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    I've got some video that has been captured from DV to a Mac (in Quicktime, Apple DV) for using in FCP... however I need to use it on a PC and don't have access to a Mac

    I've tried searching about, but can't find a method that works... I'm using XP Pro, but can use a linux distro of any assorted live flavour.

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    bumping... still can't do it
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    So it exists as a file on the Mac? If so, it may be in Quicktime form and to use it on a PC your would just have to give it the .mov extension. That's just a guess though - never worked with FCP, I just know it likes to create Quicktime (MOV) files that have no extension when transferred to a PC.
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    In addition to the important abovementioned fileextension info...
    Macs do sometimes still use resource forks and one can make a QT movie that isn't "flattened" (aka all data in data fork only), so those would pose major problems for any PC that doesn't have a Mac Filesystem device driver or doesn't use ISOBuster on Mac CD/DVD media. Make sure it's flattened before porting to PCs.

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