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Palani full movie download. Some of my AVI video does not import into iMovie. When I try, it gives me a non-specific error message. Is there a way I can import it? Other AVI files import with no problem.

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AVI is a container, not a format; the audio and video in an AVI may use any codec, and some codecs can't be used in Mac OS X. Installing Perian may help.
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I have the DVD disk for Premiere Pro CS4 Classroom In A Book and all the avi files have only sound and when imported into Premiere Pro CS4 a missing codec error warning appears and the file will not import.
I have to say this problem only occurs with my 27' iMac and not at all with a MacBook Pro or a 20' iMac. I have tried repeatedly to copy the DVD to the 27' iMac but the problem still persists.
*+Now this is the really weird bit+:*
Using Screen Sharing from another mac, the files are normal. All other avi files are also normal on the 27' iMac.
I wondered if anyone can throw any light on this problem?
Joe
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HarrisS13 wrote:
Thanks ad2345.
I tried a different converter and also changed the playback preferences -which was down at 44.1kHz- up to 96kHz as I know the hi res files are supposed to be up at this level.
Not sure if it was one or the other of your suggestions, or both, but it has worked, so many thanks for your quick and effective help!
Regards,
Steve
Steve,
Glad it helped. Enjoy the music!
Ed
I've been trying to do work with manipulating AVI files in Labeled, but it seems that mine will not work. Whenever I try to load them I get the error:
Error -1074396005 occurred at IMAQ AVI2 Close
Possible reason(s):
IMAQ Vision: Invalid AVI session.
What's strange is some AVI files will be read in fine. If anyone could explain why I'm seeing this error or how to convert my AVI files to the correct version I'd appreciate it. I've attached two files. The one labeled test will not work. The one labeled Balloon will.
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AVIs.zip ‏3466 KB
Hi,
Does my code work fine? I attache the vi as well. I modify my code that is very similar with yours, but it is working fine as well. I put here for your reference.
BTW, i can't open your code due to the PNG file without code. You can Save for Previous as 2010 Version, or Edit-->Create VI Snippet.. save as png file with code.
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AVI Ex1.vi ‏43 KB
I just got a new video camera and I started using iMovie for my first time with it. It's a Panasonic DVD video camera. The first time I loaded my DVD into my computer with it, it imported all of my clips just fine. But now it seems, random clips will not import. When I get my import screen, where I can check and uncheck movies from my DVD to import into iMovie, some clips have thumbnails and import correctly. Other clips have no thumbnail, but instead just have the little 'filmstrip' graphic on them. iMovie still knows how many seconds those 'mystery' clips are, and it still acts as if it is importing them when I check them. However, they don't show up in iMovie when I go to edit them. They are not blank clips, they simply just don't show up. However, on my camera, ALL of the clips play fine.
Why is iMovie not gathering thumbnails/importing certain clips but it gathers thumbnails/imports the others? I know the disc and the camera is fine because the camera will play them, sound and video. What is up with my iMovie/computer?
I'd like to add that after I import these clips without thumbnails, iMovie does give me an error and say that they could not be imported. No explanation as to why, though. Again, they play fine on my camera.
Hi ,
I m working on JMF, I m not getting video output while I run some
.AVI files 1999 version and some movie clips which are .dat files
Is there any solution for this.?
I think JMF should give proper solution for all videos and audios.
Thanks for all who are working in this wonderfull API
Thanks for SUN also for their work in Java and JMF ..
BYE,
KIRAN Kumar Jakkaraju
Java Developer,
Salvation Software Services.
Thank you very much.
But AVI and .mov will take much size than .dat files.
so its better to concentrate in .dat files also for JMF I think.
Is it true.
I have a file of avi takes - 100mb for 3 min play of video
if u convert to .mov takes - 60-70mb for the same time of video.
I think you you have .dat files , for a movie of 2hours it takes only 1gb of size and can be shipped in two 500mb cds.
Please if you have any solution to reduce the avi file sizes please let me know.
Thank you,
Kiran
I downloaded various files from the video page at a blog website [ http://www.911blogger.com/ ]; they're mp4 QuickTime. They won't properly import into iMovie, and quickly return a 'An Unknown Error Has Occured' message box.
This is confusing, especially since iMovie can make mp4 movies. And since mp4 is a QuickTime format -- and QuickTime is made by Apple, who also makes iMovie.
It doesn't matter what size of file; none import. I asked the guys who own/operate the blog website if they put any special locking features on their video file downloads from their podcasts, and they said they (paraphrasing) 'didn't do anything except use an iPod video converter' or something to that effect.
So, any idea's?
I have QuickTime 7.1.1 installed, with a license for QuickTime Pro.
QuickTime Pro shouldn't affect the ability to import to iMovie. All QuickTime Pro does is enable certain movie editing commands in QuickTime Player. It doesn't add any codecs or new elements to QuickTime.
But third-party QuickTime codecs could certainly be affecting iMovie 6's ability to import a movie. If any are installed, they should be temporarily removed and the Mac restarted.
They are discussed here:
http://discussions.apple.com/message.jspa?messageID=1852869#1852869
Karl
Hi..I've searched all over the web. Maybe one of you can help.
Basically I got a clip from a movie I did from the editor. The movie was edited in Final Cut Pro. I don't know versions or anything specific about his system.
I downloaded the DVCPRO HD codecs and i am NOW able to play the footage on my computer through QT Pro (previously I wasn't able to view the clips without those codecs).
However, when I try to import/export/beg the file to go into iMovie HD 06 so I can cut it into my performance reel, it only turns up as a white screen with audio in place: there's no picture but you can hear everything perfectly.
Any ideas? I've tried so many things.
Is it possible to burn the file to a regular dvd, reimport it and it will magically work? I'm going out to buy dvds now to see if that's possible.
I'm running leopard, MBP 200gb
Thanks
hey there mmmm1234,
iMovie06 works w/ DV 25(MiniDV, DVCPro & HDV-720p/1080i). it has no capability for DVCProHD(DV100). see if your editor buddy can give you the clip in one of the listed formats for iMovie. even if he gives it to in the HDV format, you'll still only be able to burn SD DVD w/ iDVD, so it might be best to ask for the clip in an SD format.
good luck.
Hi, I'd be most grateful if anyone could provide any solutions to the following problem..
A friend has emailed me two .mpeg movie files which are parts 1&2 of a home movie which I want to edit in iMovie and burn to DVD. The footage was shot on a miniHDV camcorder (not sure which brand).
Opening in QT 7.6 gives the following warning dialogue: 'The movie could not be opened. The file is not a movie