AVI 1080p

I am unable to view 1080p AVI files on the mac or through FCP 5.1. Once I import them to FCP it does recognize length and frame size but compressor does not recognize it. I've downloaded some codecs/readers but no success so far.

A bit of googling revealed that this:
http://www.blackmagic-design.com/downloads/software/FourCC_Changer.zip
will open those files. I have no experience with the product.
*The link is a direct download.*

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http://www.divx.com/en/movies/faq
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HT3775 Video recorded with a digital video recorder with H.264 and Avi options. how do I manage to preview the video and burn it on a disc

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For editing with IEEE1394 (FireWire/i.LINK) DV equipment.
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Drop-Frame Timecode numbering.
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Master track type: Stereo
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According to the tech specs from Apple :
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Hi there,
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Card: AJA 2K (4.2.1)
CS4 Premiere (4.2.1)
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YUV
CGR
SMPTE
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HA!
That's a great one to play at Parties!!
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Now most devices supports to play 1080p videos, but what matters is the video format, say, iPhone, iPad can play MP4, MOV, and M4V videos, namely, it cannot play other videos in 1080p format. But there is a solution to solve this problem, with a Video Converter for Mac, you can easily convert 1080P AVI, WMV, FLV etc to iPhone, iPad supported format.

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(Hello,
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Audio : PCM S16 LE 8000Hz, 16bps
I am under Windows 7. Windows Media Player opens it perfectly, as well as VLC.
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All of the example URIs MS provides for testing "Dash" content contain the .ism extension -- which is actually associated with MS Smooth Streaming content (.ismv), not MPEG-DASH. But because Smooth Stream content is similar to DASH in that .ismv
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"Dash" content via their Dynamic Packager if you provide them with a Smooth Stream.
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http://dash.edgesuite.net/dash264/TestCases/1a/netflix/exMPD_BIP_TC1.mpd
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Building "Dash" A/V Apps w/ Player Framework
Serving "Dash"with IIS
Azure Streaming
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How to play .AVI files in Quicktime Player 7.6.4

Quicktime Player 7.6.4 will not playback my .AVI movies that I recorded with my Polaroid DVG-1080p digital video camera. I have videos that are 1080p and 720p (H264).
I wish I knew enough about the formatting to troubleshoot, but I thought I would seek advice from the experts.
Any suggestions?

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Regards.

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