How Can I Import AVCHD Files to Keynote on Yosemite?

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One of my friends had recorded some videos using Panasonic HDC-HS900 as part of her research. She would like to insert the camcorder videos to Keynote on Mac for presentation. 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 HS900 camcorder, however, Mac is not compatible with this format, not even iMovie , Final Cut or others. What movie and video file types will play in Keynote? Keynote uses QuickTime to display content, so if you can open it in QuickTime Player and play it with no problems, you should be able to use it in Keynote (except, of course, protected videos from the iTunes). Media formats supported by QuickTime Player: Note: In OS X Mavericks, some older media formats listed above, and those that require third-party codec components, are converted to H.264 or Apple ProRes when opened. These older media formats can be played without conversion using QuickTime Player 7. QuickTime Player plays Motion JPEG-based AVIs created by many digital cameras. Other forms of AVI media may require third-party software for playback. AVCHD 3D content is converted to standard video for playback and export. A more powerful Mac will deliver improved performance.

While looking for a solution to add recorded AVCHD videos to Keynote, Pavtube MTS/M2TS Converter for Mac is recommended as the partner to HS900 for Keynote presentation. It helps easily creating a vivid slideshow presentation with HD videos by converting AVCHD video to QuickTime MOV. Below is the quick guide for you to embed AVCHD videos to a presentation created with Keynote. How to import AVCHD files to Keynote on Yosemite? Step 1: Download and install the program. Run it as the best Mac MTS Converter, and click the “Add video” button to load AVCHD files. You may also directly drag and drop AVCHD files to application UI for importing files.

Step 2: Click “Format” bar to determine output format. Follow “Common Video” and select “MOV- QuickTime (*.mov)” as the output format.

Step 3: Adjust video and audio parameters, including the bit rate of video and audio, the codec of video and audio, video size, sample rate, frame rate, audio channels, etc., in the Profile Settings by hitting “Settings” button. Step 4: Click “Convert” button to start converting AVCHD MTS to QuickTime MOV for Keynote showing. You can get the generated files by clicking “Open” button. Conclusion: If you don’t want to wait for the entire conversion process, you can tick off “Showdown computer when conversion completed” and go away to do other things. More: How to insert the converted AVCHD video file to Keynote on Yosemite? 1.Drag the converted .mts/.m2ts file from the Finder to the slide canvas or to a media placeholder. 2.Click Media in the toolbar, and then click Movies in the Media Browser. Select a file, and then drag it to the slide canvas or to a media placeholder. 3.Choose Insert >Choose, and then navigate to the movie file you want. Select it, and then click Insert. Drag the movie to where you want it on the slide canvas. 4.When you add media files to your slideshow, make sure that they will be available if you transfer your document to another computer. When saving your document, make sure to select “Copy audio and movies into document” in the Save window after you choose Save or Save As. (If you don’t see the option, click the disclosure triangle next to the field, and then click Advanced Options.) Further Reading:

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