MXF to ProRes- Convert MXF to ProRes 422 or 4444 for FCP

ProRes is not a video format used for practical or end-user viewing, it is just a line of intermediate codec, and we can classify it as a lossy video compression format. The ProRes is developed by Apple fo Final Cut Pro and it is intended for use during video editing. MXF is a self-container format which is unacceptable to many editing software, like FCP, Sony Vegas, Avid DNxHD, etc. So if you wanna import MXF files to Final Cut Pro for further editing, convert MXF to ProRes is  a perfect solution.

MXF to ProRes program here is capable of converting MXF footages to ProRes 422 and ProRes to 4444 and it can keep the MXF to ProRes conversion clean and retain the HD quality without producing some corrupted files on Mac OS X.

How to convert P2 MXF to ProRes for FCP?

Notes: keep the whole structure of Audio and Video folders.

1.Add MXF files from the folder of Video.

2.Choose ProRes 422 (*.mov) as output format from Final Cut Pro category.

Click on "Format" bar and follow "Final Cut Pro" template to set a FCP friendly format. For Full HD MXF files, you are advised to Follow "Final Cut Pro" template and "Apple ProRes 422 (*.mov)" format. If you prefer smaller file size, choose "Apple ProRes 422 (LT) (*.mov)" instead. The "Apple ProRes 422 (Proxy) (*.mov)" format offers file size at SD levels and is recommended for 480i/p and 576i/p shootings. The "Apple ProRes 4444(*.mov)" creates videos in lossless quality at huge file size, and is not recommended for home video making.

3.Specify the output path by clicking "Browse" button. Make sure there are enough disk space for saving generated files.

4.Starting conversion from MXF to ProRes.

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Apple's new MacBook Airs to bring back backlit keyboards

With the release of new models later this month, Apple is set to reinstate a feature to its MacBook Airs that went missing when the company overhauled the ultra-thin notebooks into more cost-affordable products late last year, AppleInsider has learned.

According to people familiar with the matter, backlit keyboards will join the string of hardware enhancements planned for the new 11.6- and 13.3-inch notebooks, which are also expected to adopt high-speed Thunderbolt ports, an upgrade to Intel's Sandy Bridge architecture, and possibly high-speed 400MBps flash memory.

The omission late last year of keyboard backlights -- which help illuminate the keys on a keyboard in dim lighting scenarios -- from Apple's current lineup of MacBook Airs was particularly glaring given that all three iterations of the first-generation of MacBook Airs (Early 2008 to Mid-2009) included them as standard features.

Given Apple's energy saving controls, software expertise, and the nominal cost associated with including keyboard backlights, it was never particularly clear why Apple opted to leave out the feature when it redesigned the MacBook Air line last October. One industry watcher even went as far as to call it "planned obsolescence" on Apple's part.

Nevertheless, people familiar with the matter say Apple's white 13.3-inch MacBook will once again be the only notebook from the company to lack keyboard backlights once the new Airs make their debut sometime during the week of July 21st.

As AppleInsider reported a month ago, Apple has been holding off shipments of roughly 400,000 of these new MacBook Airs until it can image them with the finalized Golden Master build of Mac OS X Lion, which privately began making its way to developers last week.

As for Lion's release to the public, AppleInsider indicated last week that preparatory measures were put in motion for an unveiling this week. However, there have been some underground rumors of last minute security issues related to application resumes and restarts that could possible delay the update till next week. At the same time, buzz from within Apple's home base has also suggested this Friday as a possibility. But given that Apple just began accepting applications for Lion to the Mac App Store a few hours ago, that may suddenly seem ambitious.

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Since their introduction last October, the aggressively-priced 11.6- and 13.3-inch MacBook Airs (Review) have been a runaway success, with Apple assembling roughly 1 million units within their first quarter of availability. During those three months, consumers reportedly chose the new MacBook Airs at a one-to-two ratio to the company's more established MacBook Pro offerings, making for one of the company's most successful Mac product launches ever.

And while rivals like Intel continue in their attempts to race to market with 'Ultrabook' designs to take on the Air, analysts like Deutsche Bank's Chris Whitmore see the upcoming generation of Lion-equipped Airs boosting sales by some 50%, or to 1.5 million units per quarter

Should this month's introductions boost Air sales by the margin Whitmore predicts, the MacBook Air line will have in just under a year grown to account for nearly half of all the notebooks Apple ships in a single quarter, further fortifying their design as a harbinger of things to come across the remainder of the company's portable Mac offerings.

Transfer iPhone SMS to Mac for Backup

If you wonder how to transfer SMS from iPhone to Mac Computer for Backup, here iMacsoft iPhone SMS to Mac Transfer can give you a perfect solution.

As a professional and easy-to-use software, iPhone SMS to Mac Transfer  can copy, export, transfer iPhone SMS to Mac in Text file format (.txt file) just with several clicks and 2X faster transferring speed.

Besides copy SMS, iPhone SMS to Mac allows users to fast transfer videos, music, podcast, TV shows from iPhone to PC or iTunes Library. And all iPhone version are supported like iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 3G.

Just Free download Mac iPhone SMS Transfer software, 100% Clean: No Viruses, No Spyware, No Adware.

Guide of How to copy SMS from iPhone to Mac

Preparation : Free download and install iPhone SMS to Mac Transfer software and connect your iPhone to computer. The program will automatically detect and show the iPhone info.

Step 1: click "SMS" option in the "iPhone List" panel, after sync device to the program, all iPhone message and Address, date, Email info displays on the main interface. Check the SMS messages you wanna export from iPhone to Mac.

Note: Before transferring iPhone SMS to Computer, you can View, edit, delete and manage iPhone SMS directly.

Step 2: Click "" button to select a local folder to store your iPhone SMS and then just press "Save" button to start export iPhone SMS to Mac local drive right now.

When complete transferring iPhone SMS to Mac, a windows will pop up to tell you how many messages be copied successfully.

With this easy-to-use yet powerful iPhone SMS to Mac, you can feel free to export iPhone SMS, music, movies to Mac computer for backup easily and quickly.

For Windows users, iPhone SMS Transfer software is ur best choice whenever you want to transfer iPhone SMS for bacup or manage. It supports iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 3G, etc. Besides, iPhone SMS Transfer can also be used as an iPhone to PC Transfer, which can transfer Music, Video, Podcast, TV Show between iPhone and PC.

Apple Releases OS X Lion Gold Master

Hold onto your hats, Apple enthusiasts: The latest iteration of your OS X operating system could be beating down your digital door within days.

According to various news reports, Apple has released the gold master of OS X Lion to developers, suggesting that we're but a few days away from the official release of OS X 10.7. Apple hasn't provided an official release date for the operating system update, except to say that it was scheduled to arrive sometime during July.

Don't plan on camping out on local Apple stores in an attempt to be one of the first to get your hands on the new software: There's no need. Lion marks the first operating system that Apple will be releasing as a digital download via the Mac App Store—which also means that the company should be able to significantly shorten its typical two week waiting period between releasing an OS gold master and seeing a tangible product on store shelves.

Users will only have to pony up $29.99 to upgrade from Snow Leopard–OS X 10.6–to Lion via digital download. However, you'll want to make sure that you've installed all of the Apple-specific updates released over the past month before Lion hits the Mac App Store. Version 10.6.8 of the operating system contains tweaks that enable the digital download and upgrade process, a must-have in order for the upgrade to function correctly.

We've covered the various features of OS X Lion pretty extensively, so here's the short list of what users can expect to see come Lion Launch Day: an automatic restoration feature that allows users to resume their apps exactly as they left them after quitting or shutting down the system, a brand-new "reboot into Safari" mode that turns one's system into a simple Web-browser-only kiosk of-sorts, and a comprehensive autosave feature that keeps your data safe (and version-tracked) analogous to a Google Docs file.

It remains to be seen just how Apple's hardware is going to shift around once the Lion is let loose into the wild. Rumors have suggested that Apple's been waiting for its operating system's official release before unveiling souped-up hardware, including a new Thunderbolt- and Sandy Bridge-enhanced refresh of the company's MacBook Air, that would come with the new operating system preinstalled.

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