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Quicktime to Windows Media
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05 Dec 2011 18:46 #2409
by Andrew1973
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How do I convert a quicktime Move to Windows Media on a MAC.
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05 Dec 2011 23:02 - 06 Dec 2011 09:22 #2413
by Mikeybouchereau
Replied by Mikeybouchereau on topic Re: Quicktime to Windows Media
You have a few solutions.
First to use the WMV9 Codec you have to use Flip4Mac, then export through QuickTime or compressor
( www.flip4mac.com )
If you wan WMV and are ok with the VC1 codec then telestream episode or Sorenson Squeeze works. I am a big fan of Sorenson Squeeze, not only does it creat vc1 WMV files but it also let's you create webm videos for html5.
But for the most part an h.264 QuickTime should be good for most clients.
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EDIT - Fixed a few typos, I was on an iPad at work.
First to use the WMV9 Codec you have to use Flip4Mac, then export through QuickTime or compressor
( www.flip4mac.com )
If you wan WMV and are ok with the VC1 codec then telestream episode or Sorenson Squeeze works. I am a big fan of Sorenson Squeeze, not only does it creat vc1 WMV files but it also let's you create webm videos for html5.
But for the most part an h.264 QuickTime should be good for most clients.
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EDIT - Fixed a few typos, I was on an iPad at work.
Last edit: 06 Dec 2011 09:22 by Mikeybouchereau.
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06 Dec 2011 09:17 #2420
by BenB
Replied by BenB on topic Re: Quicktime to Windows Media
Huge Flip4Mac fan, and be sure to get the version that does what you want. There's like 4 of them to chose from. And I second the H.264 comment.
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