its technical its not an apple product and therefore is way too hard for me to use. Mate of mine uses one and reckons they are the ducks nuts though

Mac users use final cut pro or imovie. Sorry switched to mac.

ALoha

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P.S. A free program for pc or mac to pull stills is picasa.

I don't own a GoPro, but I know they capture mpeg 4 video which is a format that can be directly transferred to an iPod. If you want to edit it, by my knowledge, the easiest way to do it would be by converting the file to .avi format using format factory and then open it using the old version of Windows Movie Maker 2.6 (or any older versions prior to the one released with Windows 7). If you want to capture stills from the video, Media Player Classic does that.

Mac is hands down the better OS to perform the functions you want.

DavidJohn said...

Good question.. I've had a HD GoPro for at least 6 months and can't use it?

DJ

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Sounds like a post for the GoPro guru.
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Haha,, it's Sony Vegas Pro on a PC for me, but Sony Movie Studio Platinum HD is a good consumer version for Gopro footy. Edit straight on the timeline if you want, but for Pro colour correction, transcode to an Editing format in 422 colourspace, makes all the difference when you need to push the colours. That's what the GoPro Production Editors do, but they use Apple Pro Res422 and edit on macs. You would think they would use Cineform seeing they bought the company, but they don't, except for 3D.

Macs are ok, but my last one was an Apple Macintosh, yes i'm an old fart.

R