Panasonic GH1 AVCHD to iPhone 4 MP4 conversion

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When recoding Panasonic GH1 AVCHD to iPhone 4 MP4, OJOsoft HD Video Converter and its OJOsoft HD Video to Apple iPhone Patch program help you most. The turner is the best for Panasonic GH1 AVCHD to iPhone 4 MP4 coding while the patch have specialized profiles preseted for your iPhone device. Free download and try.

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Operate the wonderful Panasonic GH1 AVCHD to iPhone 4 MP4 turner software and change your Panasonic GH1 AVCHD videos now, you can soon play your desired iPhone 4 MP4 file on your media player.

Panasonic GH1 AVCHD to iPhone 4 MP4 conversion

1. Input Panasonic GH1 AVCHD files that you want to convert by hitting upper Browse button.

2. It is time to set the output format and profile for the Panasonic GH1 AVCHD to iPhone 4 MP4 conversion.

The output format for Panasonic GH1 AVCHD to iPhone 4 MP4 decoding is set by hitting TO MP4. The output profile for the making can be Apple iPhone 4 - Highest Avaliable Quality - (H.264, 30 fps, 960*640, NTSC Standard), which you can use Edit to change the specs, like bit rate, volume, channels, frequency, video codec, based on your needs.

3. Click the gray convert button in the bottom right corner of the Panasonic GH1 AVCHD to iPhone 4 MP4 changer program window. The Panasonic GH1 AVCHD to iPhone 4 MP4 encoding process will begin and should take anytime from a few seconds to up to 15 minutes to complete, depending on the Panasonic GH1 AVCHD file's size. A progress bar will be displayed within the program window, allowing you to see the estimated conversion time. You will be notified by the program when the conversion from Panasonic GH1 AVCHD to iPhone 4 MP4 is complete.

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Video formats of Panasonic GH1 AVCHD and iPhone 4 MP4

About Panasonic GH1 AVCHD

Panasonic GH1 AVCHD is a file format for the recording and playback of high definition video. AVCHD allows recording high definition video onto 8cm DVD discs, SD/SDHC memory cards, Memory Stick cards and hard disk drives. The first AVCHD camcorder, Sony Handycam HDR-UX1, went on sale in September 2006. AVCHD and its logo are trademarks of Panasonic corporation and Sony corporation. The Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH1 is the first interchangeable lens camera to offer autofocus capability while shooting video. The HD video mode uses its purpose-designed contrast-detect AF system.

iPhone 4 MP4 info

If you want to upload your videos from iPhone 4 MP4 mobile to YouTube, the iPhone 4 MP4 device is great to capture 720p videos, but it doesn't let you upload 720p videos directly to YouTube. Instead, users have to retrieve the video on a computer and upload it from there.