How to export QuickTime movie at 30 fps? Nearest option is 29.97

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• How to export as .mov?

  I don't see option for this, see:

  http://DL.dropbox.com/u/19350199/quick.jpg

  You must install quicktime in order to get the export quicktime (mov) parameters.

• How to convert Quicktime .mov files to work with Windows Live Movie Maker

  I understand that Movie Maker is not compatible with QuickTime .mov files. I don't want to convert my files whenever I want to make a movie from video clips, I take because I'm not very computer savvy. I don't even know if I put this in the right forum because I don't have no idea what product we have 9 How do I know)
  How to stop Windows Live to import stuff on my camera card in this format and do it in the format of 'just '?

  I understand that Movie Maker is not compatible with QuickTime .mov files. I don't want to convert my files whenever I want to make a movie from video clips, I take because I'm not very computer savvy. I don't even know if I put this in the right forum because I don't have no idea what product we have 9 How do I know)
  How to stop Windows Live to import stuff on my camera card in this format and do it in the format of 'just '?

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  I was wondering what version of Windows are you using? XP, Vista, 7

  Sorry... but with the .mov files, the conversion is the only solution.

  Here is a way to convert online so that you won't have to
  Download and install a software:

  Try the following free online Converter:

  Media-Convert
  http://media-convert.com/

  Apple Quicktime conversion instructions

  (1) in the field "File"... click on "Browse".
  button and navigate to the .mov file you
  you want to convert. When you select the
  file... the path will appear in the field "File".

  (2) the "Input format" field should automatically
  show... Let it 'Apple Quicktime (.mov)'
  as it is...

  (3) "output size" has two windows...
  does not display the field on the left, "no video".
  PRESET"... leave it as what...

  (4) in the next to move to the right window
  You can choose the format you want
  convert... try:

  Windows Media Video (.wmv)

  (5) on the left, click on the blue * OK button.
  (sometimes the site is busy... If the conversion fails... try again)

  Now... wait as the file to be converted.
  (be patient)

  Once the conversion is completed, you will see:
           
  File converted successfully!

  Your file will appear right of a little green
  ... left click on the file name... save it as
  ... appears on the left, click on the "Save" button.
  Choose a folder to save in (I always download)
  on my desk)... on the left, click on the "Save" button.

  When the file is downloaded, you should be able
  to play with Windows Media Player and it should
  be compatible with Movie maker.

  That's all! Good luck.

  More info...

  MOV is the format QuickTime from Apple and the
  Software «QuickTime 7 Pro» allows to convert MOV files...
  (this is the commercial version, not freeware)

  QuickTime 7 Pro
  http://store.Apple.com/us/product/D3381Z/A

  Instructions for the conversion of the .mov files are on
  page 42 of the .pdf document
  "Exporting files with QuickTime Pro".

  QuickTime 7.6 user guide
  http://images.Apple.com/QuickTime/PDF/QuickTime7_6_User_Guide.PDF

  Or... you can use the following to freeware
  convert .mov files to .avi format and
  import into Windows Movie Maker for
  combine them into a single video file .wmv or .avi.

  Pazera Free MOV to AVI Converter
  http://www.Pazera-software.com/products/mov-to-AVI-Converter/
  (click on the blue Download button not the Red)

  The name of the file that you download is:
  'Pazera_Free_MOV_to_AVI_Converter.zip '.

  After you download... Unzip and open the program...
  (no installation required)

  Drag and drop one or several .mov files...

  Choose an output directory...

  Select... WMV AVI - Video Codec - version 1 (WMP 7)...

  Convert... (the button is on the top tool bar)

  When the file is converted, you can change it in
  Windows Movie Maker. Simply open Movie Maker
  and go... File / import into Collections... and
  Access your converted file.

  Volunteer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience J - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• How to export as .mov with 1080 p?

  Hello

  I tried to export in format .mov, but I can't find a 25 fps at 1080 p preset. In the list of presets for .mov, it has only a selection of 1080i.

  However, when I changed the export in mpeg2 format, there are 25 fps at 1080 p preset.

  So does that mean when I want to export at 1080 p at 25 fps, I cannot export as .mov but must use mpeg2?

  Thank you

  In the list of presets for .mov, it has only a selection of 1080i.

  Use the QT one and change the order of fields in progressive

• Video jumpy after export Quicktime Movie of PS CS4 Extended

  I am producing a training video for short-term work.  I created my entire movie in iMovie ' 09 and she had desperately need a few arrows and text in order to clarify some more technical aspects.  I've exported as a Quicktime from iMovie file and imported in Ps CS4 extended.

  After having finished the mounting, I chose to export my video, once again as a Quicktime movie.

  The export is complete, and when I went to see my movie, he was extremely nervous.  Watch the online time on the bottom of the Quicktime screen, I noticed that he was jumping in several intervals of seconds.  The audio sounds like normal, but kept the video freeze and interference.

  I tried to re - export the video with Quicktime Animation settings, and Frames Per Second to know.

  No difference.

  Any ideas what I am doing wrong?

  dmisita wrote:

  Marian-

  It's 50-50 live video/ultrasound gray scale clips.

  I used animation because I was told that it was the most without loss. I wanted to not double compress my video too.

  The animation codec is lossless, but it works best on the flat areas of color (like animation 2D, The Simpsons, etc.). I don't think that it handles live action or else noise. The ultrasound imaging can be quite noisy. The nervousness could be the animation codec choke in noisy real action?

  If you don't want a double-compress, you should worry about compression far upward flow. Looks like iMovie gives you already a highly compressed h.264. You could try exporting from iMovie to the highest possible bitrate video (= less loss).

• How to export the MOV?

  Hi all

  I have MTS files 1280x720p 29.97 FPS aspect Retiro 1:1 square pixel.

  I ecoded to MOV file to import it into CS3 PP is the best?

  While exporting the encode the file, I use Adobe media encoder as follows:

  Format: H.264 Blu - ray

  Preset: Custom

  Video export is verified

  Export Audio is enabled.

  Video: NTSC, 1280 x 720 @ 23.976 high profile

  AudioFormat PCM (I don't know what is it?)

  Multiplexer: tried TS & none

  When I get the file exported to my surprise there is no audio chanel at all.

  Anyone can unmask me what I did wrong?

  Thank you

  Shaul

  Bingo,

  I support the recommendation of Ann on Cineform, I bought on the advice of her and others I respect here and have been happy with it.

  Be aware of one thing, however. While I can't speak for CS3, CS4, I learned that the first is not correctly interpret the color for files HD space (I mean probably not correctly, guys, I learned here can better explain). The result is what you get in Cineform will look much hotter that you see in the first, but the version of Cineform is in fact a correct interpretation.

  With this caveat, highly recommended. Good things and not terribly expensive.

• How to export QuickTime without the narrative voice?

  Hello.. I created a Keynote slideshow.

  I created the "audio" for presentation using Garageband.

  Then, I dropped the audio in my opening remarks.

  Then I saved the slideshow to slides of my audio file of the time.

  Now... when I try to export to Quicktime, it includes both my audio file as well as the "narrative voice", which was included when I recorded.

  (Basically, it's my microphone pick up the audio of the presentation one I recorded it so it's like an echo and sounds terrible.)

  I looked in the forum and in 2009, someone asked a similar question. The response was:

  Remove the audio narration during the export to quicktime.

  However, it seems not have this option in the latest version of Keynote.

  Nobody knows the answer to that?

  Let me know if you need a capture of screen or screencast for more precision.

  Thank you.

  It's my microphone pick up the audio of the presentation one I recorded it so it's like an echo and sounds terrible.)

  Stop recording the output of the speakers by either listening to the sound of the presentation of helmet, or put mute the speakers on the Mac using one of the following options:

  • Press mute on the keyboard
  • System preferences > Audio > output: then select the Mute check box

  

  Remove the audio narration during the export to quicktime.

  If you need voice over then you must keep in the presentation (why register for throw?)

  However, it seems not have this option in the latest version of Keynote.

  You can delete the recorded voice by clicking the clear button in: Inspector > Document > Audio

  However this also remove orders to advance to the next generation and presentation slides

  

• How to export a .mov with timecode file corresponding the time code on the timeline of my project?

  Hello:

  It seems it would be an easy thing to understand, but I'm deleting so far:

  I have a video of the source of long, 10 minutes (actually a series of film clips 16mm which were telecined to a single uncompressed .mov 10-bit with continuous timecode by a film laboratory) on my project timeline.  I need to be able to export a small section of the timeline for individual .mov files - and I need to be able to open the short .mov files in a logging of film application called F5.  Currently, I'm making these videos in H.264 .mov files, since it is a format that F5 can read.  Rendering/export selection "work area" of my project works very well, so it's no problem.

  The problem I have is that timecode of the resultant .mov H.264 files do not match the time code on the timeline of the project of my first - they always start at 00:00:00:00.  I don't want that.  If I made (for example) a section of 00:05:10:00 to 00:07:00:00 on my project timeline, I need time to start exported .mov file code 00:05:10:00 and the 00:07:00:00, does not restart at 00:00:00:00.  Is this possible?

  I'm in first Pro CS6.0.2 on a Mac OSX 10.8.2, all installed updates.

  Thank you very much.

  works by using "title" (cause its alpha) but does not work using the video black... I have to jump through hoops to do it this way... is nuts... so title works fast

  so you put cti where you want to start, updated title to the top he put above your video, timecode in, "generate", set the start time to slide the title at the end of your work for the export bar... and it should be good...

  safe way to ann is good also

• How to export the output document for real cinema screen film

  recently, I made a documentary film. My documentary film was shown in the screen of the great real cinema at the film festival

  However. It was not published in 16 / 9. my film stretched to the size of the screen.

  I filmed with HD and HDV. I used the Canon Mark 2 camera, gopro and sony Z 5

  When I used first pro CS5, I export the movie with H264 (HDTV 1080 p high quality)

  is - this just how I export the movie to screen large cinema with first Pro CS5

  Let me know on this subject?

  The 16:9 screen?

  The size of the screen has nothing to do with it.

  Your image was distorted on the screen?

  If you have exported your 1080 16:9 properly with correct BY etc. and specification of the festival... then they projected in correctly.

• Unable to export Quicktime after first upgrade 7.0 to 8.0 (2014) incompatible "video codec" error in preset

  In the previous version of Premiere Pro (downloaded two months ago), I was able to export with preset HD 720 p H.264 QuickTime files.  It was very easy to do this in the previous version.

  Updated for Premiere Pro 8.0 (2014), when I try to export the same project with the same settings I see error message "codec video. incompatible in the preset current load failed ".

  When I select Quicktime, the default setting is NTSC DV Widescreen 24 p.   Attempted to export with this parameter, the result is a file that plays audio but not video.

  
  

  The system is Windows, I tried two different computers, including a with Windows 8, same result. I tried Media Encoder, same result.

  
  

  I searched the forums for an answer, the new features page lists these presets available, but they do not work for me.  Nothing else has changed on the computer, only upgrade to first 8.0 (2014)

  How to export Quicktime files in the new Premiere Pro?

  Technical support told me to solve the problem - uninstall QuickTime and reinstall the most recent version of QuickTime

• Export a Quicktime movie without recompression of the media?

  I don't understand how in first Pro Cs5 yet... Is this possible?

  Let's say I'm to change a sequence in PProCs5 using the quicktime movie using quicktime JPEG codec to % 75 quality... now all I want to do is export the sequence edited to the same size/Frame rate/codec etc as the source media... is it possible? It seems that any first/Media encode recompressed media exported...

  Final Cut Pro 7 has an option 'export the QuickTime content free' that does just that... He was lighting fast as well...

  If this is not possible, I'll go file a feature request... Thank you.

  N °

  What you are referring is often called "Smart encoding". When you submit your feature request, using this term makes it more likely that it will count the votes for this feature.

• export the movie with images h.264 in quicktime does not work

  Hello - I was unsuccessful (hours) seeking to export a 6 min change to quicktime movie.  Have you tried exporting to quicktime, tried using compressor, tried the tips on changing the settings of compressor (from this site) and it doesn't work.  If there is a simple solution or a link I can follow steps, I'd love to have it and am grateful!

  Specifically, what is unsuccessful so that we can help?  Quality?  If it crashes?  What do you mean exactly?  Export a few different steps and we can help you, but we need to know where you get stuck.

• How to export in Quicktime with a transparent background?

  I export my Keynote animation as a Quicktime movie, I want to import into photoshop and then export and animated GIF that I will put on a web page. The challenge that I have exported my speech with a transparent background. I set the background of a color with zero transparency but then the bottom just goes black and rest throughout the process. I look at older versions of Keynote had the possibility of transparency when exporting to Quicktime, so I hope, there is always a way!

  Thank you!

  To create a video with an alpha channel:

  On the model of slides: View > slide Maser Edit > Inspector > Format > master layout > in the background, select: no fill

  Export Quicktime: file > export Quicktime > in the drop-down menu select Format; custom > and select Apple Pro Res 444

• How can I insert a quicktime (.mov) movie in a slideshow iPhoto 9.5.1?

  How can I insert a quicktime (.mov) movie in a slideshow iPhoto 9.5.1?

  Just like a picture. Easy: make an album and add video to it. Base your slide show on that.

• TOTAL NEWBIE - How to merge 2 Quicktime movies in 1

  Hello

  I use Adobe first Pro CC 2015.0.2 Release on OSX.

  I have 2 Quicktime movies, the two 3d packaging films. As the first film ends, I want packaging mix/merge in the 2nd movie.

  I used to use Illustrator and Photoshop, films/first isn't my request. For a total beginner with this, but first of all, could someone confirm this and if you would be kind enough, tell me how.

  Thank you very much

  Steve

  Import the two files, the file 1 on your timeline and then add file 2 to the right of file 1

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  CS5-thru-CC body/Encore tutorial list http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1448923 can also help