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  • Robert Sprowson

    November 22, 2010 at 9:20 am in reply to: Last version of iFinish transcoder for Windows?

    Hi Gregg,
    I had found your old site
    https://members.aceweb.com/gregg1/media100/NuBusM100.html
    as it’s linked as a reference from Wikipedia, which was one of the first hits when I searched “Media100QX” – it’s a bit worrying I remembered the model number as I burned the CD in 1999! I think the Mac I used had a Vincent card in it and a big umbilical at the back converting back to BNC.

    Many thanks for the link to easy share, as you found too all other links seemed to be dead. I even took a look at some Russian and Ukranian websites (not an an x86 PC though!) which falsely claimed to have iFinish.

    So for completeness of the archive
    * The filename is “M100WinTranscoder.qtx”
    * It’s just 75264 bytes long
    * I used QuickTime 6.5.2 and just dropped it into the same directory
    as “QuickTimePlayer.exe”, rather than in the Windows directory
    as the instructions suggested

    I’m just at a loss as to why Media 100 don’t host this any more given it’s only 75k. Thanks again,
    Robert.

  • Robert Sprowson

    November 21, 2010 at 11:33 am in reply to: Last version of iFinish transcoder for Windows?

    Hi folks,
    After much searching I think iFinish is the solution to an 11 year old problem: originally edited with Media100QX (on a Mac) I cunningly exported the video as a flattened MOV file because of the options listed in Premiere at the time that looked the most portable.

    Fast forward in time I find I was partly right, in that I have a QuickTime file I can simply copy off the CD, but can’t play because the video is trapped in Media100QX format.

    Can anyone point me to the iFinish download?
    Alternatively, can anyone suggest a conversion service?

    Thanks in advance,
    Robert.

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