As you know, YouTube is a very popular video sharing site. You may have found many interesting videos that make everyone laugh on YouTube, or you've downloaded some YouTube FLV videos on your computer. Then you may want to make these videos more stylish before sharing with others and then have tried to edit them with Final Cut Pro, but only to find that those FLV videos just gray out. Well, this article will introduces a common and effective way to import YouTube videos to Final Cut Pro X/6/7 for further editing.
As far as I know, despite the fact that flash video (FLV) is the most generally compatible format for sharing video on the Internet, Final Cut Pro X/6/7 doesn't accept FLV files from Youtube for editing and re-composition. In a case like this, an easy way to get around this limitation is to convert the Youtube FLV files you wish to edit into a format that is compatible with Final Cut Pro X/6/7 like Apple ProRes Codec.
To make sure the best output video quality for successfully import Youtube FLV files to Final Cut Pro X/6/7 on Mac to edit, here we recommend you this Brorsoft Video Converter for Mac. This converter can be used to convert any downloaded YouTube video to Final Cut Pro X/6/7 compatible format ProRes 422 MOV with fast conversion speed and high output quality. By the way, this Youtube to Final Cut Pro converter also provides all common and handy video editing tools, say, crop, cut, rotate, add watermark, subtitle files and various cool effects etc. If need, you can directly edit your Youtube FLV files in this app. Just follow the step-by-step guide below.
How to convert and import YouTube FLV to Final Cut Pro
Step 1. Add Youtube videos
Click the "Add" button to select the Youtube videos from your hard drive to Mac video converter.
Step 2. Select output format
For editing YouTube video in FCP X/6/7 smoothly, choose "Final Cut Pro> Apple PreRes 422" as the output format.
Step 3. Adjust video/audio settings
Click "Settings" to fix the frame rate, bitrate, video size, etc to your needs. If you want to edit in Final Cut without having to render the clips while editing, all the frame sizes must be the same as the sequence settings.
Step 4. Convert Youtube to Final Cut Pro X/6/7
Click on the Convert button to start converting Youtube videos to Apple ProRes for using in FCP. After the file conversion, you can edit the video as you like through Final Cut Pro X/6/7.
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