You should be able to import it into iMovie.
At least then you can play around with the format and export it back
to Quicktime or maybe even burn a DVD.
On 06/06/2006, at 5:28 PM, Mervyn & Giuliana Bond wrote:
I have been presented with a CD with a QuickTime Movie.
The movie consists of simulated views in 3D of the outside and
interior of a building. These views have been generated from
architectural drawings.
The clip lasts for 27 seconds, pans around the building, enters the
building, pans within the building. I feel seasick trying to catch
the detail in less than half a minute.
Is there any way to slow down QuickTime player?
I would like to set it up as a standing display for people to see,
but not at the speed of light.
Any suggestions?
Merv
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