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Re: problems creating a mov file from a wav file...



On 25/08/2005, at 9:36 PM, Lars Grunewaldt wrote:

It converts a .mov file, so far so good. The problem is, it just embeds a link to the wav file into the mov, so it can be played locally, but does not really contain the wave data. This is not helpfull, because I need to transfer the file to a distant location.


this behaviour is more useful if you are doing complex edits - no media samples are duplicated, so the "edited" movie is much smaller etc.

what you want to do is save the movie you have so far as "flattened" aka "self-contained" - if you wish to change the sample format, you'll have to "export" it.

no gui is required to save the movie in its current format but with the media samples in the same container - the keyword "flattened" should find the right api documentation.



cheers,

dean perry
abstract plane pty. ltd.
internet broadcasting, QuickTime Vdig for Windows, Vdig Xtra for Director 

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