BluebellFlora wrote:I now use a nifty little App from the App Store called SmartConverter. It's the simplest to use and iMovie friendly. No stuttering/lagging/speeding up issues at all.

Can you use the SmartConverter that's free from the app store or do you need to use the one that is 9 dollars?

Hi there. I followed your step, and I must say, it works great! But when I imported it into iMovie, the clip got all choppy. Help please?

Thanks so much! But there's no sound?

Thank You SO MUCH! This has helped me loads!!!

nuzzycoolcat867 wrote: Hi there. I followed your step, and I must say, it works great! But when I imported it into iMovie, the clip got all choppy. Help please?

I had the same problem Does anyone know what to do?

This helped soo freaking much!

my videos got converted all good, but theyre all choppy -_-

I just found a better converter its called prism for mac the download is freee! just google and click on the site the videos arent choppy and conversion is waaayyy easier

I don't know if others have experienced this, but when I converted the recorded Sims 3 videos using VLC, and played back the converted videos, it looked like my sims were twitching all the time or like there was a glitch.

I've had better success using Handbrake to convert. Good things about this software too is that it's free and it also rips DVDs. Hope this helps others.
http://handbrake.fr/

Thanks for the heads-up about VLC. I actually just needed something to preview my videos so I just know what they're even about, so I can upload them to my studio, and that was just the info I needed. Thank you very much for posting the OP

is this safe? i dont want to cause any havoc for my computer, also which one do i download