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Im a editor and Am having HUGE problems giving my clients wmv files, about 95% of the time after I convert the movs to wmvs the .WMVS freeze during playback and glitch, and sometime it only converts the first 9 secs of the 4min clips what can I do? I use quicktime pro, Final cut studio 2, and a 3rd party converting program call Video Converted
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Please God Some one help me! Converting .mov to wmvs
#2 Guest_jabrwky_*
Posted 02 December 2007 - 08:02 PM
gburke59,
i've tried 'video converter' and some others with limited success. If you need to edit videos, try http://www.autogk.me.uk/index.php?name=Dow...tails&lid=1
if it's enough for you to convert videos, get http://ffdshow.faireal.net/mirror/ffmpeg/ and uncompress the latest ffmpeg compilation for windows (or whatever system you have).
next open my computer and left-click drive "C" if you're using windows. Click "Documents and settings", and then click "____ owner" or "administrator" (you probably want "____owner"). Next copy the ffmpeg file into this directory.
open a command box (start >run >type cmd.exe >enter), and type dir. Enter. You should now view a list of the directory contents, including ffmpeg.exe. If not, try again until you find ffmpeg.exe in the command directory window.
To convert a file, open a command box, and type: ffmpeg -i filename.flv filename.mp4
Press Enter. The file will be converted using the ffmpeg codecs and will appear in the directory as (in this example) an .flv file converted to an mpeg-4 (quicktime) movie.
I have used this with good success for several months. If you have trouble with a format, try converting to something to else and then into the format you originally wanted.
I'll check back, in case you have trouble following my explanation.
-jabrwky
i've tried 'video converter' and some others with limited success. If you need to edit videos, try http://www.autogk.me.uk/index.php?name=Dow...tails&lid=1
if it's enough for you to convert videos, get http://ffdshow.faireal.net/mirror/ffmpeg/ and uncompress the latest ffmpeg compilation for windows (or whatever system you have).
next open my computer and left-click drive "C" if you're using windows. Click "Documents and settings", and then click "____ owner" or "administrator" (you probably want "____owner"). Next copy the ffmpeg file into this directory.
open a command box (start >run >type cmd.exe >enter), and type dir. Enter. You should now view a list of the directory contents, including ffmpeg.exe. If not, try again until you find ffmpeg.exe in the command directory window.
To convert a file, open a command box, and type: ffmpeg -i filename.flv filename.mp4
Press Enter. The file will be converted using the ffmpeg codecs and will appear in the directory as (in this example) an .flv file converted to an mpeg-4 (quicktime) movie.
I have used this with good success for several months. If you have trouble with a format, try converting to something to else and then into the format you originally wanted.
I'll check back, in case you have trouble following my explanation.
-jabrwky
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