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  1. 20th Dec 2004 06:49 #1
    Cyberian v2.0
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    Hi,

    I need a user-friendly programme that will do the job. Thanks in advance.
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  2. 20th Dec 2004 08:08 #2
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    Ever worked with mov? A real PITA, to say the least! Better convert to AVI (I've been succesful with River Past Video Cleaner), then you have a whole arsenal of tools to choose from. (VirtualDub most prominent)

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    The file size increased to 20 times larger!!! And the quality dropped, but that is obvious.
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    No, that is not obvious. Not if you save as uncompressed AVI, keeping source frame rate, size etc, you ought to get exactly the same q as in the source mov.
    ...and yes, it will increase in size - how much depends on how the mov is compressed.

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