Need to change  video clip from a Kodak dig.camera with MOV extension to one compatible Windows Movie Maker?
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You can do it using the RAD Video Tools, free download.  There is more information on this if you go to www.papajohn.org > Import Video Source Files > Video > .MOV.
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A common desire is to convert from the MOV format that you might associate with Quicktime to the AVI format, whereby you can then edit with more packages (for instance Movie Maker which ships with Windows XP).\nThere are no built in converter tools, but there are many you can freely use out there on the internet.\nThe simplest to use is called MOV2AVI - simply search for MOV2AVI.exe on the web and find the best place to download it. It's under 50Kb and runs from the command line: simply place in the same directory as the MOV, and from the command line type\nmov2avi filename\n... and that's it, the conversion works fine and is very quick indeed.
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try Stoik Video converter it's free
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using movie editting tools like, VCD cutter
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My source has a quick step by step how to insert a movie clip as well as some noted compatability issues regarding their use. Good luck, let us know how it turns out.
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The write software is in ur comp. man(windows only)-Windows Movie Maker\nsweet movies!\n:-)
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Media Player Classic is the solution. \n\n1) Download Media Player Classic at http://dl.afterdawn.com/mpc2kxp6490.zip which is around 2.x MB\n2) Run the application and open your .MOV file and in the place where you want to capture the image in .JPG, goto file > Save Image.\n\nYou can do this either way, pause the video and take snap or even snap it while playing. The best appliction to play almost any video formats.\n\nAlternate Download Location: http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/guliverkli/mpc2kxp6490.zip?download\n\nAuthor's Website: http://sourceforge.net/projects/guliverkli
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The easiest to use is the one that comes installed with XP. Goto Start > Run > moviemk \nand press enter.
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www.zamzar.com. wma file work best in windows movie maker
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First, I'm assuming this is a digital camera, not camcorder.  Most digital cameras compress their video using MPEG codecs, or QuickTime codecs and neither of these are directly compatible with Windows Movie Maker, hence the error.\n\nFirst you need to figure out the extension on the file.  Next go to www.papajohn.org > Import Movie Source Files > Video and look for that extension.  MOV = QuickTime, MPG = MPEG, AVI could be several.  Look for instructions on how to convert.  There are even links to 'newsletters' where he describes the process.
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download a wmv-avi file converter u can get plenty online
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Easiest way is to use Windows Movie Maker which is a built in video editing software for Windows XP.\nImport your videos there, drag them both on the timeline in order you like. then go to File and Save the movie as a new sinlge WMV file. You get to choose different formats for your new video so you can adjust the quality and the size of your file.\n\nOf course if you want to do a professional edit, you better use more professional software like Adobe Premiere.
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You can change any file to MPEG ( I mean video stream) use xdivd software downloadble and free.
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I really would recommend windows movie maker just because it's already one your computer if you have windows xp. You get into the program and then file - Import Into Collections. Then if they are all in a folder you can browse for the folder and select all the pictures you want to import you can import them. Then you can select how short you want it by going  tools - options - and selection how short you want the picture frame rate to be. Then you can select all the pictures you want to put in it and then drag them onto the timeline. Then (speed depending on your processing speed) it will put all the pictures onto it and then you can play it back. My processor doesn't seem to be able to play them back on preview mode but when you go file - save movie file...  then it will save it so it will be able to be played back in either AVI or WMA depending on what you set it to do. Before you do that though you can click on a picture on the timeline and then you can go tools - titles and credits - title on selected clip and you can put a title down with a bunch of effects and then when it's on the timeline you can pull and cut what you want it on. You can also import music too and drag and drop that on the timeline and cut what you want out of it hope that helps!\nI'm in desperate need of points so.... (hint hint = D)
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Use VCD Cutter\nGet it from http://www.softpile.com/Multimedia/ Video/Review_04957_index.html \nhttp://www.brothersoft.com/downloads/ vcd-cutter-free-download.html
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I would assume you already uploaded your movie from your camera to the computer. Roxio is quite limited on their capabilities. If you don't want to buy a software, you can try other movie making software and take advantage of their 30 day trial.  I am quite sure you'll find one that  is capable of importing mov files.   Just on the top of my head I believe Ulead and TMPG can do that.
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try videohelp.com  .. as far as i know u will need quicktime for starters so you have the proper decoder on ur machine .. then use somthing like winavi to convert it into mpeg1, 2, avi, or wm ...