.mov format question?
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you could just make a playlist in windows notepad that would play the two movies back-to-back\n\nYou can easily make a playlist in Windows Notepad. BE SURE TO PRESS ENTER AFTER EACH URL EXCEPT THE LAST ONE. then save it as playlist.m3u\n\nhttp://www.yourdomain.com/video1.mov\nhttp://www.yourdomain.com/video2.mov\nhttp://www.yourdomain.com/video3.mov\n\nNow you go here and use this free web-based tool to make the HTML/XHTML source code for you.\n\nhttp://cit.ucsf.edu/embedmedia/step1.php\n\nWhen it asks for the filename just type in playlist.m3u\n\nYou can take that even farther like below.\n\nLet's say you have several of these playlists with various movies in them. You can make a master playlist that will play all of them. Just repeat what I did above in Notepad. BE SURE TO PRESS ENTER AFTER EACH URL EXCEPT THE LAST ONE. \n\nhttp://www.yourdomain.com/playlist1.m3u\nhttp://www.yourdomain.com/playlist2.m3u\nhttp://www.yourdomain.com/playlist3.m3u\n\nNow save that as masterplaylist.m3u you can even mix playlists together. Some with videos and somE with just music.\n\nThese techniques work with all multimedia filetypes such as wav, midi, au, mp3, asx, asf, swf, mpeg, mov etc.\n\n I have one playlist with 2100 songs in it. Maybe one of these days I'll finally get to the end of it :lol:\n\nDo not link to music/video files on other people's site without their permission. It will eat up all their data transfer and then they won't be able to listen to their own music. You wouldn't like it if they did it to you. Instead upload the music to your own site or to a free multimedia host like http://www.supload.com/ and link to them there. Try to avoid these if you can. If there server is down for maintenance or for some other reason the files won't play on your site.\n\nNOTE: You don't have to save these as playlist or masterplaylist. I just used those names because they best described what I was talking about. You can call them "bumperthumpers" if you want to. I don't care. :)
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hi,\n\nwmv files are the compressed stage of movie files so they cannot be get back to normal.  but some are protected also,, so untile you remove the protection license they look to be distorted colors.
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What is an OGM File?\n\nOGM and MKV files are container files like AVI, ASF, MOV, RM, MP4, MPG, WMV.\n\nOGM (Ogg Media) is an inofficial port to add video to the ogg audio format.\nMainly used codecs in ogm files: xvid (video) and ogg vorbis (audio).\nThey can also contain (like dvds) switchable subtitles.\n\nFor playing ogm files you need: xvid codec, Ogg DirectShow Filter, VSfilter. (thanks to Firestorm)\n\noutdated setup for playing ogm files: xvid codec, Ogg DirectShow Filter, Subtitle Filter and DirectVobSub.\n\nFor more information check out Lazy Man's Guide to Ogg Media and the Doom9.net ogg Guide.\n\nFeatures:\n- Implementation of Ogg to hold video\n- other audio codecs\n- a type of subtitle.\n- Chapter support\n\nHow to install properly (by Firestorm)\n\n- installing ffdshow and oggds are simple just double click\n- vsfilter is a zip\n- when you unzip you get two folders, release and release unicode\n- if you are xp/2000 you want unicode\n- if you arent then you want the other\n- so just delete whichever one you dont need\n- then move the dll file into C:&#92;windows&#92;system32\n- then click start -> run\n- type in regsvr32 VSfilter.dll\n- click ok and you're done\n- reboot a few times\n- and open your ogms\n- there should be a green arrow on the bottom right in the system tray\n- if you click on it it will give you the options of video and subtitles\n- when you turn subtitles on you may need to pause and play or just change location so it can reload with the subtitles
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Quicktime video is mov format, but DVD is MPEG-2 format, so you need to get a converter to convert your videos, then use a burner to burn them to DVDs. You may try 'Video to DVD Burner', it can help you convert mov to dvd format.\nhttp://www.dvd-ripper-copy.com/download/...\nHere is a guide about this software\nhttp://www.dvd-ripper-copy.com/forum/vie...\nI hope it helps.
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i think  SUPER can\n\nsuper video convertor is awesome and is free\n\ni use it to rip youtube videos to wmv from FLV so i would think it can also MOV\n\nhttp://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html
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It means the file is incompatible with WMM and needs to be converted.  The best source for details is www.papajohn.org > Importing Movies Source Files > Video.\n\nLook under the relevant section, so if it is an AVI file, look under AVI.  If DVD, see Discs - DVD, etc.\n\nIf that doesn't do it, try the help forums at www.windowsmoviemakers.net
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personally I'd convert it to Flash more people will see it and it's a smaller file.\nif you cant do that go with mpeg.\nfewer peeps have quick time than media player
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This is Codec of .Ogg, installed it, you can listen .ogg files! ^^\n> http://www.illiminable.com/ogg/
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u can convert ur current file to .wmv file,i think so.
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i am pretty sure WMM can take .Avi videos... if not, just download divx codec, And to convert a .mov to a .avi just search ".avi converter" or ".mov converter"
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you have to look for a converter\n\n\nfrom the format you have to AVI.
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If you have the Flash authoring environment, you can publish as .mov.
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I used to have a problem because when I first started uploading i was using .rm format which doesn't work. I got my files in real format so i used WinAviVideoConverter to change them into .wmv format. I think u can get it at download.com. Then i used Windows Movie Maker to cut it into parts and save it. Then i uploaded it onto Youtube.
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Use DivX or Xvid to convert the file, and you can adjust how highly compressed it will be to match the file size you want
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Here's some info about AMV\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMV_video_format\n\nHere's a few options for convertors\nhttp://www.moviecodec.com/topics/14650p1.html\n\n///
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Try Super, it's a freeware converter.\n\nhttp://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html\n\nI'm sure it supports VOB converts and a lot more file types. Check it out to be sure!\n\nHope I helped!
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ConvertXtoDVD. Works well and pretty cheap. (I assume you mean MS WMV file.)