A relevant question here would be what codec was used to make the WMV movie? That will indicate how good (or bad) the re-encryption will be in Qucktime, using whatever codec you may choose there. For DVD creation, you will ultimately end up in MPEG-2, but for interim editing you want to go to DV which I believe iDVD prefers for it's source content alos. iDVD will make the final conversion to MPEG-2. ------------------------------------------------- Ronald Woodland -- St. George, Utah 84770 ------------------------------------------------- On Jan 19, 2005, at 6:37 PM, Djwp wrote: Of course, I will keep a data cd of them. I was concerned about the quality, but wanted to give it a try to see just how they turned out. On Jan 19, 2005, at 6:31 AM, Steve Robertson wrote: > > On Tuesday, January 18, 2005, at 10:59 PM, Djwp wrote: > >> Is there a utility (for Mac OS X) out there that will convert .wmv >> files to .mov or a format that I can then import to iDVD in order to >> burn onto a DVD? I have a series of small movies in wmv format that >> I'd like to archive on a DVD. > > I can't imagine watching a movie on a TV that was originally a .wmv > movie. Won't this degrade the quality so much as to make the DVD > unwatchable? Why not just burn your .wmv movies onto a data DVD (if > they're large) or a CD-R (if they're small)? > > Steve R.