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R.e. ffmpegX.... check this out..! :)

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theombudsman

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I posted earlier about some avi playback problems on me mac with my new casio camera... was winding me up a treat.

Came across this piece if shareware... as its so good I thought I would start a new thread introducing it to everyone and spread the word.

Have a look at this.. it works a treat.

http://homepage.mac.com/major4/index.html

Cheers

The Ombudsman.
 
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jeXus

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theombudsman said:
I posted earlier about some avi playback problems on me mac with my new casio camera... was winding me up a treat.

Came across this piece if shareware... as its so good I thought I would start a new thread introducing it to everyone and spread the word.

Have a look at this.. it works a treat.

http://homepage.mac.com/major4/index.html

Cheers

The Ombudsman.
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Yea, This software is pretty good. I use it to convert my mpeg2 files off my new JVC camcorder into a format that I can edit with. It does the job. It also has a batch feature lets you do multiple files I especially liked that.
 
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jeXus

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jeXus said:
Yea, This software is pretty good. I use it to convert my mpeg2 files off my new JVC camcorder into a format that I can edit with. It does the job. It also has a batch feature lets you do multiple files I especially liked that.
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OOpppss. I lied. i did use that app and still do at times but I found one called mpeg streamclip which I like better. Sorry for the mix up. Was at work when I wrote post. :)
 
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FFMpegX is really cool and powerful, but a bit difficult to use at first...
I ended up finding the settings I wanted by trial & error more than anything...

TOO MANY OPTIONS! ;)
 

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