Quicktime doesn't like to deal with muxed (audio and video in one
file) mpeg files when it comes to exporting. You need something to
use something else to de-mux them. ffmpeg is good for this but Mpeg
Streamclip is probably easier as it is designed specifically for this.
Basically it is a handy little tool for taking mpeg files and
converting them into Quicktimes, and its free :-)
http://www.alfanet.it/squared5/mpegstreamclip.html
hope this helps,
cheers
Dave
On 18/08/2005, at 10:02 AM, naschmult wrote:
> Ok. I bought Quicktime Pro to edit and compress and export my mpeg 1
> video into quicktime. However when I try to file-export movie to
> quicktime.. It doesn't save my freakn' audio from the video clip!!
> What the hell!?!?!
>
> Does anyone know how to fix it? I tried everything in the differnt
> options and everything. Please let me know..
>
> Nick
> www.lastlapnick.blogspot.com
>
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