apple, mac os x, mac, sony, DCR-SR82, incompatible, muxed, iMovie, john koetsier To be completely george, Sony is smoking something powerful if they think I’m going to change my computer to work with their camera. To be completely frank, being on a Mac should mean that I never have to think of or even hear something so esoteric as “muxed video.” That’s what Apple engineers are paid for.
Buy new camcorder with better outputs and Mac compatibility.But even if QuickTime can open them after I pay extortion, iMovie HD will still not like me very much … iMovie HD won’t import, play, or edit muxed files.Hrm … do I look stupid? Shouldn’t QuickTime just come with this needed component in the first time? Isn’t this the zen of Mac we’re talking about here … stuff just works? Well, actually QuickTime can open them … if I spring for a $20 plug-in to QuickTime.They’re “muxed,” meaning that the audio and video are mixed together and QuickTime can’t open them The Mac finder can see the camera via disk mode, and I can see my movie clips in QuickTime format … but I can’t open them.iMovie HD doesn’t recognize that a camcorder is attached, and won’t import any video from it.Sony provides a sort of a dock for this camera, which you are then supposed to connect to your computer – there’s no real USB output on this camera.
Sony wants you to use their proprietary software … which is Windows only.Today I shot some video, and tonight I tried to hook it up to my Mac and play in iMovie HD. You can download one on your Macintosh and use it to play a DVD, then apply AirPlay to play the DVD on Apple TV without any errors.Īmong countless media player software, there’s one that you should never skip, the Aiseesoft Blu-ray Player.Yesterday I bought a new camcorder – the Sony DCR-SR82 with a 60 GB hard drive. There’s a handful of powerful media player software that can help you encrypt the DRM methodson DVDs. Method 2 Stream the DVD on Mac with the DVD player software Then, open the Apple TV app on your Apple TV screen and start playing the DVD movie.For Windows users, upload it to your iTunes > Apple TV. Locate the output movie and upload it to the Apple TV appon your Mac computer.How to play the DVD converted files on Apple TV: The process will be complete in a few minutes. Then, choose a suitable audio channel and subtitle track for the DVD movie.īefore start, click Save to and choose a destination that is easy to find for your video.
In this way, you won’t have to choose a specific format and Tipard will choose a perfect one for you.
Scroll down and find Apple TV, and set this as the output format. Note: Here, you may go to the Device tab and choose the Applelist.
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