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  | 27 May 2012 13:21 |
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| photostore Photographer  Location United Kingdom Fife fife /tayside/lothian, scotland | hav'nt solved it at all but found it works with VLC, maybe the other players just need updating or the correct codecs etc ? I guess freebies are not always a good thing-and as for buying a video editing package...thats been bursting my nut for months with all the techie info surrounding the 5d 2 Why cant Canon give us their own dedicated software suite required when the camera is now designed with this option |
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| 27 May 2012 15:00 |
| HowardJ Photographer  Location United Kingdom Surrey |  Quote from photostoreWhy cant Canon give us their own dedicated software suite required when the camera is now designed with this option because its an opportunity to make more money, so why give it for free? Apparently there is a free bit of canon software that lets you play it. They'll play in Canon's zoom browser which should have come with the camera and you download the latest version from canon.co.uk in the support section. |
| 27 May 2012 15:12 |
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| photostore Photographer Location United Kingdom Fife fife /tayside/lothian, scotland | Quote from HowardJ because its an opportunity to make more money, so why give it for free? Apparently there is a free bit of canon software that lets you play it. They'll play in Canon's zoom browser which should have come with the camera and you download the latest version from canon.co.uk in the support section. if they come out with one Howard id certainly look seriously at buying it, at least then they would have a responsibility to offer support as well (Well, at least you'd hope so) |
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 | 27 May 2012 19:15 |
| yekim Photographer  Location United Kingdom Merseyside Southport, Liverpool, Manchester | iMovie comes free with a mac, And if you purchase your mac form apple store you can also buy one to one personal training and get a year of training, it only costs £79. |
| 27 May 2012 19:32 |
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| photostore Photographer Location United Kingdom Fife fife /tayside/lothian, scotland | sorry guys, was'nt very clear earlier...im on a pc | |
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| 27 May 2012 20:40 |
| grahamsphotography Photographer  Location United Kingdom West Sussex Chichester | Here you go pro software for free Video converter http://www.squared5.com/ Video editor http://lightworksbeta.com/ |
| 28 May 2012 02:33 |
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| diipii Photographer Location United Kingdom Worcestershire | It might be worth noting that .MOV is a container for a file which can be variable in nature. iMovie refuses to accept it even though it produces .MOV files that can't then be reimported. Toast can convert it to other formats more compatible with editing software but if they are big files it takes a long time. | |
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  | 31 May 2012 16:07 |
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| photo3 Photographer  Location United Kingdom Kent Rainham | If you've not yet got it sorted some software called Neoscene does a great conversion from MOV to AVI which then allows you to edit it in most PC software packages, even Windows Moviemaker. The Cineform website has a free 7 day trial you can use to test out the conversions. A very useful side benefit is that it makes the 5D2 MOV files play smoothly on a reasonable spec PC. Without conversion MOV files are very jerky and not smooth to play even on very high end kit as a result of the compression used. Editing Canon 5D2 MOV files on a PC |
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