Adobe's Free converter .Mov to MP4 not working?

[hSingh]

Tried uploading a small .mov file 2 Mb but unable to upload to Adobe's free MP4 converter.

Tried uploading a 'Converted' .mov file, which loaded but complete end sequence in the converted MP4 is missing.

Anyone with a handle on this please?

[Sumeet Kumar Choubey]

Hi hSingh,

Please let us know the name of the Adobe app that you are using. We're here to help, just need more info.

Thanks,

Sumeet

[hSingh]

Using the Online Free Converter - on the CC Express website.

[Kevin-Monahan]

Hi, hSingh,

Sorry about this. Let's move this discussion over to the CC Express forum. I hope we can find a solution for you ASAP.

Thanks,
Kevin

[Amitej S]

Hey there,

Thanks for reaching out. This shouldn't be happening.

Would you mind telling us, what error message is shown when you try to upload the .MOV file? Did you try uploading any other (.MOV)file?

Also, you may try clearing the cache/cookies of the browser you're using, or try using the incognito mode.

Let us know if this helps.

Regards,

Amitej

[hSingh]

No Error message is displayed.

The upload seems to happen till 50% and then one waits and waits, and nothing happens. (The Hang-tight... message appears). And then it just stops.

One attempt with a 'Converted' Quick Time .MOV file was successfully uploaded and converted but the last sequence was not included in the converted file I downloaded. I created an online presentation as .PPTX file and saved it as a Movie file.

Can one only use a 'Converted' Quick Time .MOV file to convert to MP4 on the CCE online converter?

[Ko.Maruyama]

What codec/format is the .mov file. Even though you're exporting the movie file from the PPTX file, the codec can be the root of the error.

(Plus - you can export your PPTX directly to MP4, you shouldn't have to use a converter)

[hSingh]

Unfortunately I do not know the codec used. Is there a way to confirm?

I am using a 2011 for mac 14.7.7 version of PPT and it doesn't offer any options other than saving to a .mov file.

I have also observed, although the .pptx and also the .pps files have satisfactory resolution, when converted to .mov the file pixelates badly.