I'm wondering what you guys use cause its clear to me now windows movie maker doesn't support MP4 and i really don't want to put it through a converter first takes too long and i'm impatient.
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I'm wondering what you guys use cause its clear to me now windows movie maker doesn't support MP4 and i really don't want to put it through a converter first takes too long and i'm impatient.
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You guys are all wrong. both PC and Mac edit the GoPro footage fine. FCP and Premiere Pro will both have problems editing the mp4 files if you shoot in 60fps. The solution is to put the H.264 video files from the camera into a different container.
This will work for both mac and PC.
1. download Mpeg Stream from www.squared5.com
2. open the .mp4 file in Mpeg Stream
3. click File > Save As
4. change file type to .mov
5. save file
What this does is keeps the entire H.264 movie in its original format, it does not compress or expand the footage. All it does it put the movie in a .mov file container. Once you have done this almost all editing software should be able to edit it without a problem.
quiktime pro should be able to do the same Save As technique, bu Quicktime Pro costs money and Mpeg Stream does not (Mpeg Stream also supports Mpeg2 natively).
Also, make sure you only select "Save As" and not "export As" unless you are trying to compress the footage before you edit (not a good idea)
http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/products/default.asp\
under that link im assuming that you guys are talking about Vegas Movie Studio HD 9: HD Video Editing?
that correct cus its 40 bucks. for someone starting out editing is this a good choice?
thanks...
anyone else?