Is .txt, .exe, and .doc compatible with Mac OS? Does RapidShare manager work on Mac OS? Does .avi work on Mac? Are there any Video players on MAC OS, like AllPlayer, Vplayer, Media Player Classic on Windows?
View 9 RepliesI've been slowly but surely figuring out the FCE program. About 3 months ago I editied a video, exported it and when I clicked on the .MOV file it automatically converted it to a QuickTime compatible file, which I was then able to save and upload to YouTube with no issues. I have not updated or changed any settings or anything on my computer since then and now when I export a video it shows up as an .MOV file that QuickTime can't access. Also, when I click on the "more info" button, it sends me to a link with a list of compatible formats and at the very top of the list is .MOV! I really don't know what to do now.Â
I just want to be able to view the video I edited and post it to YouTube. Â
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MacBook Pro
I am relatively new to mac and need to download a .sav file for school. Unfortunately nothing happens when I download it. Do I need to purchase the Microsoft office software in order for it to work?
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View 2 Replies View RelatedI export multiple .mov files with certain video stream and mpeg layer 2 audio stream inside, using MPEG Streamclip/VLC/FFMpegX. However it turns out that the sound part is not playbak correctly inside QT player. Is QT player not supposed to playback this kind of file? BTW, I'm on OSX 10.7.3, Quicktime player is version 10.1.Â
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MacBook Pro (17-inch Late 2011), Mac OS X (10.7.3)
Does anyone have a good suggestion for converting MPG files (Windows) to a file the MAC can read?
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Info:MacBookPro, Mac OS X (10.7.4)
I have a MAC OS X 10.6.8 w/iPhoto 9.2.3. I would like to know how to burn a DVD video from iPhoto so that it can be played on different formats, i.e., MAC, PC'S, & DVD Players.
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MacBook, Mac OS X (10.6.6)
my momentus xt drive came in today and I just got around to installing it. Installation was straight forward and I got it up and running.Few things to mention. Had to use disk utility and format the drive before OS X could recognize it. No Biggie.It is almost dead silent. I literally can't tell the difference between this drive and the stock momentus 5400 that came with the MBP.It formats to 499GB. I thought this was fairly amazing that it only loses 1GB to the file system.
View 17 Replies View RelatedI just realized how easy it is to download videos using safari and watch the .flv file. The question I have is does anyone know of a program that will convert the .flv files to .avi/ .mpg files?
View 17 Replies View RelatedI have iMovie 08 on my Mac, and it is the most confusing piece of software I have come across in sometime now.
I am wondering if there is any way possible in downloading iMovie 06 for free? I have tried for an hour and still no luck in downloading, all I can download is updates. so if anyone knows a download link to iMovie 06 . Also, I have a Sony cam corder what records in .wmv format, iMovie doesn't like this, anyway I can download some 'updates' so that I can edit and render videos in iMovie instead of booting up Windows.
I recently reformatted my MBP. It seems as if Safari no longer wants to save files which I view in the activity window + double click but instead just open them in another tab. Does anyone know why this is happening? I want to save .flv files and all these other files but they don't save!
View 2 Replies View RelatedI just purchased a new Macbook Air. I have loaded quicktime, but it doesn't play all formats such as wmv and others.
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MacBook Air, iOS 5.1
are there better softwares to watch videos on the mac. I use VLC but do you guys recommend any other that will play any video format?
View 19 Replies View RelatedI have a video file that I recorded to my Windows PC. I have a Macbook Aluminum 2.0. The file I recorded to my windows PC is a Mpeg2, I copied it over to my Mac to try to use it with iMovie. However, it is greyed out as an option to import into iMovie. So, then I tried converting to an .avi with handbrake, as other AVI files I have on my mac will import. However, after converting, the new AVI file would still not import into iMovie. I then used Toast to convert the original Mpeg2 to a .mov file, and again, the file is still greyed out as an option to import into iMovie. Although, the .mov file plays fine in Quicktime, though I use VLC for other formats that will not work, and I also have Perian for Quicktime.
Am I doing something wrong? I have only had my Macbook for under a week, my first time using Mac OS X, still trying to get used to everything.
I have an external hard drive which holds all of my music. It is my main iTunes library and is in AIFF (CD) format. What I want to do is copy this music and convert it to MP3 (or similar compressed format compatible with iPod) from the external drive, and put it into a separate library on my Mac's internal hard drive in the MP3 format. That way I'd still have my original music in AIFF on the external drive, and a copy of it in MP3 format on the internal drive for moving to my iPod or iPhone. Is this possible? Does it make sense? Also, is there a better (in terms of sound quality) compressed format than MP3 to use?
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View 1 Replies View RelatedQuicktime pro -I have exported two mp4 to web formats with no problems. All of a sudden it is now stopping and shutting down. I am on a pc with windows 7.
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Quicktime PRO, Windows7
Let us know when you get an Aperature plugin for this.It is interesting that you have plugins for cameras not readily available yet and nothing for the X-Pro1 when it has been on the street for well over a month.
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iMac (24-inch Early 2008), iOS 5.1.1
Can a PDF Document be converted to pages or other format like RTF, Text, ETC.
View 2 Replies View RelatedJust grabbed Office 2008 and was excited to use the citation manager (I'm a grad student), but then realized that only 4 citation styles are available: APA, MLA, Chicago, and Turabian. Now, I realize that these cover the basics, but if I'm not mistaken Office 2007 for Windows allows you to select from more citation styles. My problem is that I use Chicago author-date, not standard Chicago footnotes. Therefore Word doesn't format my bibliographies correctly. Is there a way to import citation formats? Or at least edit them?
View 10 Replies View RelatedAs many of you may or may not have realized, iTunes has an annoying habit of not letting one import any video files not in "iTunes friendly" formats. This confounded me as iTunes presumably used Quicktime for playing... so if Quicktime+Perian/Flip4Mac can play them, why can't iTunes? Sick and tired of having to convert AVIs and other downloaded video types for the sake of having them in iTunes, I sought out a way of fooling iTunes via tweaking the File Type / Creator settings on files so that iTunes would accept them.
Start out by choosing the app/utility of your choice. I use FileBuddy (search here for it) but any number of utilities are capable of doing the job.
I then open up File Buddy, drag the video file/s into the main window and then click "Get Info". In the resulting window, near the bottom right is a pull-down menu labelled "Type". Whatever it is currently set to (in my AVI case, it was "VfW"), change it to "MooV" and click "Save" (or "Change All" if you are dealing with multiple files). Voila! Drag the old files into iTunes and there you go!
I've just ordered a Seagate 500gb portable hard drive. I want it for backing up my 250gb Macbook, storing films and also for exchanging files between computers (Mac and Windows).
After reading various posts on the forums I'm planning on making 3 partitions:
1) 300gb for time machine backup. Mac OS X Extended (Is this the same format as HFS+ just a different name?)
2) 15gb for exchanging files. FAT32
3) The remainder for storing films. Mac OS X Extended.
Have i got these formats correct and are they suitable?
Also, i read that FAT32 is fragile and data can get wiped off it. If this did happen to the FAT32 partition, would it jsut affect that partition or could it damage data in all the partitions?
I recently bought a 1TB hard drive... I am trying to partition it to be 250GB Mac Format and 750GB NTFS. The reason for NTFS format is because I work with ISO files and Blu-Ray movie files a lot that are well over the 4GB limit of FAT32/Mac formats. Is there a decent disk utility for OS X or Windows that can format a hard drive into both of these file systems? The built-in Disk Utility in OS X only does FAT, to my knowledge, so I need something else.
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MacBook
Pro, Mac OS X (10.7.2)
How to send photos in jpeg formats? Read info which suggested exporting files to folder on desktop and attaching to email. files still open to photo instead of sending file name.jpeg.Â
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iMac, iOS 5.1
I downloaded a video from vimeo in AVI format with Quicktime Player,but I only got the audio portion.What am I missing?
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Mac mini
If I try to do this in iTunes I get a CD where the songs are in AIFF format and I can't play them on every CD player. And with every other burner or converter is the same, I obtain only AIFF files. Consider that I've already tried a lot of converters and in iTunes doesn't work!
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iMac, Mac OS X (10.7.3)
I've got a new mac and a lot of the stuff on it pre loaded I dont want, is there a way of 'quick' formatting the drive or will I have to do a full format?
Do full formats eventually ruin hard drives?
