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MPEG files
Hello,
I’m putting together a banquet DVD for a local football team which includes video clips & pics. They gave me a hard drive with all of the
info on it. The video files look like they came from a cam that records to an HD and in MPEg2 format. (I uploaded a screen grab of the clip properties) Funny thing is that all the clips have no sound & look wavy when viewed? Any ideas?Thanks,
Steve
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[Steve Foulkrod] ” Funny thing is that all the clips have no sound & look wavy when viewed? Any ideas? “
Hi Steve,
probably those MPEGs have the audio embed (MP2) and FC can not play it.
Use MPGStreamclip and convert the files to QT. The best option may be Prores.
rafael -
Thanks for the advice, & I’ll try that. Not familiar with Prores, how do I proceed?
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In MPEGStreamclip select “Export to Quick Times”.
Keep all the original setting of your MPEG-2 (size, pixels,field order) and select Prores as the codec.
Select PCM audio, (16b/48Khz).
rafael
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