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  1. 11th Jun 2004 02:30 #1
    navser
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    Hi,

    I am looking for dv and 3gp converter to AVI tool or source code .

    that works from command line would be great

    Thanx in advance..
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    Originally Posted by navser
    Hi,

    I am looking for dv and 3gp converter to AVI tool or source code .

    that works from command line would be great

    Thanx in advance..
    I don't know what 3gp is, but DV is AVI.
    Hello.
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    .dv is from a Mac and can not be opened with standard windows players. You need to find some sort of translator to play them with windows.
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    .dv (as in mac .dv file type ) can be opened by procoder (for sure) and also by premiere and vegas i believe ..




    3gp - do s search here on some app to convert these , i forget what it is to convert these phone standards , but its been broght up before ..
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    QuicktimePro ($29US) will do the trick for both types (Mac or PC). It's worth it.

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