QuickTime 7 Pro for Windows
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QuickTime 7 Pro for Windows
Did what I needed!
Written by PC from Birmingham
08-Feb-2009
Very happy that Pro gave me a quick and easy solution to converting 3GP video files from a Sony Ericsson phone to mpeg4 files for use in Movie maker
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QuickTime 7 Pro for Windows
Its Okays.......
Written by VB from Bristol
29-Oct-2006
I brought this hoping to get alot as its apple but to be honest i was sad to know that you cant watch dvds on it and converting stuff to my video ipod takes it's sweet time!! i use it to edit movies and watch some videos on and watch HD trailers on it...amazing i must say but as it converts slow and cant play dvds then i am upset!
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QuickTime 7 Pro for Windows
Conversion to iPod H.264 video - Slow, but seems to work
Written by DJ from Gloucester
31-Oct-2005
Well, I read the first review here and decided I'd give it a go anyway even though the comments there indicated I'd have a few problems.
I upgraded to QT7 for the simple reason that I wanted to convert my video files to the new H.264 format that QT7 is supposed to support so I can get them working on my new video enabled iPod.
Initially I thought it didn't work.
QT7 Pro allows loading of MOV amd MPG files. No specific mention of H.264, but I made the bold assumption that the MOV files it saves would be H.264 so I went ahead and converted to MOV. These files failed to upload to my iPod because it could not play them (so I have to assume that means they weren't saved as H.264).
Then while writing a more negative review than this has turned out to be, I discovered the Export option. I'd have thought it would be under Save As... and set the format to H.264, but no, the one feature I want is hidden away in the Export option of the File Menu.
Ah well, now that I know that, it's OK. And hopefully you'll also know because you've read this review.
Conversion was very slow though. First MPG to M4V format (That's the iPod file type) has now worked so that's 100% success. (small sample size though, so confidence remains to be increased).
FYI - Platform was PC with XP Home and Service Pack 2 installed plus all relevant updates (I have auto update enabled).140 of 151 people found this useful
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