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G6KUI > TECH 17.08.08 19:21l 47 Lines 1410 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re: convering to MPEG 2?
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Hi Ian and anyone else interested.
Quoting from your message.....
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} From: G0TEZ@GB7FCR.#16.GBR.EU
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} I have video editing software by Roxio,Nero, Cyberlink and Ulead (video
} editing suit).
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} I currently have a set of video files which are in data format. I can view
} them with Cyberlink Power DVD but not put them on a DVD in readable form
} by an ordinary DVD player,
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} I seem to remember a prog which could convert several formats to MPEG, in
} fact I think I have it somewhere but can't find it.#
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} Can anyone recommend software which can solve my problem ?
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} Thanks in advance. Ian.
What "data format" are your video files in ?
There are currently over 100 different formats that your files could be in
and it may depend what they are in on what program can convert them.
Usually you will need a CODEC for both what they are currently in and
what you want them in. Then you need a program that can use both those
CODECs. Not all programs can use all the available CODECs.
A good source of CODECs is K-Lite, In their free package as well as more
CODECs than you will ever need there are file conversion tools and a good
replacement for Microsoft Media Player.
I've used Serif Movie Maker in the past to convert from certain other
formats to MPEG2 but this program won't even look at .mkv encapulated
movie files.
73, Pete G6KUI
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