Ghitulescu
27th September 2010, 10:52
I did a search on this forum and google too, however, apart from noise, not really the info I need.
Last year NASA published 15 of the small movies for the 40th Anniversary of Apollo 11. I downloaded most of them with the intention to put them on a BDR/E and also compare with the ARTE HD footage, also in 720p, but PAL (50p) vs NTSC (NASA, 29.97p).
The files are MOV. I could see half of them with VLC and any other player, the other half wasn't decoded by any of the players. FourCC is APCN, which must correspond to Apple ProRes 422.
All the discussions were more or less held between software developers and professionals in the field, mostly mac owners...
Now the question: How can one convert them the MOV files to TS or any other format that is recognised by a BD authoring software like multiAVCHD? The video is APCN, the audio is AAC, the container is MOV, I don't own a mac ....
What codecs and/or video-converters are needed?
Thanks in advance
Last year NASA published 15 of the small movies for the 40th Anniversary of Apollo 11. I downloaded most of them with the intention to put them on a BDR/E and also compare with the ARTE HD footage, also in 720p, but PAL (50p) vs NTSC (NASA, 29.97p).
The files are MOV. I could see half of them with VLC and any other player, the other half wasn't decoded by any of the players. FourCC is APCN, which must correspond to Apple ProRes 422.
All the discussions were more or less held between software developers and professionals in the field, mostly mac owners...
Now the question: How can one convert them the MOV files to TS or any other format that is recognised by a BD authoring software like multiAVCHD? The video is APCN, the audio is AAC, the container is MOV, I don't own a mac ....
What codecs and/or video-converters are needed?
Thanks in advance