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  1. 16th Oct 2002 01:37 #1
    sla
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    how do i do videos in .wmv?

    is there soemthing like a codec or so?
    i'm working a lot with adobe premiere, and i'd like to make videos in WMV!

    any help appreciated
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  2. 16th Oct 2002 10:39 #2
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    You can capture straight into Windows Movie Maker. Or, I do not if this is possible, but can you save your final product as a .wmv file in Adobe Premiere?
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    Yep, Premiere 6 and above allows you to export to WMV format.
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    why not just use microsofts'. it is the best and easiest. plus free-
    http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/9series/encoder/default.asp
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  5. 17th Oct 2002 11:22 #5
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    Microsoft's WMV Encoder doesn't seem to like MPEG1 files... on my system anyways. But it does work on ASF files nicely.

    Vegas Video does a nice job of encoding WMV files.

    I never had use for WMV before (I just dislike proprietary formats), but after running a sample encode (I ripped my DVD of Dawn of the Dead) for a test on my BE-300 PDA... I am hooked!

    Here's an actual screenshot taken from my BE-300 of WMV playback.

    http://discussion.brighthand.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=61671

    Amazing what a little $150 WinCE-based device can do!!!!!
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