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La plus simple façon de faire un DVD-Video ou de convertir pour le montage (HD & DV) sans perdre en qualité
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tous les DVD et plus…

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  • encodage
  • encodage: traitement par lot
  • studio: module DVD-Vidéo
  • studio: module Convertisseur de HD en format QuickTime
  • studio: module Convertisseur de HD en format QuickTime
  • studio: module Modifier
  • studio: module Démultiplexer
  • studio: module Multiplexer

Fonctions: module encodage

  • La même qualité que iDVD…
  • …décode intégralement vos fichiers iMovie…
  • …mais aussi tout autre type de fichiers (avi, wmv, etc).
  • Convertit toute vidéo en PAL<>NTSC, sans saccade ni perte de qualité.
  • Possibilité de mettre en pause l'encodage vidéo.
  • Entièrement automatisé (détection des fichiers entrelacés, de leur ordre d'entrelacement, etc).
  • Entièrement débrayable (pour ceux qui n'aiment pas les automatismes).
  • Adaptation automatique de l'aspect pour toute vidéo (même anamorphosée).
  • Possibilité de transformer toute vidéo en 16/9 ou en 4/3 PanScan (quel que soit sa taille d'origine ou son entrelaçage).
  • Pré-visualiser l'aspect avant encodage.
  • etc, etc, etc
  • MovieConverter ne fait pas:
  • le café
  • Radiateur micro-onde.
  • Centrale thermo-nucléaire.
  • à part ça… (et lisez le mode d'emploi si cela ne vous suffit toujours pas)
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Fonctions: modules studio

  • HD Converter
    • Convertissez gratuitement vos vidéos AVCHD, TOD et Sanyo en fichiers compatibles QuickTime, pour les monter dans iMovie (HD et '08/'09) ou FinalCut.
    • Prévisualisez ces fichiers -habituellement illisible- avant conversion.
    • Plus de contrôles qu'avec iMovie'08 ou FinalCut: convertissez pour une sortie progressive ou entrelacée, et à la taille de votre choix (MovieConverter Studio s'occupera de vous les conformer ;)).
    • Nouveau: gère correctement les vidéos AVCHD en 50 et 60fps, les AVCHD emballés en .MPG (ToshibaA40FE), ainsi que les AVCHD progressif (LumixFZ7).
    • Utilisateurs enregistrés, options de confort:
      - Mode traitement par lot
      - Convertissez vos vidéos AVCHD entre 3 et 4 fois plus rapidement :).
  • DVD-Video
    • Créez un DVD-Vidéo automatiquement avec des menus (et sous-menus), des vignettes et des légendes en 2 minutes de réglages.
    • Depuis un fichier du module encodage SD, ou réutilisez directement vos fichiers EyeTV, les vidéos de votre caméscope JVC Everio,…
    • Importez vos fichiers: MCS vous propose de les conformer si ce n'était pas déjà le cas.
    • Agencez leur ordre de diffusion.
    • Sonorisez vos menus, ajoutez-leur une image d'arrière-plan.
    • Gravez votre DVD-Video -directement dans MovieConverter- dans le format le plus compatible avec le parc des lecteurs DVD.
  • Démultiplexez vos MPEG
    • extrayez le(s) audio(s)…
    • … la(les) vidéo(s)
    • … et même les sous-titres !
  • Multiplexez
    • regroupez audio(s), vidéo(s) et sous-titres en un seul MPEG
    • Ajoutez des sous-titres (.srt comme ceux issus du gratuiciel Miyu, .ssa, …). Choisissez leur aspect. Toutes les langues sont compatibles.
    • Les sous-titres seront automatiquement affiché sur votre télé via le module DVD-Video (mais vous pourrez les désactiver avec votre télé commande si vous n'en voulez pas ;)).
  • Modifiez l'aspect de votre vidéo sans réencoder
    • Votre caméscope JVC Everio n'est pas compatible avec l'aspect DVD-Video? …alors changez-le!
    • Mise-en conformité des MPEG2 NTSC Film.
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Logiciels:


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myDVDEdit myDVDEdit_icon

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Donationware
L'éditeur de ressources du DVD sur Macintosh

Vous voulez modifier l'affichage de votre DVD en 16/9 PanScan forcé ou 16/9Letterbox, facile avec myDVDEdit!
Vous voulez lire les infos de vos DVD, des mpeg2 qui y sont utilisés, supprimer des chapitres, réagencer leurs enchaînements, modifier les boutons des menus, etc. Tout cela et bien plus est possible avec myDVDEdit (et ne serait-ce que par curiosité, essayez-le ;-))

FR vide US

Liquid CD LiquidCD_icon

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Donationware
Logiciel de gravure

Pour graver vos DVD (mais aussi vos CD audio, vos CD Photos, vos données, etc), un must!

FR vide US

MPEG StreamClip MPSC_icon

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Freeware
L'éditeur de MPEG

Vous ne connaissez pas encore MPEG StreamClip?!? Il fait partie de ces quelques softs vidéos indispensables sur Mac. Il ne s'occupe pas d'encodage en MPEG, mais grâce à lui vous pourrez les éditer (supprimer les pubs de vos enregistrements TNT, ADSL, etc). Encore un must!
(mais il vous faudra aussi le Module de lecture MPEG-2 de QuickTime (payant) d'Apple pour l'utiliser au maximum de ses possibilités).

FR vide US

iSquint PunyVid

Freeware
Convertisseur pour iPod

Sans doute le plus simple convertisseur pour iPod: simple et gratuit.

iSquint est mort. Mais il existe encore comme Projet Open Source, sous le nom de PunyVid. J'ai fait une "version" (uniquement pour Intel) avec quelques améliorations mineures. Jouez avec et communiquez-moi vos retours (je n'ai pas encore mis à jour son code auprès du projet open source, du fait que je ne l'ai pas plus testé que ça ;-)).

 

 

 

Sites:


FR

Carpo
Carpo

Actus et forum

Site sur l'actualité du Macintosh et de la vidéo. Son forum offre une large place à la vidéo grand public

FR

Mac-Vidéo
macvideo

Forum

Forum dédié à la vidéo sur Macintosh, orienté grand public comme professionnels.

FR

MacBidouille
MacBidouille

Actus

Il n'est pas possible que vous ne connaissiez pas encore LE site Mac, sinon, visitez-le quotidiennement.

FR

Hervé Flores
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Images

LE SITE INDISPENSABLE pour tous les amateurs de … euh …
En fait, c'est juste mon site Pro, MovieConverter est mon "hobby" (donc si vous voulez voir des ch'tites images dans tous les sens: je suis illustrateur :-)).

 

 

 

Credits & license:

Cocoa source:

MAAttachedWindow

Cocoa code for these beautiful yellow ochre coloured windows :-)

© Matt Gemmell

 

 

Open Source tools:

MovieConverter is a GUI (Graphical User Interface) for freeware Unix tools developed by third parties.
You MUST agree with GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE to use these tools.
The following open source tools are used:

 

FFmpeg

Decoding and encoding tool

© 2008 - Fabrice Bellard (originator of the FFmpeg project), et al.
source

 

MPlayer

Decoding, encoding tool and player

© 2006 - its owners
Current binary is extracted from MPlayer official pakage (MacOSX GUI)

 

mjpegtools

Suite of tools to process MJPEG and MPEG

mpeg2enc © MPEG Software Simulation Group & Andrew Stevens
mplex © Andrew Stevens
ppmtoy4m © Matthew J. Marjanovic
y4minterlace © Stefan Fendt
y4mtoppm © Matthew J. Marjanovic
yuvcorrect © Xavier Biquard
yuvdeinterlace © Mark Health
yuvdenoise © Stefan Fendt
yuvfps © Alfonso Garcia-PatiÒo Barbolani & Johannes Lehtinen
yuvmotionfps © Jérôme Cornet
yuvscaler © Xavier Birquard
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y4mscaler

Rescaler tool

© Matthew J. Marjanovic
source

 

movtoy4m

QuickTime decoding tool

© Johan Lindström license 3-clause BSD

 

normalize

Audio tool

© Chris Vaill
source

 

M2VRequantiser

Video compressor

© Antoine Missout
source

 

pulldown

Video modifier tool

© Brent Beyeler
OSX port © Hard Code

 

dvdauthor

DVD authoring and subtitle tools

© its owners
source

 

mkisofs

Burning

© Joerg Schilling

 

MediaInfo

information about a video or audio file

© Jérôme Martinez
Current binary comes from sourceforge official pakage (MacOSX)

 

xport

Transport Stream Demultiplexer

© its owners
source

 

JM Software (ldecod)

H.264/AVC reference software

© Karsten Sühring
source

 

movencoder

QuickTime exporter

© Takashi "MyCometG3" Mochizuki license 3-clause BSD
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subtools

Subtitles modifiers (srtrate / srtshift)

© Nicolas Bonardelle
source

 

 

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movencoder: Copyright (c) 2006, MyCometG3.

movtoy4m: Copyright (c) 2002-2006, Johan Lindström.

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