| 29 Sep 2004 02:59 pm |
028 Guest |
Man that RadTools, works like a charm. Thanks a bunch, ya saved my ass!
028
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| 19 Oct 2004 08:52 pm |
dev Guest | I just bought a cx7530 digital camera that takes quicktime movies and was mortified that I couldnt’t do anything with these .mov pixs in Windows Movie Maker. I downloaded the RAD tools and it converted it in seconds - I played it instantly on WMM. I can’t thank you enough for this information. Seriously - thank you!
neveded@aol.com
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| 27 Oct 2004 03:40 pm |
Anonymous Guest | Thanks for the info, I have the same camera and really needed this. To return the favor for the help...go to http://www.workpoop.com for a good laugh.
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| 01 Nov 2004 12:06 pm |
spoust Guest | I tried converting my 2 Meg .mov file using the RAD tool suggesting to an .avi file. The file is now 50Meg. I need to compress this file so I can send it through e-mail. Any suggestions???? Please help.
clarifygoddess@hotmail.com
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| 02 Nov 2004 02:27 pm |
geo Guest | I got DX6490 - boy is that a wierd format to use. Thank seg5
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| 07 Nov 2004 03:34 pm |
fred Guest | where would i get quicktime app?
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| 10 Nov 2004 03:01 pm |
BunnyEars Guest | I have Kodak digital camera as well that I am able to take movies. When I publish .mov with plugin on my website it takes forever to download.
What is the best way to downsize th file? I tried radtools, but I can not publish those files on net.
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| 11 Dec 2004 07:35 am |
davemazm Guest | i myself dave purchased only just 2 weeks ago november 2004 a kodak dx6490,only reason i bought this was my dolphin camera did video but no audio,so i purchased the kodak cause does audio and video,then i find only quicktime movie player supports this file,so getting fed up i did some serious searching,and i came up with to convert .mov file to avi was RIVERPAST_VIDEO CLEANER VERSION 5.1, useing this i am able to convert .mov to avi or convert .mov to wma(profile) without loosing video or audio sound quality,i do recomend this to anyone,doesn’t matter if you own kodak,fuji,olympus etc they all seem to use quicktime nowadays,if you want to post me write to davemazm@aol.com,and in subject heading please state its q about .mov conversion,otherwise i get rid of mail i don’t know who sent.
regards dave
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| 11 Dec 2004 02:37 pm |
lala20 Guest | I’m trying to convert .mov files made with the KODAK Easy Share LS 753 Digital Camera but i haven’t had any success using RAD tools. I get a message saying that the program can’t decompress the audio (error1) and that either the full version of Quick time is not installed or that my file uses an obscure or broken audio codec. I reinstalled Quicktime with all the options selected but the conversion in RAD is still not working (I get video but not audio). I checked that my camera used MPEG4 for video and
uLaw 2:1 for audio compression. Does anyone know how to solve this problem?
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| 12 Dec 2004 01:37 am |
davemazm Guest | lala20,you sent me an e-mail to my normal server account,but i couldnt understand your request,any way if you need help with your problem instead of in this message board,do write to me from your server stating what has happebned and what you need and ill greatfully help you,cause as you may have read in my section,i was little cheesed off buying camera that had quicktime only,now what i have is a breeze,contact me and ill help for sure,regards dave
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| 12 Dec 2004 03:23 am |
Regular Rep: 2 Joined: 20 Nov 2004 Posts: 1,189 | (to lala20)
That’s a documented issue with rad video tools. It doesn’t handle all quicktime audio formats. If you happen to have one of the audio formats it doesn’t handle you may just have to pull out your wallet and pay apple $30 for quicktime pro.
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| 12 Dec 2004 03:45 am |
Regular Rep: 2Joined: 20 Nov 2004 Posts: 1,189 | OK I googled a bit and I found this bit of info here
http://www.videohelp.com/mov2avi.htm
“Some Quick Time Movies have audio copy protection. A solution for it to download the application Total Recorder 3.0+. After starting this application you must press the recording button and start your Quick Time Movie. Total Recorder will only record the sound that come from the Quick Time Movie. After recording, you have to save it as wav and multiplex it for example with TMPGEnc."
I wonder if that’s the main reason why some people aren’t getting audio through rad. Any feedback welcome.
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| 24 Dec 2004 01:18 pm |
natedurban Guest | OK so I bought QuickTime Pro.
Went through the File-Export-mov to avi process and pressed Save.
The program seemed like it was working but went into an endless loop (well at least for 10 minutes until I stopped it)
Now what? How do I get the .mov to an .avi file? Am I missing something?
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| 25 Dec 2004 02:37 am |
Regular Rep: 2Joined: 20 Nov 2004 Posts: 1,189 | (to natedurban)
It’s hard to know what’s wrong with a proprietary format like quicktime, windows media, or real. This could indicate corruption (that’s my best guess). Try experimenting with various codecs and settings for the conversion process. When you go to file/export/movie to avi, click on options, then tinker with the various codecs offered. If it doesn’t work try an intermediate conversion. Convert to a QuickTime movie (with no compression), then convert that output to avi, see if it works. If all this fails, try to see approximately what point in the movie the conversion stalls. Move the tiny little arrows under the timeline bar so you select the portion after the stalling point. Then go to edit and choose clear. Click on file, save as (make self-contained). Do the same for the portion after the stall point, then convert each one to avi then merge them with VirtualDub. (I know my solution is really far-fetched, but it’s really for if you ABSOLUTELY need the file converted at any price)
(to spout)
When you do your conversion you should get a popup box with a drop-down menu for various codecs. Do NOT choose “full frames, uncompressed”.
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| 16 Jan 2005 06:45 pm |
Tangelaine Guest | Hey guys, THANK YOU! I found this forum while I was searching for a ".mov to .avi” software. I was almost discouraged when I found you!! I just bought the Easyshare and I was so deceived when I realised that it was “Quicktime Player”...I’m going to install the Ramtools.exe...Great! :0)
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| 16 Jan 2005 11:10 pm |
kev Guest | seg5 - thanks for the info! very helpful!
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| 21 Jan 2005 01:36 pm |
dandababy Guest | I am having problems with the RAD Tools prgoram. Some of the .mov files convert great, but for a few the audio gets all messed up. It sounds like the cassette tape getting all chewed up.
Can anyone help???
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| 21 Jan 2005 11:22 pm |
davemazm Guest | TO DANDABABY
to danda and all others wanting to convert quicktime movies,as you have sent in my recent forumms i have a cnverter that can help all people here,loosing no sound or video and turns out exactly as u want it,the only way i can help you fully if u want the programme,is contacting my e-mail addy direct using your proper e-mail and i can send you the programme if u like,
you must state in e-mail subject heading that it is regarding mov conversion as i get rid of mail that i do not know
regards dave
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| 24 Jan 2005 11:10 pm |
Kevin Guest | the rad tools worked great. it was confusing at first, but once you figure it out its awesome. to convert the files, use the “radvideo” icon in the folder. the other ones dont work. thanks for the help
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| 05 Feb 2005 01:20 pm |
peter Guest | Hi, from peter...
does anybody know how to convert quicktime movie files into ordinary media player files???
- my main issue is that I can’t add the qt files to windows movie maker.
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