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How to transcode .avi to .mov?Posted by Andy Wills
Hello! LAFCPUG lifesavers!
Is there a way to make media manager change avi files to mov? I'm doing it manually, one at a time, just by exporting the avi clip as a mov with the same codec, framing etc. As far as I can see, the media manager doesn't allow you to specify .mov - you can just specify the codec. It would save me a whole lot of time if I could do this automatically. I need to use "Advanced Pulldown Removal", which doesn't work on .avi files. Unfortunately the files were captured as .avi, without the timecode from the tape, before I got involved in this project. The lack of original timecode means that to simply re-capture the footage using the "advanced pulldown removal" capture setting is even more labour intensive than exporting each file one by one. Thanks in advance for any advice you can give. All the best, Andy
Make a Compressor droplet and batch them through that, Andy. Much better quality results and you can dump them all in there and walk away. If they are some kind of weird frame rate or size (as some were I got recently) you can personalise the droplet to suit.
Mpeg streamclip also works on most AVIs, as long as you have the extra AVI components installed for Quicktime. How to do this is in the Mpeg streamclip manual.
Yeah, the batch function is quite helpful.
I used to convert videos one by one. But I solved the problem by using ojosoft AVI to MOV converter, which supports batch conversion. U can just choose all the videos and drag them into the input file area. Then it will do the conversions automatically.
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