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Convert/Join Panasonic HDC-TM90 HD Videos on Keynote for Presentation-AVCHD MTS to MOV <br />Embed/Store Converted/Joined H.264 mov Videos to Keynote '09-Mac TM90 MTS to Keynote Converter <br /><br />I had recorded some .mts videos using Panasonic HDC-TM90 as part of research. I used Keynote to make presentation. I would like to insert the <b>Panasonic TM90 <a href="http://www.aunsoft.com/final-mate-mac/">HD Videos on Keynote for Presentation</a></b>. However, the resulting HD videos are in AVCHD .mts files which could not be imported to Keynote. With the 1080/60p recording mode, the videos play great on the TM90 camcorder, however, Mac keynote is not compatible with this format, not even iMovie, Final Cut or others. <br /><br />While looking for a solution to add recorded AVCHD videos to Keynote, Aunsoft <b>Final Mate for Mac-<a href="http://www.aunsoft.com/final-mate-mac/">Best Mac MTS to Keynote Converter</a></b> is recommended as the partner to <b>Panasonic TM90 MTS for Keynote presentation</b>. It helps easily creating a vivid slideshow presentation with HD videos by converting AVCHD video to HD MOV. <br /><br />Below is the quick guide to <b>Embed Panasonic HDC-TM90 AVCHD MTS 1920*1080P videos to a presentation created with Keynote</b>. <br /><br />Step 1: <b>Import/Capture Panasonic TM90 Camcorder AVCHD files to Aunsoft Final Mate for Mac</b>. <br />Free Download Final Mate for Mac as a <b><a href="http://canon-videoconverter.com/2011/06/convertjoin-panasonic-hdc-tm90-hd-videos-on-keynote-for-presentation-avchd-mts-to-mov/">Mac Keynote Video Converter</a></b>.When Aunsoft <b>Final Mate for Mac</b> is run, it can automatically detect and pop up a wizard for you to capture video from camcorder. The videos would be listed on the "Camcorder" tab. <br /><br />Step 2: Create a Movie for <b>converting TM90 1080/60p MTS files to MOV for Keynote</b>. <br />Just select one or multiple mts video files you would like to convert, cut from the Camcorder tab and then drag and drop them to Movie tab. In this way, a Movie for conversion will be created. <br /><br />Step 3: <b>Splitting and Joining .mts Clips for Keynote on Timeline</b>. <br />To cut/trim the video, just play it and click the Split button when it plays to the frame you want, and then click the" Delete" button next to the "Split" button to remove the unwanted .mts clips. As Final Mate for Mac is frame-accurate cutter, you can also pause the video, and click the Previous Frame or Next Frame for the exact frame you want to cut. <br /><br />To "join" another clip to the end of the movie, just select the file, drag and drop to the movie ID. The files will be joined into one file as output. <br /><br />Step 4: <b>Export H.264 MOV video file for Keynote</b>. <br />Click the Export button and choose HD MOV as output format. Follow HD Video &gt; H.264 HD Video (*.mov) to choose export format for further sharing your presentations by keynote. In this way, all video clips will be merged as one single movie for keynote. <br /><br /><b>Tips:</b> You are free to set/adjust output MOV files parameters (Bit rate - high quailty, Frame rate - 30, Resolution/Size - 1920 x 1080, channel - 5.1 channel) to make a good output quality. <br /><br />After the conversion, I <b>store the mov video on Keynote '09</b>. Drag the <b><a href="http://panasonic-avchd-converter.com/2011/06/mac-keynote-video-converter-split-and-join-tm90-108060p-avchd-mts-to-keynote-for-presentation/">Full HD MTS videos to Keynote on Mac</a></b>,it is easy to display videos on business presentation. <br /><br /><b>Tips</b>: If you want to import and edit Panasonic HDC-TM90 MTS on iMovie and Final Cut Express, Final Cut Pro , you can choose the <b>Quicktime Movie Format &gt; Apple Intermediate Codec (AIC) (*.mov)</b> and <b>Final Cut Pro &gt; Apple ProRes 422 (*.mov)</b> . AIC and ProrRes was advertised codecs to result in less compression and higher data rate/higher quality files for HD editing in iMovie/Final Cut Express and Final Cut Pro.

Increasing people want to convert and burn MKV to DVD for Macbook with Apple becoming more and more popular, because burning MKV to DVD can save much space on your hard drive without losing any quality. Luckily, there is a free software iDVD on Mac allowing you to burn MKV to DVD on Mac.

iDVD, a DVD creation software application, is made by Apple Inc. For Mac OS X. iDVD allows the user to add QuickTime Movies, MP3 music, and digital photos to a DVD that can then be played on a commercial DVD player.

However, iDVD on Macbook cannot read MKV files. So for people who want to enjoy MKV movies with DVDs on Mac, you need to convert MKV to iDVD supported video format such as MOV, MP4, DV.

And there is a suitable MKV to DVD Converter for Mac which can help you transfer MKV videos to iDVD workable video formats like MOV, MP4, DV on Mac. Then you can burn converted MKV videos to DVD for Mac.

The following tutorial for you to convert and burn MKV to DVD on Mac step by step.

Part One: Convert MKV to iDVD with Mac MKV to DVD Converter

Step1: Launch MKV to DVD Converter for Mac after you free download it.

Step2: Click "Add File" to upload MKV movies and videos. You can add several MKV files or other video formats like AVI, 3GP you want to convert at one time.

Step3: Click "Profile" to select iDVD supported output video format from drop-up list, such as MOV, MP4, DV.

Step4: Press "Start" to transfer MKV to iDVD for Mac.

Part two: Burn MKV Movies to DVD with iDVD on Macbook

Step1: Lauch iDVD on Mac, you’ll see the panel of iDVD.

Step2: Click "Create a new project" to create a new project and name your project to save it as you like.

Step3: Select a theme for your DVD menu design from the right side of iDvd, and then press "Media" button on the right bottom of the panel.

Step4: Drag movies and videos from the right side of iDVD to the iDVD window.

Step5: Click "Burn" or File > Burn DVD.Your DVD will automatically start to burn converted MKV files to DVD with iDVD on Mac.

Notes: iDVD is magical for you to customize your DVD videos, so more details you can refer to iDVD on Apple