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  1. 18th Dec 2005 15:13 #1
    djahto
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    Hey guys, I have a problem converting an AVI file to an ASF file.

    I own a I-JOY mobiDV h12 Camcorder and I want to be able to convert an avi file to an asf that I can view on it. It uses an SD card and the specs for the video type it plays is...

    video - 640 X 480

    Aspect ratio - 4:3

    Audio codec - IMA ADPCM

    Video codec - ISO MPEG-4 Video V1


    Any help is appreciated. My email address is DJAHTO@GMAIL.COM by the way in case you want to just e-mail how to do it instead. Thanx!
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  2. 18th Dec 2005 16:13 #2
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    try super 1
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  3. 18th Dec 2005 16:38 #3
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    Interesting item, can you post a sample video that it recorded?

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  4. 18th Dec 2005 17:09 #4
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    It doesn't encode it to the correct video codec (ISO MPEG-4 Video V1)

    I tried it anyway and it dont play.

    Here's a quick clip I just made so u can see what type of file it uses.

    file0001.asf
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  5. 18th Dec 2005 21:31 #5
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    Try Windows Media Encoder.
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  6. 18th Dec 2005 21:44 #6
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    Already tried that...Dont work. That was one of the first suggestions made by a friend of mine but for some reason i dont think it has version 1 of the video codec, and doesn't have the audio codec it uses at all.
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    Interesting, not DV but pretty decent.
    I have been into computers since 1980. Ive been tinkering with DV in one flavor or another since 1990.
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