I can open one long file, interview for example, that I need to export several smaller sections. Open one, Add Clip To End, repeat as necessary, trim along the way if necessary. Yes, I can append several clips together very quickly. If I'm being that detailed in what I do for a living, I'm probably needing to do more than just a quick trim, then I'm in FCPX. QTX is just a deceiving little app that could have done much better, if only the politics inside Apple had allowed that.Ĭan't use i and o, but I don't find it necessary in my work, personally. So, all in all, I'll stick to my judgement. Just what's needed when some basic splicing is required, done in a minimal timeframe. QT7Pro has always been a very simplistic app, but very efficient behind the kitchen doors. QTX OTOH re-encodes the whole edit again. mov container, but i can rewrap the file ad lib whenever a client prefers to stick with a. When ( single or multiple ) trims are done, just saving the resulting video is taking mere seconds, only flattening it, with the only "annoyance" being the change to a. With QTX, I'm stuck with only a couple of export options.
#QUICKTIME PRO 7 FOR MAC 64 BIT#
I can change image ratios and sizes in the Visual Settings, I can export the resulting file to whatever codec I want ( although every other 64 bit app is now way faster doing this ). I can go frame by frame with the arrows and set my points. With 7Pro, I can just eliminate a track, audio or video, and paste in the "replacement" file. I don't use screen capturing, evaaaah, so I can't judge that part. No multiple trims in one session, a strange way to set points to a precise frame and on and on and on. Trimming is horribly implemented, even though the GUI with the graphical filmstrip is rather appealing, especially when it switches to the "fine edit" mode. But otherwise, you're locked into Apple's Media architecture - whether it's QTkit w/ QT7 or AVFoundation w/ QTX (and the family of other apps built on it).Seen and tried all the functionalities as "prescribed" by Doctor Apple's Support page. If, OTOH, you have a ProRes-in-MOV, you MIGHT be able to use some apps that can rely on ffmpeg, or you might be able to use Adobe Premiere or similar NLE apps that have their own independent In/Out implementations, and pass the file through. So what's available to work with it doesn't have to rely on AVFoundation (the media architecture that Apple now uses). My hope is that what you've got might be a more generic/universal type of format that can be serviced by one of many workable apps.Įxample: if you have a AVC-in-MP4, that's quite common. Upload that here, so that we can see all the details of the clip (container, V codec, A codec, etc). Load a good example of one of those camera clips into it, and export the readout in txt mode.
#QUICKTIME PRO 7 FOR MAC INSTALL#
Install it (it's good to have around anyway). Get a copy of MediaInfo for your platform (Mac, I assume).
If you are mainly concerned with trim support for these camera-created clips, here's what I would do:
#QUICKTIME PRO 7 FOR MAC UPDATE#
When I say I'm not going to update Macbook until it's resolved, I don't mean Apple has to provide a fix, I just mean I'll need to find an app that has this capability, be it a first or third-party Mac or Windows app, so I no longer need to keep macOS on an older version simply to use QuickTime 7 when it's needed. I was able to trim a few seconds here or there, and re-save it, with the save being instantaneous as nothing was changed besides the direct cuts - no reformatting of remaining video, etc. This was achieved, for example, on digitally converted camcorder videos which I'd stored months ago so I don't remember what the exact codec was. Scott I mean that the action of trimming the video and re-saving it does not cause the edited video to be compressed or converted on saving. I wouldn't hold your breath, it isn't going to get resolved - Apple did that on purpose. What do you specifically mean by "uncompressed" (truly uncompressed/no codec? lossless codecs? "virtually lossless" codecs - e.g. What codec and/or container formats are you trying to work with here?
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