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javy
I'm trying to convert wmv to avi but the software (Viscom
Software Converter)is not helping. Any suggestions
please??
JC
Software Converter)is not helping. Any suggestions
please??
JC
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Bob
You can use TMPGEnc to convert from WMV to AVI.
-Bob
-Bob
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PapaJohn
This is the Movie Maker newsgroup so another appropriate answer is that you
can import a wmv file into Movie Maker, and save it as a DV-AVI file
PapaJohn
can import a wmv file into Movie Maker, and save it as a DV-AVI file
PapaJohn
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ub
javy said:
--- My TMPGEnc (ver. 2.5) dont convert wmv to avi but MPEG to AVI.
Is that correct ?
Umberto
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"PapaJohn"
Thanks.
Only now I see it
Umberto
Thanks.
Only now I see it
Umberto
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Bob
PapaJohn,
True, but it also converts from WMV or MPEG >> to AVI.
-Bob
True, but it also converts from WMV or MPEG >> to AVI.
-Bob
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PapaJohn \(MVP\)
Thanks Bob,
Didn't know that. Trying it now, using a WMV video source with a WMA audio.
PapaJohn
Didn't know that. Trying it now, using a WMV video source with a WMA audio.
PapaJohn
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Bob
File -> Output to file -> AVI file
WARNING: The default settings will save the movie as uncompressed 24-bit
RGB video, with uncompressed PCM audio. The file size will be HUGE --
approximately 234 Mbps (including audio & video).
If you use MM2 to save your movie as compressed DV-AVI, the bit rate will be
approximately 27 Mbps (including audio & video).
-Bob
WARNING: The default settings will save the movie as uncompressed 24-bit
RGB video, with uncompressed PCM audio. The file size will be HUGE --
approximately 234 Mbps (including audio & video).
If you use MM2 to save your movie as compressed DV-AVI, the bit rate will be
approximately 27 Mbps (including audio & video).
-Bob
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"Bob" <
Ok.
I will try to understand that you write.
Bye
Umberto
Ok.
I will try to understand that you write.
Bye
Umberto
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PapaJohn \(MVP\)
A followup note about my using TMPGEnc to convert a WMV file to an AVI.
When I use a 6 second WMV clip for video, and a 20 second WMA clip for
audio, as the input files, I get a 20 second AVI file in both cases. BUT
- when it's made without selecting a compression codec, the video is spread
across the full 20 seconds with the audio. playing in slow motion.
- when I choose the Cinepak codec, the video runs for the 6 seconds, and the
audio continues to the end - so the video and audio play as they do in the
input files
PapaJohn
When I use a 6 second WMV clip for video, and a 20 second WMA clip for
audio, as the input files, I get a 20 second AVI file in both cases. BUT
- when it's made without selecting a compression codec, the video is spread
across the full 20 seconds with the audio. playing in slow motion.
- when I choose the Cinepak codec, the video runs for the 6 seconds, and the
audio continues to the end - so the video and audio play as they do in the
input files
PapaJohn
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PapaJohn \(MVP\)
Import the file into Movie Maker as a single clip, put it on the timeline,
and save the movie as a DV-AVI file.
and save the movie as a DV-AVI file.