I have clients bringing in various media from their camcorders. I found that by changing the extensions, I can get them into Edius. Like from a Panasonic disk camcorder, they make .m2ts files-- if I change them to .MTS, they will import perfectly. Problem is, they have typically 50 to 100 or more files on each media or disk-- is there a way to group change them?- individually takes forever!---- thanks!, -------------Ed
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ckrename, it is free and do the job... or if you have any adobe csx product the bridge also do batch renamesParanova Films
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Why would a file NOT import that is supposed to?
Ok, if a file IS supported (in this case, .m2ts) and does NOT work with Pro 6.5 (up dated to 6.51), then why wouldn't it?-- this questions would be applicable to ANY file it is SUPPPOSED to import-- Where would we look?- How do we know WHAT IS supported so we know there IS a problem? (of course, we users really don't like the "engineer answers" in code like: excep:0x000eee0 because cannot find wotrieir999994ry888,.ccssxMain System- HD Storm + Edius 7 Pro
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Neat trick!
WOW!-- Never knew you could rename files in batch form in explorer using the command prompt!- SUPER TRICK!Main System- HD Storm + Edius 7 Pro
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Originally posted by Ed122 View PostWOW!-- Never knew you could rename files in batch form in explorer using the command prompt!- SUPER TRICK!Paranova Films
Cali - Colombia
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change batch extensions
Using explorer, click on the folder you have the files in that you want to change the extensions, hold the shift key and right click- a dialog box opens, choose "open command prompt"-- there you type in (say like in my case, i wanted to change the m2ts files to MTS ), type in
rem *.m2mts *.MTS hit enter and all the files in that folder will change to the .MTS extension----- pretty cool !Main System- HD Storm + Edius 7 Pro
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Thats a neet trick
I have been using Renamer Pro from Media chance, the same place that produces DVDLab
http://www.mediachance.com/free/renamer.htm
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