On 1952 -0400 21.8.02, Seth M. did say:
Well thanks for all the info. I knew about editing with QTPro but it seems
you can only edit quicktime movies with it. I had a bunch of *.MPGs so this
wouldn't work. As far as I knew mpgs were quicktime movies but QT movies
have the extension *.mov. Sorry
Exporting to a DV Stream is a feature of QT 6 Pro.
On Thursday, August 22, 2002, at 03:04 AM, Jon Glass wrote:
How do you export to DV? Is this a feature of Pro or something else? I
hadn't heard of that...
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on 8/21/02 5:30 AM, Lluís Bruch at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, there is a very easy way. With QuickYime Pro, you can do it just
with a copy and paste. You can wath it at Apple's site:
http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/theater/edit.html
If you wish to cheat find an old installer for
on 8/20/02 10:16 PM, Seth M. at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there any way of linking together a bunch of QuickTime movies into a
single larger file. I've got a bunch of clips that I want to link together
to make into one 10min movie. I was wondering if there was a quicker way of
achieving
Seth McBean wrote:
Wow I'm going to give this a try. Cant do it now but now I've got a project for the
evening.
You do need the pro version or a copy of Movie Player 2.5 to do this.
Note, the 2.5 movie player also supports all the new codecs when a newer
version of Quicktime is installed.
Well thanks for all the info. I knew about editing with QTPro but it seems
you can only edit quicktime movies with it. I had a bunch of *.MPGs so this
wouldn¹t work. As far as I knew mpgs were quicktime movies but QT movies
have the extension *.mov. Sorry if I caused any confusion on that. The
El dijous, 22 d'agost, 2002, a les 01:52 , Seth M. va escriure:
Well thanks for all the info. I knew about editing with QTPro but it
seems
you can only edit quicktime movies with it. I had a bunch of *.MPGs so
this
wouldn¹t work. As far as I knew mpgs were quicktime movies but QT movies
Yeah I only have had luck with converting and I have had mixed results with
audio quality. My safest bet has always been exporting to DV then editing
with iMovie but this is just too time consuming for two dozen or so clips.
on 8/21/02 8:43 PM, Lluís Bruch at [EMAIL PROTECTED] coherently
make sure you check the make movie self-contained option in save as
dialog...otherwise, when you trash the bits that you made the movie
from - you lose the movie
cheers
vlad
On Wednesday, August 21, 2002, at 05:36 , Scott Moran wrote:
Seth,
If I understand your question right, just
I am fairli sure that u can do that using quicktime Pro
On Tuesday, August 20, 2002, at 08:16 PM, Seth M. wrote:
Is there any way of linking together a bunch of QuickTime movies into a
single larger file. I've got a bunch of clips that I want to link
together
to make into one 10min
El dimecres, 21 agost, 2002, a les 05:16 , Seth M. va escriure:
Is there any way of linking together a bunch of QuickTime movies into a
single larger file. I've got a bunch of clips that I want to link
together
to make into one 10min movie. I was wondering if there was a quicker
way of
Seth,
If I understand your question right, just get all your movie files on
your desktop, then open the one you want to open up with. We'll call
this Movie A. Movie A will then pop up in your QT Player. Play the movie
to its end or move your little playback head to the end of the movie.
Then
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