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I am an old user of Apple (1979) and have a host of memories that I filmed and downloaded films that I have accumulated over the decades and now the Mac refuses to use let me see them. Is there a way to convert these videos into mp4, or should I just dump Apple?
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 10.15
Hello, eschaal.
There are very many applications available that con do format conversion of video files for Mac.
If you google "video file converter mac" you'l get lots of results.
To get you started, here is a comparison of several current applications done by the folks at comparitech.com:
https://www.comparitech.com/utilities/best-video-converter-mac/
If you look around I'm sure you'll find something that can get the job done.
Hello, eschaal.
There are very many applications available that con do format conversion of video files for Mac.
If you google "video file converter mac" you'l get lots of results.
To get you started, here is a comparison of several current applications done by the folks at comparitech.com:
https://www.comparitech.com/utilities/best-video-converter-mac/
If you look around I'm sure you'll find something that can get the job done.
Handbrake is a very popular free app for converting video files to mp4.
Thank you for the quick and promising reply. I will try them. Thanks again to both of you.
Get the free VLC application, and see if it can play the videos you have without conversion. It also has the ability to convert videos between formats if that is needed.
How can I convert movie formats that Apple now does not allow into a format that Apple will accept?
