http://iuseapple.com/blog/quicktime/2007/06/27/convert-videos-with-visualhub/ Apple Mac OS X Tips and Tricks Blog Fri, 25 Jul 2008 15:05:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 http://iuseapple.com/blog/quicktime/2007/06/27/convert-videos-with-visualhub/#comment-42863 How to Edit Videos Using Footage From YouTube at iUseApple Sun, 13 Jul 2008 20:33:05 +0000 http://iuseapple.com/blog/quicktime/2007/06/27/convert-videos-with-visualhub/#comment-42863 [...] This process gives me a FLV file with the dimensions of 320×240 on my computer. Quicktime doesn’t like this filetype (FLV) on my computer, so I use the video player VLC to watch the video. I always preview source content to make sure it downloaded correctly. I then open the shareware Application called VisualHub to convert the video from FLV to DV. I set VisualHub to “Ready for Final Cut” and make the video dimensions 640×480. This upconversion works very well for me. I use VisualHub because it is easier than Quicktime Pro and allows me to do batch conversions. An article about VisualHub can be found here at iUseApple. [...] […] This process gives me a FLV file with the dimensions of 320×240 on my computer. Quicktime doesn’t like this filetype (FLV) on my computer, so I use the video player VLC to watch the video. I always preview source content to make sure it downloaded correctly. I then open the shareware Application called VisualHub to convert the video from FLV to DV. I set VisualHub to “Ready for Final Cut” and make the video dimensions 640×480. This upconversion works very well for me. I use VisualHub because it is easier than Quicktime Pro and allows me to do batch conversions. An article about VisualHub can be found here at iUseApple. […]

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