Read ^ any apps?
sourcehound Registered Apr 1, 2006 #2 edshin95 said: Read ^ any apps? Click to expand... ffmpegX can certainly convert .avi to .mp4, and Quicktime Pro should be able to transcode the .mp4 to .mov afterward.
edshin95 said: Read ^ any apps? Click to expand... ffmpegX can certainly convert .avi to .mp4, and Quicktime Pro should be able to transcode the .mp4 to .mov afterward.
mdnky [Bobs/Prog/Design:~] mod% Staff member Mod Apr 1, 2006 #3 As long as it (the AVI) is encoded in a QT compatible codec, QT Pro should work just fine. The only problem you may run into is with the IV50 files, which would require using QT Pro under Classic mode.
As long as it (the AVI) is encoded in a QT compatible codec, QT Pro should work just fine. The only problem you may run into is with the IV50 files, which would require using QT Pro under Classic mode.
Mikuro Crotchety UI Nitpicker Apr 1, 2006 #4 Note that for QuickTime to read most AVIs, you'll need the Divx QT codec, available at divx.com. ffmpegX is an awesome all-in-one solution that works independently of QuickTime.
Note that for QuickTime to read most AVIs, you'll need the Divx QT codec, available at divx.com. ffmpegX is an awesome all-in-one solution that works independently of QuickTime.
A AkleyMac Registered Apr 2, 2006 #5 I have a program called MPEG Streamclip for doing that kind of thing - I find it works better than Quicktime Pro, and its free. You can get it from: http://www.squared5.com/ Hope this helps! AkleyMac
I have a program called MPEG Streamclip for doing that kind of thing - I find it works better than Quicktime Pro, and its free. You can get it from: http://www.squared5.com/ Hope this helps! AkleyMac
symphonix Scratch & Sniff Committee Apr 3, 2006 #6 Also, if the AVI file is a DivX one, you can use DiVX Doctor II to re-encode it to a MOV file.
M MisterMe Registered Apr 3, 2006 #7 symphonix said: Also, if the AVI file is a DivX one, you can use DiVX Doctor II to re-encode it to a MOV file. Click to expand... With DivX 6 installed, the re-encode step in unnecessary.
symphonix said: Also, if the AVI file is a DivX one, you can use DiVX Doctor II to re-encode it to a MOV file. Click to expand... With DivX 6 installed, the re-encode step in unnecessary.