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Many new Macs have an SD card slot. Just insert the SDHC card in the slot.

If you are using an older Mac, you will need a SDHC-to-USB reader/writer like this one.

Just insert your SDHC card into the reader and connect it to a USB port on your Mac. It will appear as a No Name hard

drive on your desktop. You will now be ready to open Final Cut Pro and begin editing.

CopYing AVChD fooTAge To A hArD DriVe

Drive on your desktop.

sTeP #2 – oPen THe no naMe HaRD DRIVe

When you open No Name you will see a folder named Private. You will want to copy this folder to your hard drive. Do

not try to copy from any other folder within the "private" folder, as the structure of folders inside is important. Create a

destination folder that you have named with an easily recognizable identifier, such as the project and the date. It is highly

recommended to verify the integrity of the copy before re-formatting your SDHC cards. Also, consider your backup

strategy as you begin to accumulate larger numbers of folders and projects. The more planning up front, the easier your

life will be when you decide to

(re-purposing content).

keY poinT #3. WriTe proTeCT Your sDhC CArD prior To mounTing.

our SDHC card has a small little slider on the left hand side of the card labeled "Lock."

Push this slider down to write protect the data on your card. This is a critical step to protect

your footage before you insert the SDHC card into your Card reader, Camera, or computer

SDHC Slot for mounting. Your Mac will see the SDHC card as a No Name Drive (see below)

and immediately try to index the card. In indexing the card, it will try to write data to it. If

you have not write protected the card, you could lose some of your footage as the Mac does

this indexing. Don't risk it, just write protect the SD card as soon as you remove it from your

camera.

sTeP #1 – MoUnT THe sDHC CaRD on YoUR CoMPUTeR

Many people prefer to copy their footage to a hard drive before editing. This is a good

practice. Not only does this free up the SDHC card so that you can use it again after verifying

that the transfer is successful, but it gives you a back up if you choose to keep the SDHC

card. After you have inserted the SDHC Card into the USB reader, find the No Name Hard

re-visit material for different sessions