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  1. 25th Oct 2003 21:26 #1
    kaotek
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    Is it possible? I'd like to demux some Quicktime movies I have to MPEG2 so I can burn them to DVD. Any recommended programs?
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  2. 26th Oct 2003 00:02 #2
    Skynet107
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    Adobe Premiere will import Quicktime movies, you can then re-encode or export the audio and video seperately.
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  3. 26th Oct 2003 08:26 #3
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    Great! Thanks Skynet.
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    tmpgenc will also do this conversion with a plugin.
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  5. 26th Oct 2003 12:29 #5
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    Yeah I've tried it with TMPEG but I'm wondering if there is a demuxer that will split the Quicktime file and give me the original video file.
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