Don't know if this helps, Charles, but I've just used flip4mac to
convert some WMV files to QT. See if you think they feel like WMV
files.

The "Strangers" video and the "Princess & Man of Her Dreams" vids
originate with WMV files.

http://fauxpress.blogspot.com

Jan
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On Jul 27, 2005, at 12:16 PM, Charles HOPE wrote:

> David Meade wrote:
>
>> --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "R. Kristiansen"
>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> I agree, there are no timelines, no transitions, or titling tools in
>>> QT Pro. And still, I have managed to vlog for 7 months using QT pro
>>> 99% of the time. So clearly, it IS possible to vlog with QT pro.
>>>
>>> With time, I will make a bunch of screencasts documenting how I at
>>> least use QT pro. That's a project i've procrastinated for 6 months,
>>> argh.
>>
>> Oh man I would love to see those screencasts Raymond.  I've thought
>> about QuickTime Pro a few times, but have never REALLY understood what
>> it was that I was buying! :-P
>>
>> Forgive me my ignorance, I'm a windows  user who wanted to produce QT
>> movies ... and apple.com says QT Pro will do it ... so I've
>> considered it.
>
>
> I'm eager for a clue as well. Can I edit my movies in MovieMaker and
> then use QT Pro to generate QT files from them? I think QT looks much
> better than WM. Will I get decent quality this way, or will I simply
> end
> up with QT movies that look like WM movies?
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