doug3fflux
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hi guys, i'm loooking for a free program that can convert my quicktime .MOV videos into those formats that the windows movie maker can accept. any suggestions? thanks to the experienced guys out there!
Quicktime MOV to mpeg
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jaegersing
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Try this one, it converts almost anything to anything:
http://updat9.free.fr/87ACD21704AF57A405FB9/SUPERsetup.exe
BTW, this is from the site below, in case you want to check it out before downloading anything (wise move).
http://www.erightsoft.com/S6Kg1.html
doug3fflux
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thanks! will try and let u know! super right?
newbiegrapher
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hey bro, thanks for the .exe file
.. used to have problems linking to this file even when im on that erightsoft website... u've certainly made things easier!Thanks once again..~ :sweatsm:
and thanks to doug3fflux for asking tat question :angel:
jaegersing
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hey bro, thanks for the .exe file
Thanks once again..~ :sweatsm:
and thanks to doug3fflux for asking tat question :angel:
Ya I don't know why they make it so hard to find that link, it takes ages to find. That's why I posted it instead of just the page. :thumbsup:
Ok, update link for today: http://updat5.free.fr/GetFile.php?SUPERsetup.exe
doug3fflux
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dude this super program....i cant figure it out leh. =(
jaegersing
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It looks a bit funny, but it's not too bad once you get used to it.
At the bottom of the program window there is a box which says "DROP A VALID MULTIMEDIA FILE HERE - Will try to play or encode" above it. Use Windows Explorer and drag your MOV file into this box. That's your source file for the conversion.
At the top of the window, where it says "select the output container", you can choose what file type you want to convert to. Let's say mpg (MPEG I) as an example.
Where it says "Select the Output Video Codec", it will already have selected MPEG-I for you. Other file types such as AVI will have lots of codec choices available, but mpg (MPEG I) is obviously going to use the MPEG-I codec so bo pian for this example.
Where it says "Select the Output Audio Codec", you have the choice of mp2 and mp3. I suggest mp2 for compatibility reasons.
OK, all the above is pretty obvious, but there's no way to define where you want to save the converted file. The trick is to right-click on the program window, and suddenly a long menu list appears. Select "Output File Saving Management" and browse to the folder where you want to save the mpg file after conversion.
After that, just click on "Encode (Active Files)" and the conversion will start.
Hope this helps.
doug3fflux
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dude! ur so helpful! haha, after i posted, i figured it all out! thanks so much anyway! did some batch conversions, now im just looking for a good movie maker that can do...everything. lol!
newbiegrapher
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guess u gotta play around with the settings to c which suits ur clips better 
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