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  1. 10th Aug 2006 21:18 #1
    Habby
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    I am trying to figure out something. I edit video using Pinnacle studio 9. I have some video cd's from school that I need to convert somehow to be able to import into pinnacle and add to video i have shot. The Video cd's were made with microsoft movie maker I think. They have the .wmf on the end. The cd's won't even play on desktop player only on computer. How can I convert it to a file that pinnacle will import.
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    You might try SUPER. It can handle quite a few formats.
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    ...or you could try load them in MovieMaker, export as DV AVI (very little quality loss).
    Then proceed with usual DV AVI to DVD procedure (guides under CONVERT left).

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    video cds in wmf are not vcds...moving you.
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    Problem solved, I opened in movie maker then output to video cam tape, then recaptured into Pinnacle. Thanks for the ideas.
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    You could have opened them in movie maker and saved them as DV avi for pinnacle to use, and saved yourself the trip to tape and back.
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    I tried that but Pinnacle wouldn't open it. I like the program but it sure is picky what files it will import.
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