Hi,
has anyone successfully used a Mac and the apps in Apple's iLife suite to (edit and) burn VDR recordings? I'm happy playing them back using VLC, but since the Apple apps only understand the formats supported by Quicktime (and mpeg2 not being one of them), they don't work directly.
I'm looking at a couple of options, and before trying further I thought I'll ask if someone's had success already. 1. Buy Apple's MPEG2 decoder. Wouldn't want to invest $20 before knowing it will definitely work. 2. Use VLC to transcode. Takes forever and with my short trial, the output didn't quite work with iMovie. 3. Find a 3rd party application to cut and burn the mpeg2 files directly.
br, jussi
Hi,
You can watch/edit vdr recordings using Streamclip & Apple's MPEG2 codec. It works very well.
Regards
On 11/25/06, Jussi Mantere jmantere@kekkonen.cs.hut.fi wrote:
Hi,
has anyone successfully used a Mac and the apps in Apple's iLife suite to (edit and) burn VDR recordings? I'm happy playing them back using VLC, but since the Apple apps only understand the formats supported by Quicktime (and mpeg2 not being one of them), they don't work directly.
I'm looking at a couple of options, and before trying further I thought I'll ask if someone's had success already.
- Buy Apple's MPEG2 decoder. Wouldn't want to invest $20 before knowing
it will definitely work. 2. Use VLC to transcode. Takes forever and with my short trial, the output didn't quite work with iMovie. 3. Find a 3rd party application to cut and burn the mpeg2 files directly.
br, jussi
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Hi,
has anyone successfully used a Mac and the apps in Apple's iLife suite to (edit and) burn VDR recordings? I'm happy playing them back using VLC, but since the Apple apps only understand the formats supported by Quicktime (and mpeg2 not being one of them), they don't work directly.
I'm looking at a couple of options, and before trying further I thought I'll ask if someone's had success already.
- Buy Apple's MPEG2 decoder. Wouldn't want to invest $20 before
knowing it will definitely work. 2. Use VLC to transcode. Takes forever and with my short trial, the output didn't quite work with iMovie. 3. Find a 3rd party application to cut and burn the mpeg2 files directly.
Me is using:
vdrsync-0.1.2.2.pl (modified a little bit to fit to my used tools, see below) dvdauthor (DVDAuthor::dvdauthor, version 0.6.11) mkisofs (mkisofs 2.01) mplex (mjpegtools mplex-2 version 1.8.0 (2.2.4))
Bye.
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BRUNETON Béranger -
Jussi Mantere -
Jürgen Hahn