Blu-ray to FCP-Rip/Convert Blu-ray to ProRes 422 for FCP editing on Mac OS X

[colin jean]

Blu-ray to ProRes - Import/Convert Blu-ray to Final Cut Pro with Apple
ProRes 422 Format

In order to make some Blu-ray HD contents into my own film works in
FCP, I would like to see a straight BD conversion to Apple's PrORes
422 codec, because this codec remains the stunning HD quality and has
fast decoding speed and low compression rate. Is there an application
that can help me directly convert Blu-ray to ProRes 422?

ProRes is an intermediate codec, which means it is intended for use
during video editing, and not intended for practical or end-user
viewing. Nowadays there are seldom Blu-ray applications developed for
Mac users, not to mention a program that can rip Blu-ray to Apple
ProRes 422 codec for editing in Final Cut Pro. However, Pavtube Blu-
ray to ProRes Converter for Mac can realize it. It can help you rip/
convert a Blu-ray movie to Apple ProRes 422 without quality loss in a
fast speed on Mac OS X(os x lion included). The following guide will
present you an easy way to import and ingest Blu-ray to ProRes for FCP
editing.
Step-by-Step Guide: Rip/Convert Blu-ray to ProRes 422 for editing on
FCP with Pavtube Blu-ray to FCP Converter.

Step 1. Run Pavtube Blu-ray Ripper for Mac as the best Mac Blu-ray to
Final Cut Pro Converter. Add BD files to the program.

Step 2. Choose Apple ProRes 422(*.mov) as output format.
Click on the drop-down list of "Format" to select "Final Cut Pro >
Apple ProRes 422 (*.mov)" as output format.

Tip:
Click on "Settings" button to adjust audio and video parameters. Bit
rate, aspect ratio, frame rate, sample rate, and channels are all
changeable in the following interface, so you can adjust them
according to your own requirements.

Step 3. Convert Blu-ray to ProRes 422 for FCP Editing on Mac OS X
Lion.
Click "Convert" button to start Blu-ray to Apple ProRes 422 conversion
for FCP under Mac OS X.

Once get the converted ProRes files from BD, you can import ProRes 422
to Final Cut Pro for editing freely.

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[eason...@gmail.com]

Apple might not be ready to add Blu-ray to its computers yet, so how can I import Blu-ray movies to Apple Final Cut Studio to make my own masterpiece? Searched widely and I got some tech support for loading Blu-ray files into Final Cut Pro correctly.

UFUSoft Blu-ray to FCP Converter

http://www.ufusoft.com/blu-ray-ripper-for-mac/

There are more than one people suggest to convert Blu-ray to a FCP most compatible format Apple ProRes, which will ensures a perfect Blu-ray importing, playing and editing workflow with FCP 6/7/X.

Here is the step-by-step guide on ripping Blu-ray to ProRes for Final Cut Pro on Mac OS X with UFUSoft Blu-ray Ripper for Mac. This video app can help you change Blu-ray into a different format (prores 422, prores 422 hd, etc) with least quality loss. You should then be able to import the new file into Final Cut with smooth editing without any trouble. Below is how.

How to convert Blu-ray movies to ProRes 422 for Final Cut Pro

1. Once successfully installed the best UFUSoft Blu-ray to FCP Converter, run the program. Insert Blu-ray to disc drive, click the "Load disc" button to import source Blu-ray.


2. Choose output format. This Blu-ray converter offers optimized format preset for Final Cut Pro. Just click "Format" menu firstly and then follow "Final Cut Pro > Apple ProRes 422 (*.mov)" as output format.


Tip: If the default settings do not fit you requirement, you can click "Settings" icon to and enter "Profile Settings" panel to adjust video size, bit rate, frame rate, sample rate and audio channels.

3. Click "Convert" button to start encoding Blu-ray to ProRes .mov for FCP 6/7/X on Mac OS X.

When the BD to Final Cut Studio conversion task is finished, click "Open" button to get the exported files for transferring to FCP with easy playback or editing.

Additional Tips:

1. This UFUSoft Blu-ray to FCP Converter not only can help you convert Blu-ray to FCP, but also enables anyone with Blu-ray files to use in any non-linear editor like Adobe Premiere Pro, iMovie, FCE, Avid Media Composer, etc as long as rip Blu-ray to a recognizable format.

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