QT7.4 seems to have fixed some Vista bugs.
joly
At 08:33 AM 1/12/2008, you wrote:
Yes. I am using Vista. I guess I shouldn't be surprised if that is
part of the problem
Tim
On Jan 12, 2008 5:27 AM, WWWhatsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are you, by any chance, using Vista?
joly
Are you, by any chance, using Vista?
joly
something is happening to my videos when I create them as .avi files
on Windows media player and then convert them to .mov on QT Pro.
Nothing is ever as easy as yout hink. It gets all fuzzy, pixelates,
and even breaks
down at certain times, and the
Yes. I am using Vista. I guess I shouldn't be surprised if that is
part of the problem
Tim
On Jan 12, 2008 5:27 AM, WWWhatsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are you, by any chance, using Vista?
joly
something is happening to my videos when I create them as .avi files
on Windows media
Hi Again Everyone,
I'm sending this plea for help out again because while I was able to
convert my video from .wmv to .mov using a third-party program, it was
not at the quality that I would have liked, and I would like to get my
money's worth from QT Pro. That being said, anyone who can help me
I'm sending this plea for help out again because while I was able to
convert my video from .wmv to .mov using a third-party program, it was
not at the quality that I would have liked, and I would like to get my
money's worth from QT Pro. That being said, anyone who can help me
with
Yep. It's the most recent QT Pro.
Tim
On Jan 7, 2008 11:16 AM, Jay dedman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm sending this plea for help out again because while I was able to
convert my video from .wmv to .mov using a third-party program, it was
not at the quality that I would have liked,
I suspect you have a codec problem. Just a few thoughts.
1. I'd download a copy of MPEG Sreamclip, import the .avi to .mov to
see if that helps.
2. Or you could bring it into Windows Movie Maker2 and export it out
as DV - avi. Then bring it into QT Pro.
I wouldn't convert anything using Windows
Have you tried Flip4Mac. It takes a WMV and converts it to .mov.
Just a thought.
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Gena [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I suspect you have a codec problem. Just a few thoughts.
1. I'd download a copy of MPEG Sreamclip, import the .avi to .mov to
see if that
I have always converted my movies using Windows Movie Maker (which is
what I meant in the first e-mail but was rushing when I typed it -
must remember to proofread e-mails) into QT Pro. It is my only
option, and it is what I'm used to. It's never given me a problem
before. I did convert it as a
No problem, I'm trying to upload for Semanal as well and as you can
see you are not the only one with slippery fingers.
Hmmm. Did you add a new program that has overtaken a file extension?
Another thing I would look at is the QTP export settings. Was
something changed or reverted back to a
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