can you upload the videos to an iMac?
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i have a new macbook pro (less than 4 months old) and I can upload just fine. I mainly use the sd card but the computer recognized the card even after formatting in the camera. a few times i went straight from cam to comp and it worked fine
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I think so, I downloaded video to my PC, so I am pretty sure you can do the same thing to Mac
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i use iMovie for edits. Not overly fond of the newer version of iMovie, but it makes the basic edits I need. Video everything onto SD card and then plug the SD card directly into my iMac. Upload from there and then edit away. Also use Premier, but not much. Like I said, my edits are usually really basic.
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Yes, you can plug it in via the mini usb and get to videos on the sd card. Also the Contour software works fine on Mac OS. I did have problems getting the videos into iMovie for editing though due to the odd format it is recorded in.
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I just hook up the usb cable to the iMac and import directly into iMovie. Works great!
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I am not a Mac user so I can't answer your specific question. You could try making a DVD on a DVD recorder and putting it into your MAC. Worth a try. Ray
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It depends on the software used to import the video. I used iMovie on my iMac, the final output file format is MPEG-4.
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You should have a open source software for Mac (like MPEG StreamClip) to transform the MPEG2 encoded video in file .dv and then you could access them with iMovie.
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only if you have your own software that will do that. It does not come with what is in this box. We separately downloaded the suggested program, but still have not figured out how to save the videos the kids make to view on our Mac system, let alone add sound to them. Very disappointed.
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This is a common question. The answers are getting a bit old, like the Everio itself, but Google is your friend. I found the question at an Adobe help forum: https://forums.adobe.com/message/3154985For Mac users, try: http://www.iskysoft.com/convert-tod/tod-video-converter-mac.html
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The answer is yes! I bought mine to do the same thing on my Imac, worked great!
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Sure. Just connect the camera to the computer and the app will import the video.
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I missed the DVD part of the question. It is definitely possible and easy to burn onto a DVD with software. Your imac should've come with iDVD. There are lots of tutorials on youtube and it's easy to learn.
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You can, and with anything you can't the work around is to burn that to a cd, and then import it into Itunes. I have successfully even converted a video from youtube into an mp4 format, and then import that into Itunes.
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I am sorry to say. I really have no idea about iMac. This cam is working good with my Windows PC. Thanks
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I am able to play the files taken on my dash cam on a Mac using either IMovie or IPhoto
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I would think you can, since I've down loaded some programs--I planned to try, but my video just went bad-----That's what one get for buying used--- I'm not as familiar with Mac as with Windows or Linux, Good Luck
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Once you learn how to do it, it is easy. 1. The camera must be plugged into the AC while uploading the video.2. Plug in the usb cable and the camera will see the connection and ask what you want to do. Choose connect to printer/computer.3. Choose the videos you want to upload4. Start iMovie and it will give a list of video to import. Choose them and press import. 5. The clips will be in your events window.