quicktime

[slp1998ss]

Does anyone know how to capture Quicktime streaming video so that I may convert to SVCD.I would very much like to convert all three of the Star Wars episode 2 trailers to an SVCD along with a few other trailers from the quicktime websight so I may put them on the end or beginning of my VCD's

[Big_Jit]

Try Windows Media Encoder 8. Its Free from Microsoft but you don't always get great quality. Hope this helps!

[slp1998ss]

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On 2001-12-06 00:19:17, Big_Jit wrote:
Try Windows Media Encoder 8. Its Free from Microsoft but you don't always get great quality. Hope this helps!
</BLOCKQUOTE></FONT></TD></TR><TR><TD><HR size=1 color=black></TD></TR></TABLE>thank you, by any chance do you know how to capture the stream to my harddrive?i have quicktime pro and when i load the trailer before i play it i right click and save as.This saves a small .mov file with a short description to my harddrive but how do i capture or record the whole stream?
any help would be so much appreciated I downloaded the Star Wars episode 2 trailer from Kazaa, but was curious as to how people got the whole trailer so they could convert to AVI or MPEG

[Big_Jit]

You shouldn't have to recapture to convert it to (X)(S)VCD because you can convert QT movies straight to MPEG w/TMPGEnc all you need is the QTFReader file. Tou can download it right from this site in the tools section...