Showing posts with label MP4. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MP4. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 21, 2016

Convert MP4 On DVD Player

It is well known to us that DVD player is becoimg more and more popular, which includes standared DVD player like Sony, Samsung, Panasonic, etc and portable DVD player like Sylvania 9-Inch SDVD9000B2, Philips PD9012/37 9-Inch LCD Dual Screen, etc. You can choose what you want most DVD player according to your needs such as screen size, sound quality, built-in speakers, etc. But when you play MP4 videos on DVD player, you may encounter the following similar problems: 

“I have made an MP4 video with DVD Creator and need to get it to play on DVD Player. But why when I try to put the MP4 file on the DVD player, it says “the file is not supported yet.“ What should i do?” 

DVD player may play various formats: DVD, CD, MPEG-2, Divx AVI. Though you have many MP4 videos, the sad part is that the DVD player does not support MP4 because MP4 is a format with different decodes. So what is the best solution for this problem, will MP4 played on DVD player nicely? Here we offer two solutions for you. 


Method 1. Burning MP4 to DVD player with five steps

MP4, otherwise known as MPEG-4, is a video format that is most notably used in portable video players such as the iPhone, Android, PSP, etc. However, the format is readily acceptable on most video programs you use on your computer and it is even possible to play the video on a DVD player. The only requirement is that the MP4 be on either a video CD or DVD.

1. Power on your computer and launch the CD/DVD burning software. You need to have the MP4 video on a disk for the CD/DVD player to read it.

2. Decide on if you want to burn CD/DVD. This may all depend on the size of the MP4 video file. If the MP4 video is larger than 700 megabytes you need to go with a DVD (700 megabytes is as much as a CD can hold).

3. Select either video CD/DVD on the menu of the burning software. Click and drag the MP4 video into the main viewing screen of the software, title the disk and click "Burn." The burning process will begin. Depending on the size of the video file, the burning process may take a few minutes.

4. Remove the CD/DVD from the computer once it has finished burning. Power the DVD player on and insert the disk into the drive. Turn on the TV and switch it to the video setting for the DVD player.

5.Wait for the MP4 video to load up on the television screen. Press the "Play" button on the DVD player to begin the playback.

Tips: If the MP4 is not on either a video CD or DVD, even if you have successfully burn MP4 to DVD without converting, you will still encounter issues in playing MP4 on DVD player: Regular standalone DVD players can only read movie DVD's (those are in MPEG-2, and if you view them in Windows Explorer, you see a folder structure with VIDEO_TS, and files like .VOB .IFO and .BUP). Newer DVD players that are DivX-certified can (in addition to the above) read data DVD’s with an AVI file encoded in the DivX codec. Most of the time, you will fail to play MP4 on DVD player unless the DVD players have the "Nero Digital" label on them. 


Method 2. Converting MP4 to DVD player supported formats with three steps

Therefore, in order to play all MP4 videos on DVD player, you need a professional MP4 to DVD video converter to convert MP4 videos to DVD player compatible format like DivX AVI, MPEG-2, MPEG-1. Here is a powerful MP4 to DVD player tool - Pavtube Video Converter to help you. (read review)

Below will introduce the detailed guide on how to use this wonderful tool to successfully convert MP4 to DVD player supported videos for playing MP4 on DVD player nicely. Free download and buy the right version of this best MP4 to DVD player Converter Mac version - Pavtube Video Converter for Mac (read review) according to your computer type.

Free download the MP4 to DVD Player converter Windows version:

 

Free download the MP4 to DVD Player converter Mac version:

 

How to Convert MP4 videos to DVD Player friendly format?

(Note here we take windows version as an example, and the Mac version steps are same with the Mac version.)


Step 1. Load MP4 files to the Program

Click "Add video" button to add MP4 videos to the program. In case you would want to convert several MP4 files at the same time, just click “ Merge into one file ” to merge them all into one.



Step 2. Select DVD player friendly MPEG-2/AVI as output format

Click "Format" firstly. Then choose MPEG-2 video(*.mpg) or AVI from "Common video" for playing MP4 on DVD Player without any problems.





Tips: You can also click “ Settings ” to customize output video parameters such as video size, video bitrate, audio channels and so on depending on your needs.

Step 3. Convert MP4 to DVD player supported DivX AVI/MPEG-2

Click the big "Convert" to start MP4 to DVD player. When all the work has been done, please click green arrow button to start converting your MP4 files to MPEG-2 or DivX.

Once it is completed, you can click "Open output directory" to find your output DVD folder file. Afterwards, simply import converted MP4 files to DVD player. At last, you can play MP4 videos on DVD player at ease.


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  • Source: http://mp4gear.over-blog.com/play-mp4-on-dvd-player.html 

    Monday, December 12, 2016

    Convert Video_TS Folder to MP4 with subtitles on Mac

    Summary:This article will introduce what is VIDEO_TS folder and tells you how to convert a VIDEO_TS folder to MP4 for playing with subtitles on Mac OS X. 
     What's Video_TS folder? 

    Video_TS folder contains three kinds of formats, IFO, BUP and VOB. IFO is information file, which is the main factor to operate video playback. With IFO files you can forward or backward the video at will. If IFO files are damaged or can’t be read, don’t worry. BUP is the backup of IFO and they have the totally same function. But if you happen to lose them all, you will have big trouble in controlling video play, so be careful. VOB means video objects, which is the container of video files. No need to say how important it is. 

     

    How to play Vidoe_TS folder? 

    Video_TS files are one of the main folders in a DVD's contents. Yeah, you can view the Video_TS files on your computer and DVD players. However, if you want to put your movies on portable MP4 players like iPhone, iPad, PSP, Xbox 360, Android tablets, etc., you will need to convert Video_TS to MP4 first. This article will shows you an easy way to convert Video_TS files to MP4 with subtitles for more convenient playing and sharing. 

    Convert Video_TS to MP4 with subtitles 

    To convert Video_TS to MP4 with subtitles, what you need is a third-party program that can accomplish the task. Here ByteCopy for Mac is highly recommended as the best DVD Video_TS to MP4 converter. With it, you can easily and quickly convert Video_TS files to MP4 videos while keeping the subtitles. And it can convert Video_TS folder to multiple video formats including MP4, AVI, FLV, WMV, MKV, MOV, WEBM, etc. and it also can turn 2D movies to 3D. If you are using a Windows PC, please turn to Pavtube ByteCopy

    Convert DVD VIDEO_TS folder to playable MP4 file with subtitle? 

    Step 1. Run the best VIDEO_TS Converter, click "Load from folder" and load DVD VIDEO_TS folder. Tip: All titles of the original Blu-ray movies could be seen on program left panel. And in every title, you can see various chapters. Just check the titles or chapters you want to rip. 

    To convert DVD VIDEO_TS with subtitles contained, just simply click “Subtitles” and select the one you prefer. (And you can also choose the audio track as you like.) 

    Tip: You can also choose to rip Video_TS with forced subtitles if you don’t want to have extra subtitles on screen for your native language. 

     

    Step 2. Clicking the "Format" menu, here you are suggested to choose "Common Video > H.264 Video(*.mp4)". 


     

    Step 3. If you like, modify profile settings such as video size, bitrate, frame rate, etc to get optimized video and audio playback. 

     

    Step 4. Return back to VIDEO_TS video converter main interface, and hit the "Convert" button to start encoding VIDEO_TS to MP4 format. Once it finishes, open output folder, locate the created MP4 file and you can transfer DVD VIDEO_TS folder to your Android, Windows and iOS devices for watching. 

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    Source: http://formatplayable.jimdo.com/2014/10/18/convert-video-ts-folder-to-mp4/

    Wednesday, September 2, 2015

    Run into a Solution Editing MP4 in FCP X

    Though MP4 is a listed supported format by Final Cut Pro X, many people are still having problems of importing MP4 to FCP X. The following page will explain why as well as provide an easy solution on how to successfully use all kinds of MP4 files in FCP X.



    Generally, we would like to use video editing programs like Final Cut Pro X to edit MP4 videos, including YouTube MP4 videos, iTunes MP4 videos, Sony XDCAM EX MP4 Camcorder videos, etc. in order to get better videos or more wonderful video files. However, FCP X might not work with some MP4 files, have a look at the related issue "can't import MP4 into Final Cut Pro X":

    "My son and I have just downloaded the trial version of FCP X and am running into an import problem.

    All his videos are recorded in MP4 format on an SD card.

    When we try to import the clips from the SD card, they appear in FCPX as a black clip with audio only.

    I've looked around online and it seems that some other people are having the same issue and are saying that  you have to buy a converter software.

    It seems to me that -- for $300 -- this software ought to be able to handle the most common video format that exists.

    A.  What am I missing?

    B.  How can I resolve this?

    Thanks in advance for your assistance!


    From: discussions.apple.com

    I searched the MP4 and Final Cut Pro X on Google. Well, I've found out the solution yet to solve the problem with importing MP4 into FCP X.

    According to Apple, though Final Cut Pro X update to import MP4 video, it only support MP4 encoded with H.264. If the MP4 is encoded with other video codec, Final Cut Pro X will still fail to import MP4. In order to ingest MP4 files into FCP X for editing smoothly, the easy workaround is to transcode MP4 footage to Prores, which is natively supported by Final Cut Pro. 

    To get the work done, you can take like iFastime Video Converter Ultimate for Mac, which is one of the best Mac MP4 to Prores converter tool for you. The program comes with several optimized format for Final Cut Pro, which enable you to transcode MP4 to Prores .mov for using in FCP X directly without any rendering or codec problems. Just download it and follow the tutorial below to convert MP4 files to FCP X on Mac (OS X El Capitan).

    Free Download iFastime Video Converter Ultimate for Mac:

    How to convert MP4 to ProRes for Final Cut Pro X on Mac (El Capitan)

    Please make sure you have installed ProApps QuickTime Codecs, or you may get files with sound only without video. 

    Step 1: Launch the Mac MP4 to FCP X Converter; click "Add video" button from main menu to browse your computer hard drive and select the .MP4 files you want to convert. Or you can easily drag-and-drop files into this application for converting. You can also load video files formatted in .avi, .wmv, .flv, .vob, etc.



    Tip: You can check the "Merge into one" box to merge several MP4 video files together for easier editing.

    Step 2: Click the format bar, and move mouse cursor to "Final Cut Pro > Apple ProRes 422 (*.mov)" as output format.



    Actually, different Apple ProRes codec corresponds to different needs: 

    Apple ProRes 422 – Higher quality than Apple ProRes 422 (LT);
    Apple ProRes 422 (HQ) – Keep original video quality for editing in FCP;
    Apple ProRes 422 (LT) – Get a smaller file sizes than Apple ProRes 422;
    Apple ProRes 422 (Proxy) – SD levels – 480i/p and 576i/p. Used in offline workflows.
    Apple ProRes 4444 – Edit and finish 4:4:4 material.

    Step 3: Click the "Star conversion" button at the bottom right corner to start encoding MP4 files to Apple ProRes MOV for Final Cut Pro X under El Capitan.

    Some more helpful features of the MP4 to ProRes Converter for Mac

    1. Settings- click to set video resolution(1920×1080/1440×1080/1280×720/720×480), bitrate(from 1Mbps to 20Mbps), frame rate (24p/30p). Here suggests 25P in PAL (30p in NTSC) to keep high video quality and smooth edit in FCP X.

    2. Edit selected task (next to "Add video" icon)- click to set deinterlace, denoise, mute, volume up, trim, crop, etc.

    Once the MP4 to ProRes 422 conversion is done, you can transfer your MP4 files into Final Cut Pro X for editing smoothly on Mac with ease.

    Have more questions about how to edit MP4 in FCP X , please feel free to contact us>> or leave a message at Facebook.

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