In my case, I used the "720p Higher Quality" built-in system structure setting to clip/limit the maximum frame rate used in your source videos to a 30 fps output which makes them compatible with the QT X media player. Simply select one or more files you wish to convert in a Finder window, "Control-click" one of the "selected" files to open the Finder "Context" Menu, select the Services "Encode Selected Video Files" option, and select the target settings for transcoding all of your "selected" files. Transcode the data so as to be compatible with the more modern QT X media player.Īs previously indicated, Mac OS X versions Mavericks through Sierra can access to the "Convert" structure that is built directly into the operating system via the Finder.Play them in a legacy compatible Apple or third-party media player (e.g., QT 7, VLC, MPlayer, etc,) or.
Unless you can get your "source" to re-encode the files, then you only have two options. Didn't see your response until this morning.Īs to the source, the files appear to have been encoded by non-Apple software/devices. I have 7 or 8 (each up to 255 MB) of them so I need to 'transcode' them I suspect.
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