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Do you want to batch process camcorder footage such as AVCHD MTS/M2TS files at one time? Or you may want to make some basic editing like joining, cutting and then output the movies for different usage. The guide introduces who to <b><a href="http://www.aunsoft.com/batch_manage_camcorder_avchd_mts_m2ts_footage_at_one_time_on_mac_os_x/">batch handle AVCHD MTS/M2TS footage at one time</a></b>, one for lossless output, the other for transcoding to other formats. <br /><br /><b>Featured Camcorder Software for Mac</b> <br /><br /><b><a href="http://www.aunsoft.com/final-mate-mac/">Aunsoft Final Mate for Mac</a></b>, the ultimate camcorder companion for Mac users, help capture AVCHD footage from camcorder, edit MTS/M2TS files on Timeline, lossless output your memories or convert to other Mac friendly formats, such as Apple ProRes 422 Codec or AIC. <br /> <br /><b>How to <a href="http://www.aunsoft.com/final-mate-mac/">Batch Process AVCHD Footage on Mac</a> with Final Mate for Mac? </b>Please follow the step by step guide below. <br /><br />Step 1: <b>Free Download AVCHD camcorder software for Mac</b>. <br /><br />First of all, free download trial version of <b><a href="http://membercenter.aunsoft.com/download/?s=8ab8a5878beb4005ec26373a35a4fd24&n=www.aunsoft.com/final-mate-mac/">Final Mate for Mac</a></b> and then install the software on your Mac computer. You can launch the app from Application folder. <br /><br />Step 2: <b>Import AVCHD MTS/M2TS files</b>. <br />There are two ways for you to add AVCHD footage to Final Mate for Mac. The first way is to import files from camcorder, the other is from computer. <br /><br />- Import AVCHD MTS/M2TS files from camcorder to the program <br />If you haven't copies your AVCHD footage to your computer, you can directly connect your camcorder to your Mac machine and launch Final Mate for Mac to capture AVCHD footage. Follow included camcorder wizard to easily transfer MTS.M2TS videos to the program. Imported videos will be listed in Camcorder Tab of Final Mate for Mac main interface. <br /> <br />- Import AVCHD MTS/M2TS files from computer to the program <br />Or you can add AVCHD footage from your computer. In this case, just launch Final Mate for Mac. <br />Click Resource Tab and select a path from the drop-down list of "Path" "Add" , then all AVCHD videos saved in this path will be automatically listed in Resource Tab. The AVCHD videos shown in Resource Tab are available for further editing in Final Mate for Mac. <br /> <br />Step 3: <b>Create movies for lossless output and for conversion</b>. <br />Final Mate for Mac is able to batch process AVCHD files at one time, one for lossless output and the other for conversion. To create movies for two different purposes, please click on Create Movie button in Movies Tab to choose the type of movie you want to create. <br /> <br />Click "For Lossless Output" to create a blank movie for lossless output without re-encoding. And click "For Conversion" to create a blank movie for conversion. After you've created movies, you can drag and drop files from Camcorder Tab or Resource Tab to the blank movies. <br /><br />Tip: <br />1) A movie represents an output file. So if you want to join multiple AVCHD clips into one, just drag and drop files to one single movie and all files will be merged as one video. <br />2) For lossless output movies, please make sure that all your files imported to this blank movie are of the same format (MTS or M2TS) and parameters (such as frame rate, resolution, etc). <br /><br />Step 4: Edit your movies. <br />Double click a AVCHD movie in Movies Tab to select and highlight it in the Timeline. Then you are able to make some basic editing, such as split, trim, crop or replace audio file. <br /> <br />Note: About lossless output movies, you can only split or cut the scenes. For other editing features such as video restoration, audio replacement, they are not available. But for conversion output movies, all the editing features in Final Mate for Mac are available. <br /><br />Step 5: Output your movies. <br />Click on Export button and you can find output details on Export window. It will list the number of lossless output movie and conversion output movie. <br /> <br />After confirming your output details, please click on Export into Editor, Export into Device or Common Formats to choose output format for movies to be converted. In this case, I follow Export into Editor &gt; Final Cut Pro &gt; Apple ProRes 422(*.mov) to convert AVCHD MTS/M2TS movies to Apple ProRes MOV format for further editing in FCP. <br /> <br />Once you've chosen your output format for movies to be converted, click ok to start exporting your movies. <br /><br />With Final Mate for Mac, you can easily <b><a href="http://sony-mts-converter.com/2011/06/batch-managehandle-camcorder-avchd-mtsm2ts-footage-at-one-time-on-mac-os-x/">Handle AVCHD camcorder footage in batch</a></b>, either lossless joining/splitting files for playback on HD TV or convert MTS/M2TS files to Mac friendly format such as Apple ProRes 422(*.MOV), Apple Intermediate Codec(*.mov). <br /><br /><b>Tip</b>: If you are a PC user, you can choose the correspondent product <b><a href="http://www.aunsoft.com/final-mate/">Aunsoft Final Mate</a></b> for batch handling AVCHD files on Windows platform.

OS: Any Linux / Unix Systems
Purpose : To create a text file containing a list of contents of a directory in specific manner.
Mode of Operation: Command Line Interface
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We often need to create List of contents in a directory, such as , for a Personal Work Logs where each entry represents the activity on a specific day.

We can create File list quickly and easily in Linux and use it to find specific files quickly.

Though there are several methods and several commands , we only focus on easy way , which need to use two commands - cd , ls
cd - [Change Directory] changes the current working directory to specified directory.
USAGE: cd
For more details, Type " man cd " on Terminal or visit here

ls - [LiSt] This command lists the contents. This command supports many options which will customize the output
USAGE: ls
For More Details , Type " man ls " on Terminal or visit here

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STEPS

1. First we need to open a Terminal ( Shell / Bash ).
   You can find shortcut to execute Terminal in Application Menu.
   In Ubuntu shortcut to open terminal is [Ctrl] + [Alt] + [T] or press [Alt] + [F2] to open Run and type " gnome-terminal "
   Or you can get a terminal by Pressing [Ctrl} + [Alt] + [F1] ~ [F6]
   A typical Terminal may look like this
   
   So now we have a terminal to work with. :-)
   
   
2. Now we need to change current working folder location (In most cases its user's home directory. In my case its /home//Documents) to the folder, of which contents should be listed.
   you can view current working directory by the help of command. Type pwd and press [Enter]
   For this we can use cd command.
   Say, your folder whose contents should be listed is " Source " and is located in " /home/Documents/ " then you should type as
   
   cd /home/Documents/Source and press [Enter]
   
   For example, i need to create a list of my English video song collection ( My English songs are located on /media/FUNCLUB/2.VIDEO SONGS/ENGLISH ) , then i would type first:
   
   cd /media/FUNCLUB/2.VIDEO SONGS/ENGLISH
   
   To confirm working directory is changed properly, type " pwd " and press [Enter]. It should display our folder.
   
   
   
3. Now type ' ls ' and press [Enter]. Then it should display folder's contents.
   
   If you can see contents of folder , everything is working well.
   
   
4. Now need to tell ls how the contents should by displayed. There a lots of formats ls supports. Commonly used formats are
   
   • ls -l Display contents in detailed List View
     
     In Order Permissions Owner Group Size in Bytes Created On File Name
     
     
   • ls -h Tell ls to display sizes in human readable format (KB, Mb, GB etc.)
     This option uses in conjunction with other options like -l, -s etc
     
     
     
   • ls -s Display File name and its contents. Usually with -h
     
     
     
   • There are a lot more options to control the output format of ls command. To find more about this, please visit here.
     
     
5. We have learned how to format output of ' ls '.
   ' ls ' command outputs to the standard Output (STDOUT) of computer, which is most commonly the monitor itself. Now all we need to save the screen prints to a file so that we can view results later.
   Here what we do is to transfer the output produced by ls command to a file. This is done by " > " ( 'Greater Than' Symbol ).
   'Character' - ' Purpose '
   ' > ' - Transfer the output from STDOUT to file
   ' >> ' - Append the output to specified file (Add the output to end of file)
   
   
   Usage:
   ls [Options] >[File]
   
   example:
   
   ls -sh >/home/nightflare/Desktop/List_Of_Video_files.txt