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Vince G.
Joined: 2001-08-03
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| Posted: Wed May 28, 2008 1:48 pm Post subject: Another Conversion Question... |
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How (or, is it possible) can I convert a video shot in Quicktime format over to something that can xferred to DVD format?
I just shot video of my oldest son at a talent show singing entirely in Japanese, and the software in the digital camera shoots video only in Quicktime. I'd like to convert this over to .avi or .mpeg so I can load it onto a DVD and send a copy home to my parents. I have Xilisoft, but there isn't anything in it that'll allow me to do this.
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ron
Joined: 2001-11-06
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Location: Wisconsin
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| Sony Vegas will do the conversion for you....but I suspect you're looking for something more in the "free" range. TMPGEnc should do it, is that free? |
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Vince G.
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ron wrote: Sony Vegas will do the conversion for you....but I suspect you're looking for something more in the "free" range. TMPGEnc should do it, is that free?
I'll give it a look-see. Thanks, Ron! |
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Ford Fairlane
Joined: 2006-11-21
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Location: North Carolina
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I use MPEG Streamclip (a remarkable free program)
http://www.squared5.com/ |
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Vince G.
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I forgot one more:
I have a VH show from the '88 MOR tour in Los Angeles (I was at this show). The person who sent it to me burned the disc as one entire file, i.e. Disc 1 is one large file as is Disc 2. None of the songs are broken into separate tracks. What software can I use to correcrt this?
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radikal
Joined: 2005-04-06
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Vince G. wrote: I forgot one more:
I have a VH show from the '88 MOR tour in Los Angeles (I was at this show). The person who sent it to me burned the disc as one entire file, i.e. Disc 1 is one large file as is Disc 2. None of the songs are broken into separate tracks. What software can I use to correcrt this?
Thanks again!
You need an authoring tool as Tmpgenc,Vegas and even Nero can do that...to create Chapters and Menus but I dont know of any freeware as authoring tools but I will PM you with options I will help you with :thumb:
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