| 21 Aug 2007 09:50 pm |
souljaboy Guest | i converted my file to an .avi
but when i went into Windows Movie Maker it said it was not able to be imported.
Anyone know what’s wrong?
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| 26 Aug 2007 08:22 am |
Hongliu Li Guest | I used RadGame, it works great. I put a lot of videos on my http://www.mygrowup.com and youtube
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| 15 Sep 2007 10:17 pm |
cWe Guest | Im using Rad Tools and before i convert a MOV. file do i leave the video Uncompressed? cause i did and it wont play on Windows Medie Player. So i was hoping someone could help me!.
thanks
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| 19 Sep 2007 06:55 am |
Kanda - Sydney Guest | GrayWolf, that is the best so far.
Great work.
It is simple and works very well.
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| 20 Sep 2007 09:38 am |
till Guest | yo yo yo i got the codec for windows media player 11 for play MOV files.
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| 20 Sep 2007 09:40 am |
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| 29 Sep 2007 07:33 pm |
floyd1979fan Guest | Sowhy do these camera manufacuturers insist on using quicktime MOV format when they know darn well that corporate users can’t use anything than the paid for Microsoft corparate stuff. A large percentage of the real paid up users use Microsoft stuff and corporate networks don’t let 3rd partt crap like quicktime or other non standard plugins on their precious networks. So, manufacturers if you read this...get a grip we will STOP buying your cheap rubbish unless you start LISTENUNG. PLEASE USE A INDUSTRY STANDARD MOVIE FORMAT. AVI ! not some rubbish thrid hand format this is not supported anywhere (Like MOV)
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| 30 Sep 2007 09:28 pm |
anouncer23 Guest | hey has anyone used quicktime pro before because i got a kodak digital camera and im taking little video clips of me and my frends unicycling and i want to convert them from .mov to a file format so that i can import them into windows movie maker so i can make a sweet movie with little clips i took anyone use quicktime pro before is it worth buying will it help my problem???
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| 30 Sep 2007 09:30 pm |
anouncer23 Guest | anyone used quicktime pro before is it worth buying so that i can convert my .mov files from my kodak digital camera to a file format so i can import the vids to windows movie maker so i can make a sweet movie????
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| 01 Oct 2007 10:02 pm |
petitefraise Guest | Hey!
Thanks so much for the info - you guys were the first thing that came up - doing a project and almost had a heart attack when i realised my files wouldn’t work with the movie maker i had (project due in 5 days! *gulp*)
Anyways, you guys made my life a whole lot easier
THANK YOU!
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| 11 Oct 2007 11:40 am |
trojan horse Guest | hello i have the same problem.me and my friends skate allot so we make movies of it and i use windows movie maker for that job.no i have a new camera and he make MOV files i convert them with radtools but my problem is that i only have sound and i still can’t make movies cause somthings wrong with them.
pleas help!!!!!!
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| 17 Oct 2007 02:07 am |
as45ewr Guest | Try Mp4Cam2Avi does batch conversion, even mov files, lossless.
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| 25 Oct 2007 10:20 am |
Borus Guest | Anyone know of a program allowing you to create a movie with timeframes etc. for Windows that uses .mov directly
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| 04 Nov 2007 08:27 am |
TimVa1 Guest | The Bink & Smacker’s Rad Video Tools worked perfectly for me converting MOV to AVI taken from a Kodak camera. I next converted it to MPG-1 in Nero. It also has different compression levels to allow for what your intent is in final use i.e. email DVD etc.
I definately plan on contributing to their cause for the download as it is freeware.
timva1@aol.com
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| 06 Nov 2007 04:01 pm |
veronica Guest | I would like a copy of the mov conversion software. I too have had lots of problems. thanks
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| 10 Nov 2007 11:29 pm |
frustrated bonnie Guest | I have a kodak easy share 7.1. I felt like i hit a gold mine when i found this page today. i dl the quick time app. and the radtool converter. ok- it does convert the files. but not the whold thing. I have a movie that is 10 mins. long and it will only convert 3 mins worth. am I doing something wrong? someone please HELP!! I need to get this vid online asap.
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| 16 Nov 2007 07:28 am |
Rossco Guest | that all works but the quality is rubbish when i convert mov into avi? is there another way?
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| 18 Nov 2007 06:19 am |
some69dudeguy Guest | wtf is the point of the trial version if it doesn’t even fully convert the file. How can i be sure that this program actually will work if i was to buy the complete version?
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| 21 Nov 2007 08:02 am |
Mark in Cape Coral Florida Guest | Go to http://www.zamzar.com and follow the four step process. You can convert almost any file type to almost any other file type for free. This way you don’t have to download and install any software. Hope this helps. -mark
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| 25 Nov 2007 05:30 pm |
Bob21946 Guest | Wow! I see this was talked abot YEARS ago...No matter. I just wanted to say thanks. I have the Kodak 6330 and the conversion/compression tool that seg5 gave the link for works GREAT! You can choose the amount of compression you want and once it’s converted you can compress it even more using Windows Movie Maker. I changed a 500 MB file to under 500 KB and it was still viewable as well as audible [well barely ;p]. Thanks again!
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