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creating windows media from fcp 5
I have a minute and a half trailer that I’m trying to export to a Windows Media format. I’ve tried exporting directly from within Final Cut Pro 5.1 using the Quicktime Conversion option and I’ve even tried exporting a Quicktime file directly from Quicktime Pro with the same results.
For some reason, it will only encode the first 30 secs of the trailer, no matter what I seem to try! Very strange. I’ve been able to export to other formats without a problem and there is no out point mistakenly selected on my timeline… any ideas what might be causing this? Do I need some sort of update, perhaps? (I updated Quicktime Pro to 7.1.5 and that didn’t seem to help, surprisingly.)
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3 Replies
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You might have the trial version of Flip4Mac installed. It linits you to 30 second clips. Try the full version:
https://www.flip4mac.com/wmv.htm
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You might have the trial version of Flip4Mac installed. It limits you to 30 second clips. Try the full version:
https://www.flip4mac.com/wmv.htm
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jodyberry,
i’ll bet you’re on to something here. because it is exactly thirty seconds that exports. my question is do i have to purchase the full download then? this is where your link seems to take me. that’s fine if i do, i was just wondering if i was missing something – perhaps a free download to a fuller version.
thanks for your quick response!
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