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    Converting Quicktime

    I'm really pleased that I can send video clips from imovie to my phone by Bluetooth.
    However my phone will not play that format.
    Is there a way to convert the clip so my Panasonic phone will play the clips.
    Any help appreciated.

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    Re: Converting Quicktime

    mebbe try SUPER from www.erightsoft.com
    is free, and has more codecs than you can throw a stick at

    just have fun finding the ultimate download link

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    Re: Converting Quicktime

    SUPER's not entirely legal, so i wouldn't support its use

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    Re: Converting Quicktime

    Quote Originally Posted by directhex View Post
    SUPER's not entirely legal, so i wouldn't support its use
    how so?

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    Re: Converting Quicktime

    OK what's the easiest to use software?

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    Re: Converting Quicktime

    Quote Originally Posted by fuddam View Post
    how so?
    they violate the license for some of the software they use

    SUPER's a gui and installer, the hard work is done by assorted linux apps like ffmpeg and mplayer

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    Re: Converting Quicktime

    Get Quicktime Pro. Using that, you can export your video files in the 3GP format, which is widely supported by mobile phones. You will also be able to export it in MP4, which has better quality, but might not be supported by your phone.

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    Re: Converting Quicktime

    goto http://macupdate.com/ and look for a free converter to either mp4 or 3gp

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    Re: Converting Quicktime

    Or download iSquint and convert them into a MPEG 4 File.

    http://www.isquint.org/

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