Is the Samsung HMX-W300 imovie compatible?

is the Samsung HMX-W300 imovie compatible?

This worked for us with some modification as the version of Quicktime 10 we have doesn't have send to iMovie.
Connect Samsung video camera to laptop
Open the the “video” folder on the camera and copy videos to your desktop.
Double click on the movie to open in quicktime. Click on the box with the arrow on bottom right of the quicktime movie. Scroll down and select "send to iTunes". Select desired format (usually apple tv choice) and send to iTunes.
Open iMovie and go to FILE - IMPORT - MOVIES and browse to iTunes movies and select the correct video file from iTunes movie folder.
Once the video processes you can edit the video in iMovie ‘11

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Is it listed here?
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http://help.apple.com/imovie/cameras/en/index.html?lang=en_US

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http://help.apple.com/imovie/cameras/en/index.html?lang=en_US
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I don't see that. To me, it looks the same quality as any YouTube video.
How do most YouTube videos look to you?

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Hey cagafromgbr!
Here is an article that can give you an overview of the different ways to import videos in iMovie:
iMovie (2013): Importing overview
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH14670
Thanks for being a part of the Apple Support Communities!
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The built in camera app records in the format that iMovie prefers.
Also iMovie iOS has a built in recorder that shoots in a higher quality.
you you can record then edit straight on the iPad.
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Thanks guys! Appreciate the help. Unfortunately I'm just not getting the same quality/file size/performance that I'm getting from the traditional Apple TV export option.
I did however find what I think might even be a better solution for anyone using a mono wireless mic system like myself... use what's called a 3.5mm stereo jack to 3.5mm mono plug adapter. They're only like $5 and not only convert the audio so it comes out of both speakers, but this is probably a better option cause now in post production (iMovie) the other tracks like music etc... are still in stereo.
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http://support.apple.com/kb/ph2153
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I've been looking for this information on the web, but never find a clear answer... Anyone have this camera and use it on Mac?
cheers

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When exporting a file. Mov, the exported movie is jerky. I tried other exports and the result is always as bad.
It plays ok in iMovie, but not when I export the file. Take a look on the link below :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sh_FdLe9SGk
Filmed in 1080/50i with samsung HMX/S10
I cant understand why it works in iMovie, and not when I export the file !!!
Thanx for help !

The Apple Intermedia Codec is the 'native' or preferred option for editing in iMovie and may not be the best option for playback on your computer or online. The pre-set options available under the Share menu > Export Movie gives you different size options Mobile/Medium/Large etc. And the output is usually an mp4 file (which has an extension of .m4v but can be renamed .mp4 easily without affecting anything). The quality of those .mp4 files might be good enough for you at the larger sizes and playback much more smoothly than the AIC file you have created already. Give it a try.

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