Convert .mov file

[David Richardson]

(Reposted under new subject due to error in original subject heading)
My daughter received a Kodak digital camera (Easy Share CX62000) for
Christmas that will do short low quality video (30 Seconds). The problem is
that they are saved automatically as .mov files. I wish to add audio etc
for her but can only find freeware for wav etc. Is there a freeware program
that will convert the .mov to some other more common format.
Regards

 

[Duddits]

(Reposted under new subject due to error in original subject heading)
My daughter received a Kodak digital camera (Easy Share CX62000) for
Christmas that will do short low quality video (30 Seconds). The problem is
that they are saved automatically as .mov files. I wish to add audio etc
for her but can only find freeware for wav etc. Is there a freeware program
that will convert the .mov to some other more common format.
Regards

TMPGEnc
http://www.tmpgenc.net/e_main.html

regards

Dud

 

[Clint Olson]

(Reposted under new subject due to error in original subject heading)
My daughter received a Kodak digital camera (Easy Share CX62000) for
Christmas that will do short low quality video (30 Seconds). The problem is
that they are saved automatically as .mov files. I wish to add audio etc
for her but can only find freeware for wav etc. Is there a freeware program
that will convert the .mov to some other more common format.
Regards

Yup, there is. Check out the RAD Video Tools
(http://www.radgametools.com/bnkdown.htm). These are mainly meant to
encode Bink video, but they can convert Quicktime files as well. Hope
this helps!

Clint Olson
co-n-co at mochamail dot com

 

[Mark R. Blain]

(Reposted under new subject due to error in original subject heading)
My daughter received a Kodak digital camera (Easy Share CX62000) for
Christmas that will do short low quality video (30 Seconds). The problem is
that they are saved automatically as .mov files. I wish to add audio etc
for her but can only find freeware for wav etc. Is there a freeware program
that will convert the .mov to some other more common format.
Regards

http://www.dvdrhelp.com/convert

 

[David Richardson]

http://www.dvdrhelp.com/convert

Thanks to all how replied. I now downloaded for trail.