Tom Judge wrote:
Davide:
Another suggestion would be for you to explore ffmpeg / winff both run
in Linux. ffmpeg is transcoding utility that runs on a command line
winff is a linux gnome base gui that can make the use of ffmpeg a little
easier. I have some writeups on this i can send u if you like contact me
directly at [email protected] for more info and details
Ok, I've used ffmpeg and after some tests:
ffmpeg -i input.MP4 -sameq output.mov
The quality is a bit downgraded from the original but for now it's ok.
It works with cinelerra.
I'll write you directly for you writeups.
Thank's to all, I think I'll write again very soon! :)
Davide.
Tom Judge
On Mon, 2009-06-22 at 14:54 +0200, Davide Rizzo wrote:
Hi,
I'm new to cinelerra (V4) and video editing, so I need help to understand...
I've a mp4 video made with my camera, I can play correctly with a player
but I can't have audio with cinelerra: the audio tracks have a green
line for all duration (just a noise at the beginning).
Any idea?
More info?
Thank's
Davide.
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