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Converting VRO Files on a mac?
not sure if this is the right forum for my issue, but here it is: I will be receiving VRO files from a corporate client that will need to be converted so I can burn them onto a playable dvd.
I have never dealt with VRO files in the past – so, here is my question: what is the best way to do this? If anyone knows, does quicktime recognize VRO files?
I am on a Mac Pro Tower running latest mac os, quicktime, final cut studio softwares. I am also running Parallels desktop for windows stuff.
Thanks!!!!
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after a little more research it appears I may be able to do what I need to do using MPEG streamclip. we’ll see.
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I am going through this same process.
Yes, MPEG Streamclip does a great job of converting the VROS to just about anything. BTW, you can bring VROS (Video) right into Final Cut.
In my case, I am saving the VROS out of MPEG Streamclip using the default
Apple Motion JPEG A for Quicktime. I have tried both 50% and 100% and
can’t tell a huge difference in the quality thought the filesize for 100% is huge.Here’s my issue and I wonder if you have found out anything on this.
Actually the VROS look pretty great to me and they are extremely small filesize. However, I need to be able to edit them in Final Cut or AE
and then share them out as the best looking/smallest filesize. So far I’ve done H.264 and have tried a few others…but find all disappointing when I compare them to the original VROS.What have you found as the best choice for final export after editing?
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