Does that method make them appear in iTunes movie section and are they
converted or does that still have to be done by iTunes?
Andrew
On 23/12/2008, at 2:47 PM, Ronda Brown wrote:
On 23/12/2008, at 11:05 AM, Denise Williams wrote:
Hi all,
I recently downloaded some movie files from Vuze
On 23/12/2008, at 11:05 AM, Denise Williams wrote:
Hi all,
I recently downloaded some movie files from Vuze (a new Azureus),
but they
won't drag into my itunes. I can play them easily with Quicktime,
but want
to play them with itunes so they can be put on an ipod. They are in
the .avi
f
I've had some success with DivX Doctor II. If the avi creator has
created it a certain way (as are about 80-90% of them in my
experience) DivX Doctor converts it to a .mov file with zero loss a
quality and only takes about 5min for a 700mb file. iTunes plays these
no probs, but don't know about iP
I have had some issues with Handbrake failing to convert some files and quality
issues with iSquint (BTW. now no longer supported) that have been solved with
MPEGStreamclip.
Trying all three will give you the ability to deal with almost any file.
Sent from Marks BlackBerry Curve...
-O
I also like iSquint for this: http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/19769/isquint
.
Very simple to use, and never had a problem with it.
James
On 23/12/2008, at 11:19 AM, Dark1 wrote:
Yes. Handbrake is an excellent freeware program that can be used to
convert video. The best option in term
Yes. Handbrake is an excellent freeware program that can be used to
convert video. The best option in terms of video quality/small file
size is x264 but optimal configuration for it isn't straightforward
without a little reading and it will require a lot of CPU time. There
are other H264
Hi all,
I recently downloaded some movie files from Vuze (a new Azureus), but they
won't drag into my itunes. I can play them easily with Quicktime, but want
to play them with itunes so they can be put on an ipod. They are in the .avi
format, maybe this is the reason why they won't import into itu
may I suggest myselfsee signature
James
On 23/12/2008, at 9:01, Lloyd White wrote:
Advice please.
My Denon all-in-one DVD/CD/Radio/amplifier/other stuff needs
repairs. The CD
drive has developed the ³click of death² and will have to be replaced.
(that¹s what I get for buying an ³all-in
Hi Lloyd,
couple of months ago I had problem with my " NAD 705" amp, ( about
16 yrs old, excellent, ) I took it to " Alberts " at Joondalup, they
repaired it in I think was 8 days, ( I think they till have the shop
in Perth where we got it originally ) worth a phone call,
Bill
On 23
I go to Regal Electronics Unit 18/143 Stirling Highway Nedlands 6009
Ph 08 9389 8344 mob 0414737724 I have used him once. do not know how
busy he is although I took my controller in there two days ago and he
said he would call me back Monday--- still waitng :-(
Mac
On 23/12/2008, at 9:01 A
Advice please.
My Denon all-in-one DVD/CD/Radio/amplifier/other stuff needs repairs. The CD
drive has developed the ³click of death² and will have to be replaced.
(that¹s what I get for buying an ³all-in one² unit).
One Electronics firm has a waiting list of 4-8 weeks before even looking at
it.
Thanks for the very comprehensive report,very kind of you.I will wait
for the upgrade.
Mac
Sent from my iPod
On 22/12/2008, at 10:57 PM, Mark Heeler wrote:
MalMac,
After having a MacMini connected to a TV, I have now two AppleTV's
(two TV's) and the MacMini has gone for
a variety of rea
MalMac,
After having a MacMini connected to a TV, I have now two AppleTV's
(two TV's) and the MacMini has gone for
a variety of reasons including ease of use and under utilisation with
a much better quality picture also being
a benefit of the ATV (which has HDMI and Component Video not just
13 matches
Mail list logo
