Does iMovie accept NSV Files

Does iMovie accept NSV files. I have an NSV file that I need to convert to MP4.
Is there any other software that may do this.

Does iMovie accept NSV files.
Must confess that I am not familiar with this compression format but since it is listed as a "streaming" format, I doubt it can be edited in iMovie '08 and therefore would not be allowed to be imported.
Is there any other software that may do this.
You can TRY THIS PAGE. It lists a number of media players that "supposedly" support this format. (However, as you will note, the truth of at least two of these applications is in dispute.)
I have an NSV file that I need to convert to MP4.
Believe you will have more problems than just finding a player here. Unless the player also has the ability to cache and save the data, you will likely have to "screen capture" the streaming file content. Once you can do that, then you should be able to convert the file to a desired compression format.

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