On Mar 1, 2010, at 12:15 PM, DagT wrote:
On my mac I can play .avi-movies with ordinary Quicktime, VLC, DivX
player, realplayer and MPlayer. Some of them may have problems with
the sound codec, but VLC handles most cases.
DagT
Hi Dag,
I can play them with QuickTime, but I want to edit them and maybe burn
them to Blu-Ray DVD. I think I need the latest version of toast to
accomplish the latter.
Paul
Den 1. mars 2010 kl. 00.51 skrev Brendan MacRae:
check that. you'll need to covert it to .mov first. there are
programs to do this. here's one:
http://for-mac.mp4kits.com/guides/avi-to-imovie/
-B
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The latest
version of IIMovie doesn't recognize the K7 AVi video files. At
least
not for me:-)
Paul
It may need to be converted in QT
first. Whoever posted the K7 video that was linked to recently
showing the new
Leica S2 probably edited it in iMovie 09 because I recognized the
title
template.
-Brendan
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