Changing video format from Quicktime to Windows?

[Mel.B]

Thanks Kim, that did the trick

Mel

 

[markfm]

VLC is a pretty powerful server/client app, open source. It can do a slew of conversions (called transcoding).
http://videolan.org/vlc/

 

[teknitroxdiver]

I had the exact same issue, and ended up using a free program called RAD Video Tools, it did a nice job on them IMO:



My video if you're interested.
http://www.qfile.de/dl/98300/VG_Video_0005.wmv.html

 

[Kim]

I had the exact same issue, and ended up using a free program called RAD Video Tools, it did a nice job on them IMO:



My video if you're interested.
http://www.qfile.de/dl/98300/VG_Video_0005.wmv.html

Ummmmm.......have a look a few posts back! :05:

 

[teknitroxdiver]

Ummmmm.......have a look a few posts back! :05:

:11:

 

[mrkrag]

A few options:

1. You can open quicktime files in Adobe Premiere, do your editing, and export them as Windows type files.

2. Use VirtualDub, VLC, or Rad Video tools to transcode before editing into a WMV.

3. Pay for Quicktime Pro and convert to other file types pre-editing.

 

[andrea31419]

I've got the paid quicktime and it works fine.

 

[andrea31419]

I had the exact same issue, and ended up using a free program called RAD Video Tools, it did a nice job on them IMO:



My video if you're interested.
http://www.qfile.de/dl/98300/VG_Video_0005.wmv.html

Where's the video?

 

[teknitroxdiver]

Where's the video?

You have to click 'Free', then click 'Your download link'.

 

[andrea31419]

This video was taken with a C5050? Nice job. Which of these softwares did you use for editing? I've got the C4000...I'd like to try one of these out.

TIA

A.