Mpeg 4 + AC3

Does the new ipod play the audio if the video file is MPEG4 but the audio has been left as AC3??
Thanks

Was the 4.01 update supposed to add AC3 editing capability, something Premiere has traditionally not had in the past? I thought it was only supposed to add AC3
export capability (seeing as AC3 is a delivery format, and not a good choice for editing).

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Compressor making MPEG/AC3 files of different lenghts when running 8 cores

Hey guys, first off I am running Compressor 3.0.2 on a MacPro 2.8 GHz 8 core machine. My problem is that my files come out to a different lenght when I use my qmaster cluster to access all 8 cores while encoding mov's to MPEG2 & AC3. The difference between MPEG and AC3's are normally between 3 and 12 frames.
What I have found is that if I use "My computer" instead of the cluster that files are exactly the same. It makes me think there is an error in the joining of the files at the end. Using my computer right now is an okay solution, but I rather use all 8 processors as it cuts compressing in half.
Matthew

hi matthew,
seems a lot of people are having similar problems with compressor 3.02 (see the thread i started a couple days ago..) for me it's sending uncompressed mov's to compressor that are 23.98 fps. what is the framerate of your movies?
karl

Getting AC3 or AIFF files directly from the DVD studio Timeline.

I'm trying to give my website manager parts of one of my previous demos. Instead of completely rendering the whole thing over I imported the original Mpeg, AC3 and AIFF files to my DVD studio timeline. There I was able to cut out the middle of my demo by cutting the end of one Sequence and the beginning of the other. With this said I want to give my website manager Mpeg and AIFF or AC3 files for him to use. I was able to export the Mpeg file easily but am not able to export either of the audio files, does anyone have an idea?

Hmm, you really should completely render the whole thing over again.
MPEG-2 videos are very highly compressed. If you take that and compress it again for the web, there is going to be a guaranteed loss in quality. Think of photocopying. If you make a photocopy of a picture, it comes out pretty good. But if you make a photocopy of that photocopy, it comes out very bad. You want to avoid double compressing.
Go back to your original videos in FCP, edit the clips you want. Then export out QuickTime mov files using the same codec you edited in. Give those to your website manager for compression for the web.

DVD-101 Sony Handycam importing problems?

I have the mpeg2 plug-in from Apple, and the free Streamclipicon.mpeg, but I still have a problem importing all the video clips. I imported a movie from my camcorder and got only three short clips? One clip was of all the scenes as it appears on the playback of the camcorder. The other two short clips were about 5 seconds each. How do I get all the clips in imovie?

Adobe wouldn't help me on the phone, as I haven't got a support contract. Perfectly rational by them, just stupid.
I've asked my software supplier to forward on some questions and a link to this thread to Adobe support and they should be looking at it soon.
Also, there is another possible solution that might help those of you with full versions.
There is some advice here on one way to give Premiere Pro the ability to import MPEGs.
http://www.mediacollege.com/adobe/premiere/pro/import/mpeg-ac3.html
This is very attractive to me - as I know the AC3 audio codec is used by my MPEG files and it sounds like it could be a solution. Of course, I've tried it, and I still get the same error.
I ran the files through TSRemux and got the same 'file format not supported' error message.
I've also been trying to import a .mov file into the trial version and I get the same error. Jim, would you be able to help me by saying in which other ways the trial version is limited?

Creating DVDs with timeline

Is it possible to burn DVDs of clips with a working timeline so that others, not working with Final Cut can view the raw data and be able to discuss the material in reference to time? IE..."I think we should use Clip number 10.26.08.526 from 4:23 to 4:37.

You can make a QT movie file and that will contain the timecode and send just that or you can use the timecode reader effect and burn in the time code on the video then make the mpeg/ac3 files for the DVD.
o| TonyTony |o

Problems importing Sony Handycam mpg files into Premier Pro CS4

I'm investigating Premier Pro CS4 for video editing and if I can make it work okay then I will purchase the Master Collection. Otherwise I may go to the MAC and use Final Cut. I need immediately to edit files downloaded from a Sony HandyCam that come off in an mpg format I believe it is (MPEG-2). My understanding is that the Premier Pro supports the importing of mpg files.
When I attempt to import one of theses mpg files I get the error, "Unsupported file format or damaged file." I know the files are okay because I can play them with Windows Media Player and have been able to edit them with Window Movie Maker. Now I need a more robust editing environment and am looking at Premier Pro to be the solutions.
Has anyone had experience with importing mpg files? Is there a Codec needed? If so where can I get it and how do I install it?

Adobe wouldn't help me on the phone, as I haven't got a support contract. Perfectly rational by them, just stupid.
I've asked my software supplier to forward on some questions and a link to this thread to Adobe support and they should be looking at it soon.
Also, there is another possible solution that might help those of you with full versions.
There is some advice here on one way to give Premiere Pro the ability to import MPEGs.
http://www.mediacollege.com/adobe/premiere/pro/import/mpeg-ac3.html
This is very attractive to me - as I know the AC3 audio codec is used by my MPEG files and it sounds like it could be a solution. Of course, I've tried it, and I still get the same error.
I ran the files through TSRemux and got the same 'file format not supported' error message.
I've also been trying to import a .mov file into the trial version and I get the same error. Jim, would you be able to help me by saying in which other ways the trial version is limited?

Have a windows rip from DVD how to get in IMOVIE

Back when I only had windows I did some minor editing with with a windows program and acquired some files I use for the heck of it.
I have several files for the DTS,Dolby etc intro screens.
The thing is they are in MPEG/AC3 format and I tried just importing them into IMovie and it won't work.
Any suggestions. I just want to have these "clips" to throw in in front of movies every so often.
I know dork....if I do will it also be 5.1 surround?

You need to convert these clips into DV format.
Try MPEG Streamclip (free) with the Quicktime MPEG-2 plugin ($20).
VisualHub ($23) will probably work, too. They have a free trial that works with short clips.

How to encode .m2t for DVD

I have .m2t files, pulled from my DVR box thru firewire. I've tried converting them to several different QT friendly formats (.mov, .avi, .mp4, Divx, Xvid, etc), but each time, the audio ends up gradually out of sync with the video. To clarify, everything is synced up at the begining of a movie, but the audio gets further ahead of the video as it progresses.
My ultimate goal is to be able to get these videos on to a standard def DVD.
Any ideas?

Hey I've been trying to do the same thing (transfer shows from my Motorola DVR to SD DVDs) and I came across your post; I have since discovered a way to do this! Not sure if you've tried MPEGStreamclip (it's free!), but I just found this little tip in the Streamclip user guide:
CONVERTING THE STREAM
Convert to MPEG...
converts the stream into a muxed MPEG (program stream) file; if the frame size is
suitable, you can import this file in Toast 6 or 7 or Sizzle and burn it directly, with no
encoding time and no loss of quality. Audio is left in its original format (MPEG, AC3 or
PCM).
So I tried it: Opened the .m2t file (imported from my DVR) with Streamclip, then chose the Convert to MPEG option. Toast recognized the resulting MPEG file and burned a DVD without recompressing it--nice--, which was the first time I had ever seen that happen. This seems to be the most direct way I've found to get .m2t files onto DVDs.
Funny, I had never chosen the "convert to MPEG" option because I presumed that "MPEG" meant lower-quality MPEG-1, but it really is an MPEG-2 file.
Good luck!
sno-man

I have a home movie that I want to copy

A friend of mine made a movie on a DVD and I want to copy it. How do I go about doing that?

How do I go about doing that?
It would help to know what you plan to do with the home video and/or how you plan to play it. For instance, you can simply copy the VIDEO_TS folder to your hard drive for playback using the Apple DVD player or Front Row. As Klaus indicated you can creat an image file using Disk Utility and burn the image to DVD or use Toast to copy the DVD to another DVD. However, if you plan to edit the file in iMovie, QT Pro, GarageBand, MPEG Streamclip, or post it to a gallery, web site, etc., then you will need to convert it to a QT compatible compression format using MPEG/AC3 or MPEG/PCM compatible software to retain the audio content.

M4v format to DVD

This probably isn't the right place for this post but I can't find any "right" place for it and its the closest topic. Anyway, I have a m4v video that I tried to burn to DVD with Toast 7, only problem is, only the audio is on there, the video is black. What am I doing wrong and how can I fix this? Thanks

MPEG Streamclip is a converter, an exporter, a player, an editor, a downloader.
It can open many file formats: muxed files MPEG, MPG, VOB, PS, M2P, MOD, VRO, DAT, DCM, VDR, PVR; transport streams TS, M2T, MTS, MMV, REC, VID, AUD, AVR, TP, TP0, TRP, TOD; demuxed files M2V, M1V, MPV, AIFF, AIF, M1A, MP2, MPA, AC3; QuickTime-compatible files MOV, DV, AVI, MP4, DIVX, WMV, FLV; pictures TIFF, JPEG.
MPEG Streamclip supports MPEG-1 video, MPEG layer 1/2 audio, AC3/A52 audio and PCM audio. MPEG-2 video is supported in conversions, but for playback and export you have to buy the MPEG-2 Playback Component ($19.99) from Apple.
To open DivX files, you have to install one of the free DivX-compatible codecs (DivX 5 or 6, 3ivx, XviD).
To open WMV files, you can install the free Flip4Mac WMV Player from http://www.flip4mac.com/ . Export to WMV is supported if you buy Flip4Mac WMV Studio.
To open FLV files you have to install Perian, a free codec pack, from http://www.perian.org/. But note that currently, Perian does not "obsolete" or replace other codecs so you still have to install 3ivx, DivX, XviD when required.
Converter features:
– from MPEG, MPG, VOB, PS, M2P, MOD, VRO, DAT, DCM, VDR, PVR, TS, M2T, MTS, MMV, REC, VID, AUD, AVR, TP, TP0, TRP, TOD
to MPEG, TS, REC, VID, M2V, AIFF, M1A, AC3
– multiplexing of M2V, M1V, MPV files with AIFF, M1A, MP2, MPA, AC3 files
to MPEG, TS, REC, VID, M2V, AIFF, M1A, AC3
(just open the M2V or M1V file, and the audio file with the same name will be multiplexed on the fly).
– very fast, no loss of video quality, perfect audio/video sync
– compatible with Toast 6/7/8, DVD Studio Pro 2/3/4, Final Cut Pro/Express, and Sizzle.
– special Headed format to import unsupported frame sizes in Toast 6/7/8 or DVD Studio Pro.
– special Unscaled demuxed files for Final Cut Pro and Final Cut Express
– can automatically join multiple VOB or TS files
– manual command to scan the stream and fix timecode breaks
– batch conversion
Exporter features:
– from MOV, DV, AVI, DIVX, MP4, WMV, FLV, MPEG, MPG, VOB, PS, M2P, MOD, VRO, DAT, DCM, VDR, PVR, TS, M2T, MTS, MMV, REC, VID, AUD, AVR, TP, TP0, TRP, M2V
to MOV, DV, AVI, DIVX, MP4
– supports any QuickTime-compatible video codec, and many audio formats
– uses the new features of QuickTime 7, but is still compatible with QuickTime 6
– very high quality encoding, all in YUV color space, either unscaled or with 2D-FIR scaling (better than bicubic)
– motion-adaptive deinterlacing and chroma reinterlacing, with perfect audio/video sync\
– internal high-quality audio resampler
– batch export
– concurrent tasks in batch for multiprocessing
Player features:
– playback of QuickTime-compatible files
– playback of muxed/demuxed MPEG/VOB files and transport streams with MPEG, AC3, PCM/AIFF audio
– playback of MPEG files larger than 4GB, or segmented in many files
– support for multiple audio tracks in transport streams and MPEG/VOB files
– full screen playback, zoom with arrow keys
Editor features:
– cut/copy/paste of MPEG files and transport streams, at keyframe (GOP) level
– frame accurate cut/copy/paste of QuickTime files
– trimming function, with unique "revert trimming" feature
– access to keyframes with arrow keys
– edit list
Downloader features:
– playback and download of AVI, DIVX, MOV, MP4, WMV, FLV files directly over the Internet
– in some cases, playback and download of video files by entering the address of the web page in which the file is embedded
– editing before saving the movie to disk
– conversion while downloading
– batch download

K3b transcode issues

I'm trying to rip an encrypted dvd with k3b. When I first installed k3b with pacman I think it missed transcode as a dependency because when I tried to rip it said it needed it and to make sure it's installed. So I installed it and finally started ripping but half way through I got an error. Here is the debug log (I couldn't paste the entire log because chrome would crash when I tried, guess it's to much. So I have pasted just what I think is important, if anything else is needed just ask.):
=== K3b debugging output cache overflow ===
System
K3b Version: 2.0.3
KDE Version: 4.14.6
QT Version: 4.8.6
Kernel: 3.18.6-1-ARCH
Used versions
transcode: 1.1.7
transcode
transcode v1.1.7 (C) 2001-2003 Thomas Oestreich, 2003-2010 Transcode Team
[[34;1mdvd_reader.c[0m] DVD title 3/3: 22 chapter(s), 1 angle(s), title set 3
[[34;1mdvd_reader.c[0m] title playback time: 01:44:16.24 6257 sec
[[34;1mdvd_reader.c[0m] DVD title 3/3: 22 chapter(s), 1 angle(s), title set 3
[[34;1mdvd_reader.c[0m] title playback time: 01:44:16.24 6257 sec
[transcode] V: auto-probing | /dev/sr0 (OK)
[transcode] V: import format | MPEG 2 program stream in DVD PAL (module=dvd)
[transcode] A: auto-probing | /dev/sr0 (OK)
[transcode] A: import format | AC3 in DVD PAL (module=dvd)
[transcode] V: AV demux/sync | (1) sync AV at initial MPEG sequence
[transcode] V: import frame | 352x576 0.61:1 encoded @ 4:3
[transcode] V: clip frame (<-) | 352x576
[transcode] V: zoom | 768x576 1.33:1 (Lanczos3)
[transcode] V: bits/pixel | 0.109 (low)
[transcode] V: decoding fps,frc | 25.000,3
[transcode] V: multi-pass | (mode=1) writing data (pass 1) to /tmp/kde-jacob/k3b_0.log
[transcode] V: video format | YUV420 (4:2:0) aka I420
[transcode] A: import format | 0x2000 AC3 [48000,16,2]
[transcode] A: export | disabled
[transcode] V: encoding fps,frc | 25.000,3
[transcode] A: language | de
[transcode] A: bytes per frame | 7680 (7680.000000)
[transcode] A: adjustment | 0@1000
[transcode] V: IA32/AMD64 accel | sse41 ssse3 sse3 sse2 sse mmx cmove asm
[transcode] V: video buffer | 10 @ 768x576 [0x2]
[transcode] A: audio buffer | 10 @ 48000x2x16
[import_dvd.so] v0.4.1 (2007-07-15) (video) DVD | (audio) MPEG/AC3/PCM
[export_null.so] v0.1.2 (2001-08-17) (video) null | (audio) null
[export_ffmpeg.so] v0.3.18 (2008-11-29) (video) Lavc56.1.100 | (audio) MPEG/AC3/PCM
[import_dvd.so] tccat -T 3,-1,1 -i "/dev/sr0" -t dvd -d 0 | tcdemux -a 0 -x ac3 -S 0 -M 1 -d 0 | tcextract -t vob -x ac3 -a 0 -d 0 | tcdecode -x ac3 -d 0 -s 1.000000,1.000000,1.000000 -A 0
[import_dvd.so] tccat -T 3,-1,1 -i "/dev/sr0" -t dvd -d 0 | tcdemux -s 0x80 -x mpeg2 -S 0 -M 1 -d 0 | tcextract -t vob -a 0 -x mpeg2 -d 0 | tcdecode -x mpeg2 -d 0 -y yuv420p
[import_dvd.so] delaying DVD access by 3 seconds
[import_dvd.so] waiting...
No accelerated IMDCT transform found
libdvdread: Attempting to retrieve all CSS keys
libdvdread: This can take a _long_ time, please be patient
libdvdread: Get key for /VIDEO_TS/VIDEO_TS.VOB at 0x0000012b
libdvdread: Elapsed time 0
libdvdread: Get key for /VIDEO_TS/VTS_01_0.VOB at 0x00035f97
libdvdread: Elapsed time 0
libdvdread: Get key for /VIDEO_TS/VTS_01_1.VOB at 0x00035f9c
libdvdread: Elapsed time 0
libdvdread: Get key for /VIDEO_TS/VTS_02_0.VOB at 0x0003a65b
libdvdread: Elapsed time 0
libdvdread: Get key for /VIDEO_TS/VTS_02_1.VOB at 0x0003b2ca
libdvdread: Elapsed time 0
libdvdread: Get key for /VIDEO_TS/VTS_03_0.VOB at 0x000763f6
libdvdread: Elapsed time 0
libdvdread: Get key for /VIDEO_TS/VTS_03_1.VOB at 0x0008d256
libdvdread: Elapsed time 0
libdvdread: Found 3 VTS's
libdvdread: Elapsed time 0
[import_dvd.so] waiting...
=== last message repeated 2 times. ===
[export_ffmpeg.so] Using FFMPEG codec 'mpeg4' (FourCC 'DIVX', MPEG4 compliant video).
[export_ffmpeg.so] No profile selected
[export_ffmpeg.so] Error opening configuration file ./ffmpeg.cfg: No such file or directory
[export_ffmpeg.so] Starting 1 thread(s)
[export_ffmpeg.so] Set display aspect ratio to input
[mpeg4 @ 0xba1a20] removing common factors from framerate
[[34;1mdecode_mpeg2.c[0m] libmpeg2 acceleration: mmxext
libdvdread: Attempting to retrieve all CSS keys
libdvdread: This can take a _long_ time, please be patient
libdvdread: Get key for /VIDEO_TS/VIDEO_TS.VOB at 0x0000012b
libdvdread: Elapsed time 0
libdvdread: Get key for /VIDEO_TS/VTS_01_0.VOB at 0x00035f97
libdvdread: Elapsed time 0
libdvdread: Get key for /VIDEO_TS/VTS_01_1.VOB at 0x00035f9c
libdvdread: Elapsed time 0
libdvdread: Get key for /VIDEO_TS/VTS_02_0.VOB at 0x0003a65b
libdvdread: Elapsed time 0
libdvdread: Get key for /VIDEO_TS/VTS_02_1.VOB at 0x0003b2ca
libdvdread: Elapsed time 0
libdvdread: Get key for /VIDEO_TS/VTS_03_0.VOB at 0x000763f6
libdvdread: Elapsed time 0
libdvdread: Get key for /VIDEO_TS/VTS_03_1.VOB at 0x0008d256
libdvdread: Elapsed time 0
libdvdread: Found 3 VTS's
libdvdread: Elapsed time 0
[mpeg4 @ 0xba1a20] AVFrame.format is not set
[mpeg4 @ 0xba1a20] AVFrame.width or height is not set
[mpeg4 @ 0xba1a20] AVFrame.format is not set
[mpeg4 @ 0xba1a20] AVFrame.width or height is not set
[mpeg4 @ 0xba1a20] AVFrame.format is not set
[mpeg4 @ 0xba1a20] AVFrame.width or height is not set
That last part was repeated for like a billion lines.
I tried googling this issue but it seems to be pretty specific to me. I did find would result but it was with another program for windows so I didn't read to much into that. Do any of you have any ideas?

I think that unlike some mswin progs, k3b reports honest values for speed, and this is as likely pegged to the quality of media than anything else.
Just a theory of course.
Anyway, what we all want is a good burn, regardless if it's slower ...
But what else is around apart from k3b? I used xcdroast in years gone by, but I don't see it around so much anymore. What are some good alternatives?

Zoom option while video editing?

Thinking about purchasing Adobe premiere elements 9 for Video editing does it have a zoom option for actual video footage (not photos)?

Manny,
**** well, and just got back into the US last night.
I do not recall all the specs. of a Pinnacle Studio DVD, but it is likely that you have Audio encoding, that requires a particular CODEC to work. There are two possible Audio schemes for DVD-Video: PCM/WAV Audio, or AC3 (a flavor of MPEG) that might be either 2-channel (stereo), or 6-channel (5.1). Either will be 48KHz 16-bit. The WAV is a standard on the PC, but not sure if it is also a standard on the Mac. The AC3 requires the correct MPEG AC3 CODEC, but I think that is provided with the installation of QT Player. You might have to get one, or both, of those CODEC's, and install at the system level.
For general info on DVD-Videos, this ARTICLE might be useful. For general info on CODEC's, this ARTICLE will give some background. Note: both are a tad PC-centric, as that is the platform that I work on - sorry.
Good luck,
Hunt

Replication house tells me my burned pcm and ac3 is mpeg

Sorry for the double post, just saw this audio section.
I'm having a difficulty with my burned dvds apparently coming out mpeg audio. I exported from pp 1.0 a final mpeg video with PCM audio for my final dvd project. I used Encore CS3 to burn the disc. I sent in the disc to a replication house and they warned me that the audio was mpeg and would not work in all players.
So I checked my original exported file audio in the properties and it said PCM. But, just in case, I put it back in Encore and transcoded it as Dolby Digital (AC3), and burned that disc. I also burned another disc that was PCM.
They just informed me that the two new discs I sent in were not PCM and AC3 but were again MPEG audio.
Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks for any help.

Thanks very much Ruud. I downloaded the MediaInfo and, if I'm reading the disc correctly, it appears that what I've been puzzled about was easily discovered.
I have a copyright warning as a first play. It was that copyright warning that had an silent audio track under it, and it was MPEG audio. My end action to that is the 88 minute documentary and it clearly says it's transcoded in AC-3.
I'm assuming that I need to reburn a disc and transcode that Copyright warning audio to AC-3 as well or just remove it? Or would you think it will not give anyone trouble since there is no real sound anyway.
I'd appreciate it if you'd look at the below MediaInfo over and see if I'm reading that right. Thanks so much. This is all new stuff to me.
MediaInfo for the DVD
Open a file named: VIDEO_TS
D:\VIDEO_TS\VIDEO_TS.IFO
Container and general information
DVD Video (Menu): 12.0 KiB
1 Video streams: MPEG Video
1 text streams: RLE
First video stream
720*480 (4/3), at 29.70fps, MPEG video (NTSC) Version 2)
First text stream
RLE
D:\VIDEO_TS\VIDEO_TS.VOB
Container and general information
MPEG-PS: 8.00 KiB
1 video streams: MPEG Video
First video stream
9000 Kbps (9000 Kbps), 720*480 (4/3), at 29.970 fps, MPEG Video (NTSC) (Version 2) (Main@Main)
D:\VIDEO_TS\VIDEO_TS.BUP
Container and general information
DVD Video (Menu): 12.0 KiB
1 video streams: MPEG Video
1 text streams: RLE
First video stream
720*480 (4/3), at 29.970 fps, MPEG Video (NTSC) (Version 2)
First text stream
RLE
D:\VIDEO_TS\VTS_01_0.IFO
Container and general information
DVD Video (Program): 18.0 KiB
1 video streams: MPEG Video
1 audio streams: MPEG Audio
2 chapters stream:/
First video stream
720*480 (4/3), at 29.70fps, MPEG video (NTSC) Version 2)
First audio stream
English, 48.0 KHz, 2 channels, MPEG Audio (Version 1)
D:\VIDEO_TS\VTS_01_0.VOB
Container and general information
MPEG-PS: 8.00 KiB
1 video streams: MPEG Video
First video stream
9000 Kbps (9000 Kbps), 720*480 (4/3), at 29.970 fps, MPEG Video (NTSC) (Version 2) (Main@Main)
D:\VIDEO_TS\01-0.BUP
Container and general information
DVD Video (Program): 18.0 KiB
1 video streams: MPEG Video
1 audio streams: MPEG Audio
2 chapters stream: /
First video stream
720*480 (4/3), at 29.70fps, MPEG video (NTSC) Version 2)
First audio stream
English, 48.0 KHz, 2 channels, MPEG Audio (Version 1)
VIDEO_TS\VTS_01_1.VOB
Container and general information
MPEG-PS: 4.49 MiB, 26h 30mn
1 video streams: MPEG Video
1 audio streams: MPEG audio
First video stream
720*480 (4/3), at 29.70fps, MPEG video (NTSC) Version 2)
First audio stream
224 Kbps, 48.0 KHz, 2 channels, MPEG Audio (Version 1) (Layer 2)
VIDEO_TS\VTS_02_0.IFO
Container and general information
DVD Video (Program): 64.0 KiB
1 video streams: MPEG Video
1 audio streams: AC-3
2 chapters stream: /
First video stream
720*480 (4/3), at 29.70fps, MPEG video (NTSC) Version 2)
First audio stream
English, 48.0 KHz, 2 channels, AC-3
VIDEO_TS\VTS_02_1.VOB
Container and general information
MPEG-PS: 8.00 KiB
1 video streams: MPEG Video
First video stream
9000 Kbps (9000 Kbps), 720*480 (4/3), at 29.970 fps, MPEG Video (NTSC) (Version 2) (Main@Main)
VIDEO_TS\VTS_02_0.BUP
Container and general information
DVD Video (Program): 64.0 KiB
1 video streams: MPEG video
1 audio streams: AC-3
2 chapters stream: /
First video stream
720*480 (4/3), at 29.70fps, MPEG video (NTSC) Version 2)
First audio stream
English, 48.0 KHz, 2 channels, AC-3
VIDEO_TS_02_1.VOB
Container and general information
MPEG-PS: 1024 MiB, 30mn 37s
1 video streams: MPEG Video
1 audio streams: AC-3
First video stream
4159 Kbps (7200 kbps), 720*480 (4/3), at 29.970 fps, MPEG video (NTSC) (Version 2) (Main@Main)
First audio stream
192 kbps, 48.0 KHz, 2 channels, AC-3
VIDEO_TS\VTS_02_2.VOB
Container and General information
MPEG-PS: 1024 MiB, 33mn 27s
1 Video streams; MPEG Video
1 audio streams: AC-3
First video stream
3791 Kbps (7200 kbps), 720*480 (4/3), at 29.970 fps, MPEG video (NTSC) (Version 2) (Main@Main)
First audio stream
192 Kbps, 48.0 KHz, 2 channels, AC-3
VIDEO_TS\VTS_02_3.VOB
Container and general information
MPEG-PS: 710 MiB, 25h 26mn
1 video streams: MPEG Video
1 audio streams: AC-3
First video stream
720*480 (4/3), at 29.70fps, MPEG video (NTSC) Version 2)
First audio stream
192 Kbps, 48.0 KHz, 2channels, AC-3

HT3775 how can i open the file MPEG-2 Video, AC3 on my mac, when its coming from a sony camcorder?

how can i open the file MPEG-2 Video, AC3 on my mac, when its coming from a sony camcorder?

I think those files are Samsung's proprietary format, so only the Samsung software can open and display them. If they do not make their software for OS X, then you are stuck requiring windows.
I thought the DVR itself lets you save as standard avi as the backup file format?

CS4 MacOS X update to 4.0.1 No audio in imported MPEG files (AC3)

After update my Premiere Pro MacOS X to 4.0.1 ver,
no audio in impoted MPEG-2 (*.mpg) files whith AC3 audio.
How to install AC3 codec to Adobe Premiere in Mac Os X ???
I have installed AC3 codec (AC3 Codec 0.4 component) in folders:
system/library/QuickTime
system/library/Components
library/Components
library/QuickTime
but this does not solve the problem.

Was the 4.01 update supposed to add AC3 editing capability, something Premiere has traditionally not had in the past? I thought it was only supposed to add AC3
export capability (seeing as AC3 is a delivery format, and not a good choice for editing).

HT3775 Hello, iMovie and QuickTime Player (OS X 10.6.8) can not open MPEG-2 Video (AC3) or MPEG-2 Video (MPEG Layer 2). Is there any solution?

Hello,
iMovie and QuickTime Player (OS X 10.6.8) can not open
MPEG-2 Video (AC3) or
MPEG-2 Video (MPEG Layer 2).
Is there any solution?
Thanks

Try VLC Player
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-macosx.html
Cheers
Pete

Mpeg 4 + AC3

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