The latest upgrade to Final Cut Pro, version 6.0.1 now supports capturing of AVCHD format video, but with more than a few catches. Functionality is a bit constricted, limiting AVCHD capturing to Intel-based Macs only, and it must be transcoded to the ProRes 422 codec or the Apple Intermediate Codec. Additionally, AVCHD video files must be captured in their entirety. For a full list of limitations, check out this official Apple document about transferring AVCHD footage.
To download the upgrade, visit Apple’s update page. And for more information about AVCHD, check out this document.
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