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Convert files to Files I can play on a Windows computer — I’m using a Mac
I am work on a Mac computer
I have Media Encoder. I also have files that will be in Quicktime Format.
I need to convert those Quicktime Files into a file that a Windows computer can play.
What file would be good for windows and how can I convert the files to it in Media Encoder?
Thanks
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4 Replies
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What’s there to convert? Windows machines play .mov files including ProRes. Otherwise create .mp4 files which are pretty universally playable on anything.
Jeff
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Do all Windows computers have Quicktime for Windows? I doubt Windows Media Player (or whatever they’re calling it on Win10) plays ProRes files without a little help.
I’d second h264 mp4s.
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Here’s something from an unrelated post about color spaces that includes stuff germane to our discussion:
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Guess I misunderstood the intent of the question. To create files for distribution, definitely .mp4
Thanks
Jeff
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