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  1. 8th Mar 2005 22:32 #1
    mike28
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    please advise me on a good program to convert a quicktiem movie file to mpeg or dvd
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    Use TMPGENC Plus with the Quicktime filter installed.
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  3. 9th Mar 2005 02:47 #3
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    Only working way I've found is to make an AVI with River Past Video Cleaner, then proceed as usual (AVI to DVD). .mov seems to come in about as many flavors as AVI does, and what works for one mov doesn't hack it with another.

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  4. 9th Mar 2005 03:00 #4
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    Originally Posted by Forum Troll
    Use TMPGENC Plus with the Quicktime filter installed.
    This is the way I have encoded QT files to MPEG-2 DVD spec in the past and with good results

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  5. 9th Mar 2005 04:30 #5
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    Originally Posted by Forum Troll
    Use TMPGENC Plus with the Quicktime filter installed.
    Another vote for this solution here. This has never failed for me. The plug-in you need I think is called TMPGEnc Mov plug-in
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  6. 10th Mar 2005 00:23 #6
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    More prefer to the WinAVI Video Converter http://www.winavi.com/video-converter.htm
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  7. 10th Mar 2005 01:22 #7
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    WinAVI Video Converter can do it but I prefer to use the more reliable TMPGEnc with QT plugin (QTReader.VFP)
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