#MPEG STREAMCLIP 1.2.1B6 INSTALL#

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#MPEG STREAMCLIP 1.2.1B6 INSTALL#

Just install the codec manually in System/Library/Quicktime and forget the installer app provided by Squared5. I'm confident the beta glitches will be ironed out. Earlier versions have been an essential part of my 'conversion toolbox' and I see no reason why I'd want to exclude it. I'll chalk it up to this being a beta version.

I find it working with other apps but MPEG Streamclip seems to have trouble playing the MPEG2 file (although it does seems to convert the file to H264/AAC in a. Seems to be an issue using the MPEG2 component from Apple.

Mpeg streamclip 1.2.1b6