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  1. 14th Dec 2002 02:12 #1
    JimSpade
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    I'm to lazzy to search. Is there a easy way to convert a Quicktime .mov file into mpg? I don't like QuickTime and don't have it on my PC
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  2. 14th Dec 2002 04:12 #2
    El Torro
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    http://www.vcdhelp.com/tmpgenc.htm

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  3. 14th Dec 2002 05:05 #3
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    It can be done, but I think you need Quicktime installed, which kinda defeats the point of it for you
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  4. 19th Dec 2002 02:31 #4
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    I installed QuickTime. Effect 1: Can view trailer. Effect 2: Network on PC with QuickTime crashes when shared folder is accessed. After unistall: Network is ok. Result: QuickTime sucks.
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  5. 19th Dec 2002 16:47 #5
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    Thanks. But I've been beaten. Tried several tools, but got only the movie. The LotR trailer seams to have a copy protection for the sound. None of the tools could extract it.
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  6. 19th Dec 2002 17:01 #6
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    You might want to take a look at RAD Video Tools.

    Freeware from http://www.radgametools.com/bnkdown.htm

    Does a good MOV to AVI conversion - but it's FAQ seems to say that you need Quicktime installed to do the conversion



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