I'm trying to edit some webm video files in FCPX.
I need to convert the files into a form that FCPX can read.
There are malware scam apps out there claiming to do this. Is there a proper way? Is there an open source converter that will run on Mac? The only things I see on the webm project webiste are Linux desktop apps.
Thank you
MacBook Air, macOS Sierra (10.12.6)
I downloaded one sample webm file.
It played fine in VLC.
Then I was able to convert it using VLC's File->Convert/Stream... command.
I downloaded one sample webm file.
It played fine in VLC.
Then I was able to convert it using VLC's File->Convert/Stream... command.
ILLS wrote:
Is there a proper way?
Sorenson Squeeze can do it, however it is intended for users with heavy compression workloads, so it is expensive.
I see they have a 30 day free trial - not sure if the free trial watermarks the converted footage or not:
Squeeze - The Industry's Most Trusted Video Encoding Software
You might want to take a look, or find somebody with Squeeze.
There also may be other solutions.
MtD
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