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is there any program that can convert movie files from mpegs?
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Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: Iowa State Univesity
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iMovie doesn't like mpegs but that's what one of our digital cameras uses. Is there any program that can convert movies from mpegs to just plain quicktime format?
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Join Date: Jun 2000
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This belongs in the Multimedia forum. Transferring ...
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Join Date: Nov 2000
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Can't you just use the QuickTime Player program? It can open just about anything and then export as all sorts of things (including QuickTime movie files and even a DV Stream that iMovie should like). You may need to pay the $30 for the "Pro" version to get all the options avialable.
-Doug
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Join Date: Sep 2000
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QT 5 Pro is the way to go. $30 it's a steal, despite what some people are bitchin about. You can even make lovely cupcakes with sprinkles with it. (well, not really, but you eat one whilst installing it -if that makes you feel better) Support Apple products!
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walter
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Actually, if all you need to do is export, you could use movieplayer 2.5 - this will allow you to do exports using just about any codecs installed with your current Quicktime installation.
Movieplayer 2.5 is easy to find too; I found a copy on one of my Sarah McLachlan CDs.
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Join Date: Dec 1999
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If the MPEGs are MUXed (i.e. audio and video in one track), you will end up with a video-only QuickTime clip. You will need a deMUXing utility and then import the clips as seperate audio and video files into iMovie.
If the MPEGs are not MUXed, you're all set.
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