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Files Files Files

Posted: Fri Jun 19, 2009 3:47 am
by RonaldPawlak
Lately I'm being asked about converting the video I edit for people, to send them on different file formats. They want them on MP3, AVI, or WAV file. What file format is the DVD I burn on the on my S4000/pro edit?
Is there some sort of software that I'm suppose to purchase that I can convert to different files? He wants to put a song he sang, put on You Tube. Also another song he wrote and sang at a wedding he wants a copy of it, but his publisher wants it on MP3 file. As Clifford would say, "what's up with that?"

Re: Files Files Files

Posted: Fri Jun 19, 2009 4:01 am
by TimKennelly
Ron,

The DVD you create is MPEG2, if you burn a audio CD it is in WAV files, if you create a Disk Transfer, Type 2 DVD it is an AVI file.

You can import MP3 audio files into Bogart (and Smart Edit later versions), but I don't believe you can export in that format.

Probably in Media Manager if it's working although I am not positive as I have never had the need.

It would be easy to create an audio CD on our system and convert it on a PC.

Re: Files Files Files

Posted: Fri Jun 19, 2009 11:34 am
by RonaldPawlak
Thanks Tim,

I knew you would come thru. I have been asked about this a couple of time and never knew the answers.

Re: Files Files Files

Posted: Fri Jun 19, 2009 12:38 pm
by Jeanton
That's one reason why I bought the Pro to import and export any file. But as I had mentioned before that was only to get us to buy the machine it was never going to happen just another sales technique. :evil:

Re: Files Files Files

Posted: Fri Jun 19, 2009 1:22 pm
by Jeanton
After the frustration is out of the way this is what I do - it is the long way around but it has to do for now !!. I transfer the footage as a scene back to DV tape and load it into my PC by using the free Windows Movie Maker (or if you can get the Ethernet function going you can do it that way). Then you have one scene and go to save as and it will ask you what size you want it to save to (MB) - for sending in an Email you reduce it, for viewing on a computer leave as big as you can. This will save it to a WMV file and you can hand it over to your client. Don't know about the MP3 music file you have to use some kind of sound editing program or you might use Windows Movie Maker for that as well I have never had to try it. Good luck!

Re: Files Files Files

Posted: Sat Jun 20, 2009 5:26 am
by BobFoster
Here;s a to/from MP3 converter software. http://tinyurl.com/krgnr9
Just type in MP3 Converter into your internet browser and you will get dozens of options, many free.