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Old iMovie files.... how to revive them?
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I have an old imovie project I never finished. All the media is in the folder, but for some reason quicktime won't open it...s omething about 'parsing' or whatnot. It's from OS9.
Anybody have any ideas?
- Rob
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Originally posted by george68:
for some reason quicktime won't open it...something about 'parsing' or whatnot.
hey, that's a great description. you know, my car wouldn't run yesterday....something about a light on the dash board. Can you tell me how to fix that?
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"resource map incorrect".
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So nobody knows about hte resource map error?
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Trying to fix this today. They say 'resource map was incorrect'. Is there a way to repair this?
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Oddly enough when I click 'get info', the preview plays the file fine. So the data is all still there.... it just won't open.
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Also, VLC plays them fine. Just no way to export them when they're playing. Dang.
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I don't know what a resource map is, but VLC can convert anything it can play; choose "open" from the file menu and look for the "Advanced output" option.
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I'm looking for that option, but I don't see it anywhere. What version are you referring to?
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It's been there since at least 0.7. Sorry, it's called "Open File..." from the file menu, then it's a check box down at the bottom of the dialog (you're going to want to look at the settings too).
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