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<blockquote data-quote="hughvane" data-source="post: 1944428" data-attributes="member: 56231">I hope I’m in the right forum, but this is to ask for advice and assistance in editing an MP4 movie. It’s of a neighbour’s tall tree-felling event and filmed using a Canon camera. It replays well with Apple Quicktime and TV, but the actual drama of the tree falling is the final 30 seconds only. The file is ~576 Mb, far too large to be sent to interested parties via email.Online advice keeps telling me how simple a matter it is to use this or that app, including Quicktime; plus various third-party applications, that, frankly, bewilder my old brain. In a past life I used QTPro, which is no longer.I need to retain the original file, but wish to copy, save, then distribute the final 30 seconds of it only.From your personal experience please, what is the recommended method? TIA.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hughvane, post: 1944428, member: 56231"] [SIZE=3]I hope I’m in the right forum, but this is to ask for advice and assistance in editing an MP4 movie. It’s of a neighbour’s tall tree-felling event and filmed using a Canon camera. It replays well with Apple Quicktime and TV, but the actual drama of the tree falling is the final 30 seconds only. The file is ~576 Mb, far too large to be sent to interested parties via email. Online advice keeps telling me how simple a matter it is to use this or that app, including Quicktime; plus various third-party applications, that, frankly, bewilder my old brain. In a past life I used QTPro, which is no longer. I need to retain the original file, but wish to copy, save, then distribute the final 30 seconds of it only. From your personal experience please, what is the recommended method? TIA.[/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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