Hi. In less than a month I will "convert" myself to the Mac-world. Since today, I've used Adobe Premiere CS4 to edit my videos and I will still use it on my new Mac. I have a Sony FX1 and on my PC I've always used HDVSplit to import videos and split them automatically. I've read that for Mac there's HDVxDV. I only would like to know if this software does all the the things of HDVSplit: importing in a m2t file (or other) ready for Premiere and have my videos automatically splitted when the scene changes. Thank you so much for your answers. Bye.

Mac freeware dvhs cap does this. There's a newer version of it too. It's not the easiest thing to find on Apple's site though.

Thanks for your answer. I've searched in Google and in the Apple site but I cannot find it. Do you know where it is? Thank you so much.

I've found this link: http://developer.apple.com/sdk/
Where can I found DVHS Cap? Maybe in this DMG: "FireWire SDK 26 for Mac OS X (DMG)"?

I've seen on the web that DVHS Cap imports the video as one file. What can I use then to automatically separate all the clips (live HDVSplit does)? Is MPegStreamClip good for this or do I have to use HDVxDV?

Thank you so much. Bye!

Please, nobody can answer me?

Ok, I got it. I'll ask in another forum. Bye bye.