Just bought a wonderful Kodak digital still camera (V603) with very decent quality MPEG-4 video recording capability. It records the videos as Quicktime mpeg-4 with a .mov extension 640x480 30fps.
I Downloaded a clip to Video Studio 9 but when I tried to edit & create a 20 second mpeg-4 movie it rendered it as a 30 second still image, I subsequently tried to create/render the movie in numerous formats with the same result.
Is it not possible to edit, and/or convert mpeg-4 in Video Studio 9 ????. Can anybody help with this? THANKS
Yes I have the mpeg plugin installed.
MPEG-4 Editing
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Hi Spellicano, welcome to the forums..
If you search using the keyword "kodak" and or quicktime, you may find a thread where Maddrummer done some testing on these files, and the workaround.
Basically if I recall correctly, with your video in the timeline, go to the very end. Then go back 2 frames, and cut it, and delete the last 2 frames. Then render it, same as first video clip. Start a new project, insert the video file you just rendered, and you should be good to go...
Ron P.
If you search using the keyword "kodak" and or quicktime, you may find a thread where Maddrummer done some testing on these files, and the workaround.
Basically if I recall correctly, with your video in the timeline, go to the very end. Then go back 2 frames, and cut it, and delete the last 2 frames. Then render it, same as first video clip. Start a new project, insert the video file you just rendered, and you should be good to go...
Ron P.
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I do IPOD MP4 and the downloaded add-ons enabled me to do it
It is quite wonderful....I produce my own IPOD videos and show them off to friends....I actually have had a better time producing IPOD videos then I do with burning DVDs.
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If that doesn't work......program called Blink which supposedly will convert the mpeg-4 quicktime .MOV file to an mpeg-4 AVI file
Maybe the software that came with your camera has a "save as" option that can convert the file.
Or, try SUPER (FREE!!!) It can convert between many different formats.
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