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  1. 17th May 2006 14:48 #1
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    Hello everyone

    I have a 240MB, 12 minute MPG video captured by a sony camera and I managed to reduce it to 120MB but I am not that good.

    Is there any program that convert it to any .extension to make it much smaller? I need to post it online, I do have the space, and again the .extention doesnt matter as long as it has a codec.

    Does anyone know a program that does that? And does anyone know a program where I can actually write something on the video?

    Sorry, newbie :)
    Thank you very much!
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  2. 17th May 2006 14:59 #2
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    Try Windows Movie Maker. There are various WMV options to choose from with different sizes (and quality). Make sure to save frequently, as it crashes alot. (At least on my computers)

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