Does anybody know of a freeware VRO to any well recognized file (eg. mp4 avi etc.) that converts from VRO to a file that's recognized by Final Cut Express 4.0 and you can select the frame rate?
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VRO converter for mac
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You *may* have to use a friends PC.
http://forums.dvdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=34042
"If it's the *.VRO files created by a Panasonic dvd/hdd recorder then I had some fun and games with these. If it's a single programme then just renaming to *.mpg works fine. With multiple programmes within the same vro file then I get sync problems with anything after the 1st programme (tried Womble and Tmpgenc). I've heard elsewhere that the Panasonic program mentioned above works fine though. I don't use vro for multiple programmes that I want to transfer to the computer anymore..too much hassle!"
http://forums.dvdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=34042
"If it's the *.VRO files created by a Panasonic dvd/hdd recorder then I had some fun and games with these. If it's a single programme then just renaming to *.mpg works fine. With multiple programmes within the same vro file then I get sync problems with anything after the 1st programme (tried Womble and Tmpgenc). I've heard elsewhere that the Panasonic program mentioned above works fine though. I don't use vro for multiple programmes that I want to transfer to the computer anymore..too much hassle!"
Problem solved!
What you do, is put it through mpeg streamclip (squared5.com a freeware converter) select convert to mpeg, then put it through handbrake (also freeware) and select the output as mp4 !
Works perfectly!
What you do, is put it through mpeg streamclip (squared5.com a freeware converter) select convert to mpeg, then put it through handbrake (also freeware) and select the output as mp4 !
Works perfectly!
But mpeg streamclip isn't of much help, if there are multiple "programmes" (or, in my case, recordings from a Panasonic VDR-D200 video cam) in the VRO file, does it? That's an honest question, as I'm new to the Mac and haven't tried converting the files from the cam before.
Thanks a lot,
Alexander
Thanks a lot,
Alexander