Showing posts with label MPEG-2. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MPEG-2. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

MPEG Streamclip Great Tool for Converting MOD files

If you're in need for a tool to help you with the conversion of .MOD files on Mac. MPEG Streamclip is a tool that you should consider. If you're using SDHC Memory Cards when you connect your camera on the Mac you can locate all of your video files by opening the Memory Card and navigating to the .MOD files. The .MOD files are basically MPEG-2 Program Stream files with the .MOD extension.

Recently I had two encoding projects where about 300-400 .MOD files needed to be converted for encoding in iMovie for Summer Art Camp students in Ohio and for Windows Movie maker for Summer Leadership Academy students in Florida.

Here were some benefits that I saw using MPEG Streamclip for the conversions:
  • Batch encoding of 200 .MOD files to .MOV or .WMV could be done easily
  • Telestream's Flip4Mac Plug-in is available from within MPEG Streamclip
  • You can watch a video preview of the videos being converted
  • Adjustments to Audio, Brightness, Contrast and Saturation can made during batch encoding
  • The tool is Free
  • Conversions happen quickly



Here's a look at the Batch List for encoding numerous files



Here's a look at the main interface where .MOD files can be converted to DV/DVCPro-NTSC .MOV.

Tuesday, September 30, 2008

MainConcept Codec SDK 7.6 Brings DivX Video Support to Broadcast Industry

MainConcept, a wholly-owned subsidiary of DivX, Inc. and one of the world's leading providers of video and audio codecs, as well as software development kits to the broadcast, film and consumer electronic markets, announced a new version of Codec SDK 7.6 that adds support for DivX video technology.

As a concise package for Windows, Mac/Intel and Linux, the Cross Platform SDK 7.6 provides a broad range of codecs including DivX, H.264, MPEG-2, DVCPRO HD, JPEG 2000, AAC and HE- AAC. With the new release, professional software developers in the broadcast industry are now able to seamlessly integrate DivX into their own solutions, creating video files compatible with over 100 million DivX Certified devices shipped to the market from major manufacturers, including DVD players, digital televisions, mobile devices and more.

"There are a number of different DivX Certified devices such as DVD players and mobile phones in the market which support this exciting format," says Muzaffer Beygirci, Managing Director and VP Worldwide Sales at MainConcept. "In addition, DivX continues to expand into new product categories. With MainConcept's SDK 7.6 and its new DivX support, we will enable broadcasters and professionals to support one of the world's leading video formats and provide true interoperability from the PC to the living room and mobile environments."

The full feature list of the new Codec SDK 7.6, as well as a full list of supported codecs, is available at www.mainconcept.com. For existing customers and partners with a maintenance contract, the product release will be available at MainConcept's Customer Portal for immediate download. Other parties interested in evaluating MainConcept Codec SDK 7.6 may send an e-mail to sales(at)mainconcept.com to request an evaluation license.

MainConcept Codec SDK 7.6 for Windows is available immediately. The Mac/Intel and Linux versions will be available end of September.