A program is clicked, this program is a python script which called rsync on the directories specified(The target camera volume and whatever end directory), and then How about a script that remembers each file you transfer and filters for you each time you transfer information? I am just brainstorming here, but I think that at this point you are probably going to write your own software, and since you said you are familiar with rysnc, lets try something that sits on top of rsync. I know that instead of copying I could move the videos out of the camera, so no syncing would be required but I need to keep the footage in the camera because it's being used as a playback device as well. I've looked into file management tools, and even rsync, but I cannot find a way to sync only the new videos, keeping in mind that the imported footage has been organized/moved into subdirectories. In conclusion: is there a tool or process that mimics PMB's sync? I've contacted their support but they said, "the camcorder was only tested with original OSs and they do not support virtual machines." Unfortunately, those last versions are buggy and the program crashes every time I try to sync the camcorder.
AVCHD COLLECTION ON CAMERAS SOFTWARE
Then you may organize the imported footage into folders, however you like via the software or even Finder.
AVCHD COLLECTION ON CAMERAS MAC
Sony's advice for importing footage into the Mac is via the transfer feature of iMovie or Final Cut's "log and transfer".īoth applications cost money, but more importantly, the footage is being transcoded, so the initial AVCHD video will not be transfered/stored into your computer. Sony + Mac users know that the supplied footage management software-Picture Motion Browser (PMB)-is only for Windows. I'm a desperate owner of a Sony HDR-XR520V and an avid Mac user.
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