Converting wmv - avi - E- Mail

[Guest]

I am finally Ok with loading MM2 ( Ihad it all along) and see how you can save a file to an avi.

Is it possible to e- mail the avi file that has the great compression of the WMV.

The problem I have is that I need to send Video clips to my son's coach. Windows movie maker does a great job in compressing the clip and getting the quality. Unfortutaely, my son's coach in Michigan uses quicktime and can not open the file.


Any suggestions would be greatly appreciate

 

[PapaJohn]

For starters, try one of the Pocket PC choices when saving... it uses the
version 7 codec and the Mac players have been able to view them for a long
time, assuming the coach uses an Apple.

To test it, have the coach try viewing one of the Pocket PC choices on the
Saving Movies > Sample Video Clips page of my website.
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PapaJohn
www.papajohn.org

I am finally Ok with loading MM2 ( Ihad it all along) and see how you can save a file to an avi.

Is it possible to e- mail the avi file that has the great compression of the WMV.

The problem I have is that I need to send Video clips to my son's coach.

Windows movie maker does a great job in compressing the clip and getting the
quality. Unfortutaely, my son's coach in Michigan uses quicktime and can
not open the file.

 

[Guest]

These saved files did not open in Quicktime.


My real issue is that I e- mail these clips to the coach and need to keep them very small which MM2 does a great job, however, quicktimes does not support the wmv.

You have been very helpful


Any other suggestions?

 

[PapaJohn \(MVP\)]

Right, they wouldn't open in Quick Time.... Apple users need to
download/install the VLC media player utility, which I have a link to on the
Saving Movies > Intro page of www.papajohn.org

PapaJohn

These saved files did not open in Quicktime.


My real issue is that I e- mail these clips to the coach and need to keep

them very small which MM2 does a great job, however, quicktimes does not
support the wmv.