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Doe anyone out there use Quicktime Pro ?
I'd like to be able to edit MOV files, make one file out of 10 etc, but I
have no idea what buying the Pro version would allow me to do. It seems that
its main purpose is to get into ipod format , but I know it was around
before Ipods , so it must do SOMETHING else. Yet all comments at
http://store.apple.com/us/product/D3381Z/A are bad.
Anyone know of a product I can use to edit movies - like in 'Windows Movie
Maker', but with .mov files ?

On Aug 29, 8:21*pm, "- Bobb -" <b...@noemail.123> wrote:
> Doe anyone out there use Quicktime Pro ?
> I'd like to be able to edit MOV files, make one file out of 10 etc, but I
> have no idea what buying the Pro version would allow me to do. It seems that
> its main purpose is to get into ipod format , but I know it was around
> before Ipods , so it must do SOMETHING else. Yet all comments athttp://store.apple.com/us/product/D3381Z/Aare bad.
> Anyone know of a product I can use to edit movies - like in 'Windows Movie
> Maker', but with .mov files ?

This is not my spiel. This is the blurb that Xillisoft shoot with this
program. Is this the kinda stuff you need?
"Xilisoft Video Editor 1.0.34.0821 Portable | 15.34 Mb
No need to be worried about formats, frame rate or file sizes, the
functions of video join, split and cut can be easily achieved by
Xilisoft Video Editor. The video editing software allows you to edit
video files in various formats like AVI, MPEG, H.264, SWF, MOV, WMV,
etc. for playback on popular devices like iPod, iPhone, PSP, PS3, and
so on. The three processes, video join, split and cut, can run in
background without too much space occupation.
As a video joiner, splitter and cutter, Xilisoft Video Editor has an
intuitive interface and makes it easy to turn original videos into
works of art. And also you can watch the video in the preview window.
Xilisoft Video Editor is well worthy of having a try."

- Bobb - wrote:
> Doe anyone out there use Quicktime Pro ?
> I'd like to be able to edit MOV files, make one file out of 10 etc, but I
> have no idea what buying the Pro version would allow me to do. It seems that
> its main purpose is to get into ipod format , but I know it was around
> before Ipods , so it must do SOMETHING else. Yet all comments at
> http://store.apple.com/us/product/D3381Z/A are bad.
> Anyone know of a product I can use to edit movies - like in 'Windows Movie
> Maker', but with .mov files ?
>
>
>
>

This isn't really my thing, but I did a quick google and found this
"http://www.jahshaka.org/" which is free and should support the .mov
files you have.

the blurb:
"Jahshaka is a video and film compositing, editing and special fx system
that uses OpenGL & OpenML hardware rendering to give operators real time
interactivity. The system is cross platform, and also includes full CG,
paint and image processing modules."

JD

"sandy58" <> wrote in message
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On Aug 29, 8:21 pm, "- Bobb -" <b...@noemail.123> wrote:
> Does anyone out there use Quicktime Pro ?
> I'd like to be able to edit MOV files, make one file out of 10 etc, but I
> have no idea what buying the Pro version would allow me to do. It seems
> that
> its main purpose is to get into ipod format , but I know it was around
> before Ipods , so it must do SOMETHING else. Yet all comments at
> http://store.apple.com/us/product/D3381Z/A are bad.
> Anyone know of a product I can use to edit movies - like in
>'Windows Movie Maker', but with .mov files ?

Is this the kinda stuff you need?
"Xilisoft Video Editor 1.0.34.0821 Portable | 15.34 Mb...

Thanks but I'm really looking for opinions from USERS of "a program that
works with mov files". I've downloaded a lot of utilities, but they all take
a LONG time, some are very cumbersome to use etc. I have conversion apps but
would like something that can take the mov file and allow me to edit
it/splice etc without spending a lot of time 'getting ready to do that'. For
those familiar I'd really like the feel of Windows Movie maker - except that
it is outdated and it sometimes takes an hour to splice a few small files.
( only ever uses small amount of memory - even when nothing else is
running.) With WMM, I can drag drop files into timeline, can cut, add
audio,slides etc. BUT it doesn't work with mov files and I have a Kodak
camera that I use on trips that uses .mov for video format. I CAN convert
them into avi , and THEN work in WMM but if it's a big file it overwhelms
WMM and every 3-4-5 minutes the program will hang for 30-45 seconds (
swapping out memory ? saving the workspace ?). Ideally I'd take mem stick
from camera - to pc. Copy files from memory stick - put into a folder. Open
"this app" and be able to view /trim/delete the files. Later I'd maybe make
into a " our day at WDW" file - or save onto a DVD for family to watch.
I can do it now, but I'd like to find a better/easier solution and looking
for feedback.
Thanks

It looks really powerful, but:
" The jahshaka editing module is new and improved, currently only on linux "
I'm using XP but will check it in the future - thanks


"JD" <> wrote in message
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>- Bobb - wrote:
>> Doe anyone out there use Quicktime Pro ?
>> I'd like to be able to edit MOV files, make one file out of 10 etc, but I
>> have no idea what buying the Pro version would allow me to do. It seems
>> that its main purpose is to get into ipod format , but I know it was
>> around before Ipods , so it must do SOMETHING else. Yet all comments at
>> http://store.apple.com/us/product/D3381Z/A are bad.
>> Anyone know of a product I can use to edit movies - like in 'Windows
>> Movie Maker', but with .mov files ?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
> This isn't really my thing, but I did a quick google and found this
> "http://www.jahshaka.org/" which is free and should support the .mov
> files you have.
>
> the blurb:
> "Jahshaka is a video and film compositing, editing and special fx system
> that uses OpenGL & OpenML hardware rendering to give operators real time
> interactivity. The system is cross platform, and also includes full CG,
> paint and image processing modules."
>
> JD