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  1. 3rd Jan 2006 07:35 #1
    Trollheart
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    HI guys.
    Ive read a few articles, and tried a few progs but with limited success. Trying to convert and clear up those 3GPP files, you know the ones your mobile makes when you take a video? They're never great quality, and I know they're unlikely to get much better, but if possible I'd like to enlarge them slightly and make them a little less broken-up.
    I've tried programs that turn them into AVIs, but the size and quality are identical, so can see no real gain there. There's supposed to be a processing script for VirtualDub (3GPPtoAVI.vcf), but I can't find it within VirtualDub or anywhere else (I dont even know if that would work).
    Any ideas appreciated.
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  2. 7th Jan 2006 21:14 #2
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    3GPP files like all other video files store a specific amount of detail (information). I'm sure that there are tools that can enlarge the picture, but there won't be any extra detail and you will just be magnifying the shortcomings of 3GPP.
    Tools used: ScenalyzerLive 4.0, Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0, Adobe After Effects 7.0 Professional, Adobe Encore DVD 2.0, IFOedit 0.96, DVD-lab PRO 1.53, Adobe Audition 2.0
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  3. 9th Jan 2006 12:05 #3
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    Only some versions of virtualdub have the 3gp2avi.vcf
    I don't know which ones do/do not.
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