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Conversion of cmproj file format to mp4 file format beta

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Convert Camtasia for Mac project to MPEG-4 video file format.

We have found one software suitable in our database for this conversion.

The Mac version of Camtasia only supports MPEG-4 (.mp4) as output format for its default project files (.cmproj). This means that cmproj to mp4 conversion is possible, however only using the Mac version of Camtasia.

Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to exist any alternative as Camtasia formats are exclusive to the program.

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Additional links: Open cmproj file, Open mp4 file

CMPROJ

A cmproj file extension is related to the Camtasia for Mac. A cmproj file contains video project.

MP4

An mp4 file extension is typically used for MPEG-4 multimedia files defined by ISO 14496-1 standard. Commonly used for video and movie files and supported by vast number of media players.

 

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