MOD to Apple TV Converter for Mac
MOD to Apple TV Converter for Mac can convert JVC, Panasonic, Canon camcorder *.mod to Apple TV MPEG-4, H.264, MP3, AAC, WAV, AIFF on Mac OS X.
MOD to Apple TV Converter for Mac can convert the .mod files recorded by most popular digital camcorders such as Panasonic SV AV100, Canon MOD Camcorders, JVC and Panasonic to Apple TV on Mac OS X then enjoy it on your computer, Apple TV, PSP, iPod, iPhone, etc and other Portable Devices.
Step by step to convert mod to apple tv mp4, mp3, aac, wav, aiff for Mac users?
We can not play camcorder MOD files on Mac OS X with QuickTime or iTunes. We can not play MOD files on my new Apple TV, iPod, iPhone 3G S. MPEG-4, H.264, MP3, AAC, WAV, AIFF is a commonly used to store digital audio and digital video streams on Mac OS. It can be compatible with Apple TV, iPod, and iPhone MP4 players. Thanks for MOD to Apple TV Converter. Now We can play them on my iMac and watch them on my Apple TV, iPod, iPhone on the way.
After load MOD files, We can preview any specify video clips. When previewing the MOD clips, we can create thumbnails with one click. The image can be saved as bmp, jpg, png format.
Crop the play area of movie to remove black areas. Adjust the playing area of the movies to fit for your player and your favor.
Trim MOD video clips to select start and end time. Clip any segment of your camcorder movies by set the exact start and end time or just drag the slide bar.
Select 'Apple TV H.264 Excellent (*.mp4)' as output format. We can Merge several chapters of movies into one file. After finishing the settings, we start the conversion process of MOD to Apple TV files. This professional JVC, Panasonic, Canon MOD to Apple TV Converter for Mac fully compatible with Mac OS X, support Leopard and Tiger, which manage on computers with either Power PC or Intel processors.
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Apple TV - The Apple TV is a device that allows consumers to stream iTunes data from computers to the their HD TVs. The device is what is known as a set-top box, because it connects to the TV (or is a box that sits on the top of the TV set). The device syncs with the iTunes library on a computer in the same house and then allows the user to stream songs, videos, pictures, and other data that reside in that iTunes library (including both content bought from the iTunes Store and added in other ways) to the TV and entertainment center. The AppleTV only works with iTunes to sync and play media.