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Old September 26th, 2002, 05:31 PM
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Anyone know of an mp4 converter?

Okay, I know quicktime plays mp4's (or AAC audio or whatever.) But what program can convert files to Mp4's (or AAC audio or whatever)? I need to get the music files for my game compressed, but I don't wanna lose quality.
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you can use quicktime for converting audio files to .mp4 audio files. i don't know if it's a feature of the free quicktime player, though. at least QT Pro does the job. just open your source file, select File/Export and choose the appropriate option...
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Old September 26th, 2002, 06:58 PM
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*Sigh* I checked and can't do it in the regular quicktime. I had the pro version of quicktime 5, but of course the serial number is worthless now. Does anyone know of any freeware that can do this?
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If you're talking about the QuickTime 6 version of MPEG-4 then you have to use QuickTime Pro 6. There are other codecs that call themselves MPEG-4, and they may have a legitimate claim to it, but they're incompatible with Apple's version of MPEG-4.

I don't know who's to blame here, but MPEG-4 is about as specific a term as "Xerox machine."

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