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  1. 14th Oct 2005 04:14 #1
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    hi,

    i have a Premier DV2010 mpeg4 digital camera, which recoreds ASF files
    this there any way i can make a file from AVI or MPEG2 that will play on
    camera.

    thanks.

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    Use TMPGEnc Pro will do it for you.
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    https://www.videohelp.com/tools?tool=Virtualdub_1.4c-ASF should open ASF. You could then re-encode to AVI or frameserve to your favorite MPEG encoder.

    FWIW I seem to recall that I read that the latest version of virtualdub reinstated support for ASF. I cannot find where I read that, but it just sticks in my mind for some reason.

    You may be able to use AVISynth also.
    If in doubt, Google it.
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    latest version of virtualdubmpeg2 supports asf,wmv(experimental).
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    Originally Posted by Baldrick
    latest version of virtualdubmpeg2 supports asf,wmv(experimental).
    A-ha !

    I thought I may have been smoking something for a second there
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    Wrong way around though. They want to convert to ASF to play on the camera not from it right?

    ffmpeg can output ASF and supports MPEG-4. Problem is that the camera doesn't use ISO MPEG-4 I don't think. Still ffmpeg might be ok, otherwise try Windows Media Encoder.

    I really wouldn't call MS MPEG4 in an ASF container MPEG-4.
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