Okay, I have not searched the archives for this info, but bear with me.
I just don't have a lot of extra time on my hands right now.
My 18 year old son was killed in a bicycle/truck accident a month ago.
I have a dvd a friend of his made of some video of them doing typical
teenage boy stuff. Just hanging out. It was made with Premier on a PC. I
want to take this video, import it to my Mac, and pull still images from it.
(there are some priceless shots of my son, Joey) It is compressed, and I
don't know what compression was used. It shows up in iMovie, Premier, and
Final Cut Express as grayed out files. I can't access them at all. I can't
even play them. The dvd plays fine on my dvd player with my TV. I have 2
copies of the video. One in -R and one in +R. Neither will work at all on
my 900.
My computer specs are:
S900
G4-450 processor
848 megs of ram
Final Cut Express
iMovie
OS 9.1, 9.2, 10.2.8
I also have access to Premier at school, and will get my own copy if
necessary.
Any help that you can give me would be greatly appreciated.
Mike
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