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sokairu
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Calling all Mac users

Post by sokairu » Wed Mar 24, 2004 7:11 pm

yes, this is probably already posted somewhere, but i can't find one conveniently, so shoot me.

i need some help, once i have already ripped movies onto my computer, they are usually in avi or divx (or whatever.. i'm really no good at this) form. unfortunately, i need to convert it to .mov form so my imovie program can use it. does anyone know of a way i can convert the files with a program, hopefully for free? THANKS.

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Post by SkaterNeo311 » Wed Mar 24, 2004 9:40 pm

Well, the program I use usually lets me import the files to imovie, except the problem is, it only will rip great amounts of footage, which need to be reduced to the few shots I need.

Thats my problem with the editing for the most part. However, if that doesnt bother you, look for a program called "hand brake" on versiontracker.com. That should allow you to rip files, and then import them to imovie.

Hope that helps, I'm looking for help on a few of my problems as mentioned above as it is...

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Post by ongakuka » Fri Mar 26, 2004 1:11 pm

install Divx and the ffmpeg divx components, then QT Pro & export to DV

if you have MPEG/MPEG2 source, MacMpeg2Decoder does a great job

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