EXPRESS BURN PROBLEMs

[Martin.H]

Hi,

 

I've just purchased EXPRESS BURN mainly to take my exported videos from FINAL CUT PRO and burn them onto DVD. When I try to import my FCP Quicktime file I get the message: "This does not appear to be a valid video file". I have tried converting the FCP file into other formats with the same result. Can anybody help?

 

Ta,

Martin

[Guest N.C.H a.n]

Hi,

 

I've just purchased EXPRESS BURN mainly to take my exported videos from FINAL CUT PRO and burn them onto DVD. When I try to import my FCP Quicktime file I get the message: "This does not appear to be a valid video file". I have tried converting the FCP file into other formats with the same result. Can anybody help?

 

Ta,

Martin

Hi,

 

If you install quicktime for windwos then burn should be able to read the files properly.

[Momo_Germany]

Hi,

 

I've just purchased EXPRESS BURN mainly to take my exported videos from FINAL CUT PRO and burn them onto DVD. When I try to import my FCP Quicktime file I get the message: "This does not appear to be a valid video file". I have tried converting the FCP file into other formats with the same result. Can anybody help?

 

Ta,

Martin

 

Hi, I'm new in this board and I'm sorry for answering this old thread, but it's the only one I found with google searching for a solution for my problem:

 

I've the same probleme Martin announced here some time ago: Just purchased the Express Burn Software (Mac OS 10.6), but whenever I try to add an (unprotected!) video (m4v)-file to the Express Burn-Window I receive the message "This does not appear to be a valid video file". How can I solve this problem? (I cannot install Quick Time for Windows (like suggested here), as I don't have a Windows Computer but working on a Mac as mentioned.)

 

Any help is highly appreciated; sorry for my bad English,

Momo