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July 8th 03, 11:12 AM
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 Editing Video From Canon Ixus v3 Hi all, I'm new to digital video editing, and have installed a copy of Adobe Premier 6.0. I was hoping to load up some avi files from my hard drive in order to crop some frames and set them up for online streaming. The problem is that the avi files were recorded on a Canon Digital Ixus v3, which has compressed the video, and Adobe won't open them, it says it is an incompatible compression. Is there a way of converting compressed avi files into native size so I can open them? Thanks Mark   |
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July 8th 03, 11:15 AM
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| Editing Video From Canon Ixus v3 Alternatively, is there a way of capturing video from a playing window, ie Windows media player? Thanks Mark "Mark (UK)" wrote in message ... Hi all, I'm new to digital video editing, and have installed a copy of Adobe Premier 6.0. I was hoping to load up some avi files from my hard drive in order to crop some frames and set them up for online streaming. The problem is that the avi files were recorded on a Canon Digital Ixus v3, which has compressed the video, and Adobe won't open them, it says it is an incompatible compression. Is there a way of converting compressed avi files into native size so I can open them? Thanks Mark |
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July 8th 03, 11:25 AM
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| Editing Video From Canon Ixus v3 I have just used GSpot on it, and it reports that video encoding is by "Motion JPEG including Huffman Tables". How can i decode these? "Mark (UK)" wrote in message ... Hi all, I'm new to digital video editing, and have installed a copy of Adobe Premier 6.0. I was hoping to load up some avi files from my hard drive in order to crop some frames and set them up for online streaming. The problem is that the avi files were recorded on a Canon Digital Ixus v3, which has compressed the video, and Adobe won't open them, it says it is an incompatible compression. Is there a way of converting compressed avi files into native size so I can open them? Thanks Mark |
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July 8th 03, 12:24 PM
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| Editing Video From Canon Ixus v3 On Tue, 8 Jul 2003 12:25:45 +0100, "Mark \(UK\)" wrote: I have just used GSpot on it, and it reports that video encoding is by "Motion JPEG including Huffman Tables". How can i decode these? Aha - that's the key! Have a look at http://www.morgan-multimedia.com/technicalsV3.htm and also http://www.virtualdub.org/ Regards, Harry. |
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July 8th 03, 01:08 PM
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| Editing Video From Canon Ixus v3 "Harry Broomhall" wrote in message ... On Tue, 8 Jul 2003 12:25:45 +0100, "Mark \(UK\)" wrote: I have just used GSpot on it, and it reports that video encoding is by "Motion JPEG including Huffman Tables". How can i decode these? Aha - that's the key! Have a look at http://www.morgan-multimedia.com/technicalsV3.htm and also http://www.virtualdub.org/ Yeah, also consider the PICvideo MJPEG codec (not free, but good). HTH -- Rob |
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