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Posted: Sat 25 Jun 2005, 3:42 Post subject: |
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The video data itself is identical (it was generated by the camera's encoder, not the system where it was captured). The file structure, however, is not identical between AVI and MOV (Quicktime) files.
If your software can load Quicktime files, and as long as the video is in the same standard (PAL/NTSC), you shouldn't have any problems. If your editing software can't load Quicktime files, it's probably simpler to ask them to put the video on a DV tape, and capture it directly to AVI on your system.
There are also some programs that will convert Quicktime DV files to AVI and vice-versa without recompressing (ex., look for a company called "FocusInfo" - their site appears to be down right now, but I think they sell a couple of DV format converters).
RMN
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