900 AVCHD to WMV - How to convert HS900 AVCHD video to Premiere for editing?

HS900 AVCHD to WMV - How to convert HS900 AVCHD video to Premiere for editing?

Have shot some magnificent footage with your HS900 AVCHD camcorder and want to import HS900 AVCHD MTS/M2TS to Premiere for editing? Well you’d better convert HS900 AVCHD footage to WMV first then, because HS900 AVCHD footage is not really well-supported by Premiere. What is the best software for this conversion? Give a shoot with Pavtube Video Converter and you’ll find it is quite easy to edit HS900 AVCHD files in Premiere. Below is a short guide telling you how to convert or shrink HS900 1080p HD contents to Premiere friendly formats.

Step 1. Install and launch Panasonic HS900 to Adobe Premiere Converter , add the HD video you want to convert. Press the “Add” button to load the AVCHD file that you’d like to convert. Besides AVCHD MTS and M2TS format, the program also supports TS, M2TS, TP, TRP, DV, RM, RMVB, MP4, MKV, MOV, WMA, VOB, H.264, 3G2, AAC etc.


Step 2. Set output video format for your video conversion with Pavtube AVCHD MTS/M2TS to Premiere Converter Click the “Format” bar and choose Adobe Premiere/Sony Vegas-> WMV (VC-1) (*.wmv) for converting HDC-HS900 MTS/M2TS to WMV for Adobe Premiere.


Step 3. Click “Convert” button to start converting 1080p HS900 AVCHD into Premiere videos. Then you could click “Open” button to find the converted MPEG video in destination folder. In this way 1080p HS900 AVCHD footage can be successfully loaded to Premiere for editing and authoring.

Tips:
1. To join or split HS900 AVCHD clips, you can combine files together by checking “Merge into one file”. To split video and trim off unwanted segments, you may click “Edit” menu, switch to “Trim” tab, and set starting and ending time to include the part you want to keep only, and then leave the split work to Pavtube Video Converter.

2. To cut down file size, you can click “Settings” and set a smaller video bitrate. In “Settings” panel you can also set video resolution (1920×1080, 1440×1080, 1280×720, etc).

3. Pavtube iMedia Converter for Mac can convert AVCHD too, it can also convert DVD and Blu-ray files, you may need it.