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chui · 4th September 2010, 20:54

Hey all,

Apperently there's a bug in Adobe Premiere Pro which makes it difficult to edit videos that were captured in a Kodak camera.

I've been trying to convert these files (.mov) to many other formats and codecs and with no success.

After a while I got to find a software that claims to specialize in converting Kodak's video files (iOrgSoft Video Converter). Between many tries of various softwares that was the only one that did it right. But the software isn't free. The trail version leaves a watermark on the each video.

So I thought, what can this software do that I can't?

I got the following details out of a video that was converted successfuly via iOrgSoft Video Converter:

Code:

General:
--------------
Format: MPEG-4
Format profile: Base Media
Codec ID: isom
Overall bit rate: 10.7 Mbps
Writing application: Lavf52.71.0
--------------
Video:
--------------
Format: AVC
Format profile: Baseline@L3.1 / No CABAC / ReFrames: 1 frame.
Codec ID: avc1
Bit rate mode: Variable
Bit rate: 10.6 Mbps
...

I'm trying to convert my files with the same properties above (I use SUPER) but I don't know what

Code:

Codec ID: isom

is or how to simulate it..

Does anyone have any idea about this?
Thanks alot,
Moshe.

P.S. It's my first time here so I hope I wrote it down right

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chui Registered User Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Israel Posts: 3	Codec Id "isom" // Kodak videos Hey all, Apperently there's a bug in Adobe Premiere Pro which makes it difficult to edit videos that were captured in a Kodak camera. I've been trying to convert these files (.mov) to many other formats and codecs and with no success. After a while I got to find a software that claims to specialize in converting Kodak's video files (iOrgSoft Video Converter). Between many tries of various softwares that was the only one that did it right. But the software isn't free. The trail version leaves a watermark on the each video. So I thought, what can this software do that I can't? I got the following details out of a video that was converted successfuly via iOrgSoft Video Converter: Code: General: -------------- Format: MPEG-4 Format profile: Base Media Codec ID: isom Overall bit rate: 10.7 Mbps Writing application: Lavf52.71.0 -------------- Video: -------------- Format: AVC Format profile: Baseline@L3.1 / No CABAC / ReFrames: 1 frame. Codec ID: avc1 Bit rate mode: Variable Bit rate: 10.6 Mbps ... I'm trying to convert my files with the same properties above (I use SUPER) but I don't know what Code: Codec ID: isom is or how to simulate it.. Does anyone have any idea about this? Thanks alot, Moshe. P.S. It's my first time here so I hope I wrote it down right