how to edit the episode II documentries

I've tried a bunch of times to edit the documentries on starwars.com and the ive tried to load it in premiere and ae and it says file type is not allowed they are mov files but i think the problem is the codec but i dont know which one it is so could some one give me some help. Or if the person who made the episode II fan trailer help me out please.



thanks


vincent gutilla

 

You need QT Pro to make them files you can work with.

1 - Load the video at the official site. It will be saved to your temporary internet files folder automatically (unless you set QT to do otherwise).
2 - Launch QT Pro and open the sample movie from the QT directory (sample.mov)
(Important - do not open QT Pro by double clicking on the downloaded file.)

3 - Drag the downloaded video from the folder into the QT Pro window of the sample movie.

4 - In the Edit menu, choose delete tracks. Delete all the tracks except Video 1 and Sound 1.

5 - In the Edit menu, choose enable tracks.
Enable the Video 1 and Sound 1 tracks.

6 - In the file menu choose save as and save the file using a different name to the downloaded file.
Make sure the option make movie self contained is checked.

 

not to sound like a newb or nothing but uhh......what documentaries are you talking about?

 

It doesn't work on the "sample.mov" movie, doesn't allow me to save it self-contained. However, I opened another fanfilm in Quicktime, and did that, and it worked.

About frikkin' time, I've been trying to save these forever! Thanks!

 

not to sound like a newb or nothing but uhh......what documentaries are you talking about?

There are documenteries of the making of AOTC at starwars.com - but I don't know the exact link to them.

 

ah....thanks alot ^_^

 

it worked thanks a lot

 

what kind of files are they? I looked in my temporary internet folder and couldnt find it...hmmmmm

 

Hey thanks! I needed to download the Jango Fett one for refference stuff.

Maniacal, they're quicktime files.

 

If you can´t trace the files on your HD after loading the videos in your browser, here´s an easy method to download them directly:

Get yourself a trial version of getright or go!zilla. Now select one of the videos, a new window pops up showing the movie, but as it seems there´s no way to save them from there. Drag the border of the window to increase it´s size up to the point where the background graphics stop. Now you can right click into the empty area and select view source code. Use the search function to find ".mov". It soon will find the complete URL of the video you want to download. Copy and paste this URL into either getright or go!zilla and start the download.
When done, proceed as already mentioned before to get those movies working by using QT Pro.

Hope this helps.