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My friend has converted some movies for me in mpeg4 so I can watch them on my iPhone. However my MacBook pro does not open the film and iTunes won't import it. But my friend has no trouble viewing the same file on his Pc or transferring it via iTunes for the iPod touch. Only difference is it's a windows Pc. I remember while I had windows that I had to install k-codec pack to view some film formats |
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@dani2xll | 18 April 11 | |
Does the same apply with macs? Am I missing some form of codec pack? I don't have this problem with every movie, just some.
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@socialco | 18 April 11 | |
Seems like a lot of people have problems with codec on mac,video and video streaming problems.i need had mac but just by reading these forums made me decide to rather stay with windows lol
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@socialco | 18 April 11 | |
I ment never not need
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@plzgvhug | 18 April 11 | |
hamm.. MPEG4 should play fine on a mac. I guess you have updated the software
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@witch1 | 18 April 11 | |
Get VLC-it'll play anything. Also, as plzgvhug said MP4 should play-it is the native codec after all.
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@newt182 | 18 April 11 | |
Ham
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@dani2xll | 18 April 11 | |
Getting vlc won't help me if I can't get my mac to recognise it. Mac needs to recognise it so that iTunes can recognise it to be able to get it to my iPhone. Is it the case that certain types of film have a different mp4 format than perhaps in the way it is converted which makes it unrecognisable?
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@dani2xll | 18 April 11 | |
Thanks for any help you can offer to resolve this.
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@witch1 | 18 April 11 | |
Get videora converter-its free and what I use for conversion. I would try converting it again. Be sure its converted to m4v. Videora is really simple to use, too.
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@dani2xll | 19 April 11 | |
Thanks for the info but its my friend who the converting on windows not me. So it must be the way it is converted or the original file. I guess its just a case of hit or miss with this one.
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