Q: MPEG-2 DVD burning on the Mac
I have about 9 movies I created on my old PC using 'Let's Edit' software by Canopus. I converted the final movies to MPEG-2 format. I was able to plays the movies on Windows Media player. Now that I;ve switched over to the MAC, I copied one of the movies to my desktop. When I tried to open the moveie, I got the message THE MOVIE COULD NOT BE OPENED. IT IS NOT A MOVIE FILE.
How in the heck did it recognize that it was a movie file....but could not open it because it was not a movie file?????
I was looking on the web and there is a program called MVK Converter for Mac. It indicates that it will convert MPEG-2 files to MPEG-1 for universal playback. I want to burn these movies to DVDs so that I can give copies to my daughters to play on their DVD players or computers.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Jim Frank
How in the heck did it recognize that it was a movie file....but could not open it because it was not a movie file?????
I was looking on the web and there is a program called MVK Converter for Mac. It indicates that it will convert MPEG-2 files to MPEG-1 for universal playback. I want to burn these movies to DVDs so that I can give copies to my daughters to play on their DVD players or computers.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Jim Frank
iMac 24" model A1225, Mac OS X (10.5.2), intel based also with Windows XP
Posted on Apr 13, 2015 10:04 AM
by Smokerz,Solvedanswer
try Handbrake 092 for Leopard.
Posted on Apr 21, 2008 3:31 PM