<![CDATA[Slideshow Forum : How to Make a Slideshow : Tutorials, Tips, Samples — Apple m4v video files [Resolved]]]>2016-11-21T08:23:17ZPunBBhttp://slideshow-forum.com/viewtopic.php?id=272<![CDATA[Re: Apple m4v video files [Resolved]]]>Try this one: http://hamstersoft.com/free-video-converter/ - it's a free program that converts the majority of common video formats.]]>http://slideshow-forum.com/profile.php?id=32016-11-21T08:23:17Zhttp://slideshow-forum.com/viewtopic.php?pid=1007#p1007<![CDATA[Re: Apple m4v video files [Resolved]]]>Thanks so much. Muting the sound worked. Now I'll look aroudn for a program to convert m4v to mp4]]>http://slideshow-forum.com/profile.php?id=4362016-11-18T15:57:21Zhttp://slideshow-forum.com/viewtopic.php?pid=1004#p1004<![CDATA[Re: Apple m4v video files [Resolved]]]>Hi, you'd better convert the M4V file first - it is not officially supported. To mute the sound in the video, open the video layer settings and check "No sound" - see screenshot:
]]>http://slideshow-forum.com/profile.php?id=32016-11-18T09:06:46Zhttp://slideshow-forum.com/viewtopic.php?pid=1003#p1003<![CDATA[Apple m4v video files [Resolved]]]>I am doing a slideshow for some friends and one has given me a video made with an I-phone in M4V format. Can I add that to a project directly or do I need to do some sort fo "conversion" to mp4 format?
And, once a video is added to a project, how do I mute the sound that was originally recorded with a camera?
