If you want to process the files in other applications, especially
using QTJava, then I would suggest *avoiding* MXF. As Alex says,
though, Motion JPEG (or Photo JPEG) encoded as either a QT .mov or an
AVI file, would be a good choice.
Do you have an example EX1 file that you could post on a web site somewhere?
-Rolf
At 09:17 -0700 2/6/08, Alex Shaykevich wrote:
I really doubt that there is a simple and direct way. You're likely
going to have to import the files, convert to mxf with Sony's
software(which comes with the camera I believe), then import into
Vegas or Premiere. You're then probably better off cutting out
roughly the section you're interested in and exporting to a QT
compatible format. Depending on what you want to analyze, you might
want to use a codec without temporal encoding like mjpeg.
Good luck.
--Alex
Thomas E Polk <email@hidden> wrote:
So, for QTJava for my Windows platform, what format do you suggest
to make things seamless in terms of workflow? I'd like to just dump
a file from a camera onto my laptop and then be able to view it
using QTJava. As an aside, I also want to do some manipulation of
the video frames in MATLAB. So, the IDEAL solution would be a format
that eliminates the need for me to run video converters on the
source for these various applications. Any ideas? This could help me
decide which camcorder video technology to go with.
