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  1. 17th Jan 2005 08:16 #1
    wecater
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    Is there any freeware out there that would convert an mpg file to a wmv file? Thanks very much.
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    Windows Movie Maker.
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    Originally Posted by redwudz
    Windows Movie Maker.
    I only get the audio with WMM2, but Windows Media Encoder will do the job, also has more control over the encoding settings.

    http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/9series/encoder/default.aspx
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  4. 19th Jan 2005 05:25 #4
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    When I tried to run the Wizard, the PC locked up. Any thoughts? Are there any other programs out there?

    Thanks.
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    mpeg1 or mpeg2 video? use avicodec or gspot to identify the video source.
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  6. 9th Feb 2005 00:49 #6
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    I am also having a similar problem. It locks up whenever I try to load the mpg file.

    Gspot says that the video type is 'MPEG1Payload' and audio is 'MPEG1AudioPayload'. Video path is '(S) --> Elecard MPEG2 Demultiplexer --> MPEG Video Decoder --> (R)'

    Any help would be highly appreciated
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