Want to combine pictures jpg &amp; video apple format.My camera records video in apple &amp; I don' want to convert all of them.Windows movie maker will not.
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I don't know what you mean with apple video format but i am guessing you mean Mpg3 or mpg4 both formats work with Corel and mixing them with pictures Jpg. i don't think you will have a problem with this software.
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Yes. I bought this frame to use on a science fair display board. I used iMovie to combine two videos and some text. Once I got the iMovie converted to something the frame supports (which does not seem to be anything apple related) (although i may just not be tech savvy enough) the frame cycled the movie during the science fair as it was the only video file. If you have a string of videos it will play them in the order they appear on the list and then start over. You can mute the sound or have it playing as well.
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Xbox? I don't know about that. As I said, it works when you want to export video only, not audio, out of iMac or Mac air.
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After you do this, you may have some trouble viewing and editing the video on your mac, but there are several solutions. The best one I've found - mentioned in a review here - is visualhub. You can use the trial version, the full version, or isquint, and change the avi files to mp4s or dv files. It's very easy and works wonderfully! I've found this little camera to be a pleasure to use. Have not yet tried editing files in iMovie, but they look very good on the computer. )
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You can probally use photo booth or any type of live camera program I use movie maker on my windows pc and it works fine so I would assume any will work
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sorry for the late response....im assuming you want to know if the video format uses is compatible with imovie. i dont know if you can just drop in the video file stright from the sd card into imovie. but i know you can convert it to work. for example, i use adobe premiere cs3. i like to shoot with the mp4 setting in the camera. i cannot edit this format in premiere, so i convert the .mp4 file to an .avi file and edit. then export as mp4 for uploads. hope that helps.
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I'm not a Mac person, but I assume Apple uses all the same card media as Windows. It handles several formats, I use it for SD and Micro SD cards and it works great.
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Good question. I have just purchased the camera, because it has a short Mac section in the manual that seems to indicate that it is compatible. However, now that I've used it, i can't move the video to my Mac. Worthless!
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No...the software is not Mac compatible. However the camera can be made to work with a Mac. I use Parallels or Bootcamp and run the included software on Windows on my Macbook Air.
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Hello...You can as long as your files to convert ends with .bmp, .tga, .pcx , .tif or tiff. I'm not sure about anything else. Hope this helps.
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I have a Mac and the pics and video upload easily and the quality is great. I use iPhoto and iMovie.
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I've never tried it, but I'm sur you could using the right software. The file output is .avi. Which is a movie file. Maybe if you could open the file in something like movie maker. I'll try it and let you know how it works.
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Do you need to use sdcopy to get it onto your computer? If I used the imagemixer software to get it on my computer, how can I convert it to another file type? I have such simple requirements - my in laws want a copy of a video that I took. I don't want to have to install my image mixer software just so that they can watch it. It just doesn't make sense. I need more instruction. Can someone spell it out with little baby steps?
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I'm sure you can. is, records into basic formats; mp4 and AVCHD. so if your Mac will work with you either of these formats you're good to go.
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You can add the video to Windows Movie Maker (you might have to download it from Microsoft's website) and make still shots from the frames.
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I've had several Handycams but not an Apple. I do know, however, that Sony Handycams export through USB into a .mpg format. So, if you can import a .mpg or somehow convert them it would probably work just fine.I use Sony's Vegas Movie Studio to import mine by choosing File Import Camcorder Disc after dropping the disc into my DVD reader on my computer. Hope this helps you.Lynne
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Yes you can put it on the Mac. The file format for video are AVI and photos are JPEG. You might need to use another program free at the MacApp store to convert files for iMovie, but you definatly can put files on Mac to share.