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Best app for home video catalog

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I have Aperture for my images and most of my videos shot i MOV-format. But I have a ton (600+ GB) of old video footage shot in AVCHD (mts and m2ts). I could rewrap (with ClipWRAP) all the footage ind to a mov-container and import to Aperture. But there must be a program - like Aperture - but made for video.

Please let me hear your thought and recommendation on application.
 
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Hi Im bumping on this one... No one with an ideal App for video indexing?
 

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