Preview AVCHD files on your Mac with ease! Get a sneak peek of your videos with this software.
If you're looking for a quick and easy way to view and sort your AVCHD video library, you might be interested in HD QuickLook. This nifty plug-in lets you preview each AVCHD movie file with a thumbnail image of the first frame, all without opening the file itself.
Not only that, but with HD QuickLook, you can easily view multiple files as a slide show or index sheet with just a single click. This is a huge time-saver, especially if you have a large AVCHD library that you need to sort through.
To get started with HD QuickLook, simply download and install the plug-in. Once you do, you can quickly and easily preview any AVCHD file by selecting it and tapping your space bar. Or, you can click the QuickLook icon in the Finder window for a full-screen view.
To make the most of the plug-in, you'll want to select multiple files and start HD QuickLook to access the index sheet or slide show. The plug-in works with the Apple Quick Look framework, introduced with OS X 1.05 (Leopard).
One thing that sets HD QuickLook apart is the ShedWorx AVCHD converter that it uses to create thumbnail images. This is the same software that's used to provide previews in VoltaicHD, and it's really effective at quickly creating a thumbnail from the first frame of an AVCHD video.
Overall, if you're looking for a fast, efficient way to preview and sort your AVCHD library, HD QuickLook is definitely worth checking out. With its easy-to-use interface and powerful features, it's a must-have tool for anyone who regularly works with AVCHD video files.
Not only that, but with HD QuickLook, you can easily view multiple files as a slide show or index sheet with just a single click. This is a huge time-saver, especially if you have a large AVCHD library that you need to sort through.
To get started with HD QuickLook, simply download and install the plug-in. Once you do, you can quickly and easily preview any AVCHD file by selecting it and tapping your space bar. Or, you can click the QuickLook icon in the Finder window for a full-screen view.
To make the most of the plug-in, you'll want to select multiple files and start HD QuickLook to access the index sheet or slide show. The plug-in works with the Apple Quick Look framework, introduced with OS X 1.05 (Leopard).
One thing that sets HD QuickLook apart is the ShedWorx AVCHD converter that it uses to create thumbnail images. This is the same software that's used to provide previews in VoltaicHD, and it's really effective at quickly creating a thumbnail from the first frame of an AVCHD video.
Overall, if you're looking for a fast, efficient way to preview and sort your AVCHD library, HD QuickLook is definitely worth checking out. With its easy-to-use interface and powerful features, it's a must-have tool for anyone who regularly works with AVCHD video files.
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