Does anyone else have trouble with the conversion of QuickTime movies (*.mov) when creating a DVD? I'm finding that when I add my movies they are working fine within the project but when I burn a DVD to play in my DVD player they covert to being really slow and no sound.
Does anyone have any suggestions or know of an independent converter that I could convert the files with before putting them into Ulead DVD Movie Factory 4.0?
Tweety
Quicktime movie conversion
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aztari
mov to dvd
I get the same problem after transferring the mfiles from my digital camera to my hard drive and then adding them to the dvd, they play fine in the program but the dvd plays in very slow motion.
I did have a look on the site mentioned but couldn't find out much
any other help would be appreciated
I did have a look on the site mentioned but couldn't find out much
any other help would be appreciated
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thecoalman
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aztari
If they're in 'pita' format the only thing I want in a pita is a kebab!thecoalman wrote:If there from a digital camera they are "pita" format.MikeGunter wrote:Hi all,
What are the specifications of the QT movies?
Mike
Tha's a joke if your a novice....don't want you googling it for no reason.
Actually I solved the problem I used 'sonic my dvd' and it burned the disc no problem and the dvd plays at the right speed
so why can't ulead do it, gonna call the techies on monday and as long as they ain't in india I'll speak to them
and yes I am a novice in dvd burning so what's a 'pita' format if it's not a kebab?
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tweety28au
Yes, my quicktime movies do come from a digital still camera. A Kodak to be exact.thecoalman wrote:What's the original source, from a digital still camera?
Where do you get this 'sonic my dvd' from? Is it free or do you pay for it?aztari wrote:If they're in 'pita' format the only thing I want in a pita is a kebab!
Actually I solved the problem I used 'sonic my dvid' and it burned the disc no problem and the dvd plays at the right speed
so why can't ulead do it, gonna call the techies on monday and as long as they ain't in india I'll speak to them
and yes I am a novice in dvd burning so what's a 'pita' format if it's not a kebab?
I'm a novice too and don't know what it meant by 'pita' format.
Tweety
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aztari
G'Day Tweety
Where do you get this 'sonic my dvd' from? Is it free or do you pay for it?
it's from www.sonic.com and
no it's not free but at least it can burn mov files from my kodak digital
Aztari
Where do you get this 'sonic my dvd' from? Is it free or do you pay for it?
it's from www.sonic.com and
no it's not free but at least it can burn mov files from my kodak digital
Aztari
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rossdog
Kodak .mov files - transfer / view in Windows Media Player
For clarification, I have a Kodak which shoots in .mov files. I want to transfer them so they can be viewed in Windows Media Player format. Does this software accomodate this and do it well - or is there another program? Is it the "sonic" program which one poster referred to? Did it work well?
Appreciate the insight!
Appreciate the insight!