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MPEG 2 to DV Conversion

  Bookmark on del.icio.us   Published by vanevery September 23rd, 2005 in Software, Streaming and Multi-Media, Mac

DropDV: import mpeg into iMovie
From the site:
DropDV is a Mac OS X droplet which converts MPEG video into DV video streams. After conversion, your video can be edited with iMovie, Adobe Premiere, Final Cut Pro, or any other DV video editing system.

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