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  1. 8th Aug 2006 15:25 #1
    the1mag
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    I did search but couldn't find an answer, so sorry if I missed something.

    I have a five-minute DVD I would like to get on to my computer and somehow end up with a wmv file that I can put on my website. Is there an idiot-proof way to do this?

    Thanks for any advice and assistance.
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  2. 8th Aug 2006 16:12 #2
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    Super ... still experimental .

    Window's movie maker ... convert vob's to mpeg or avi , then bring them into movie maker .
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    there is a guide

    good luck

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  5. 16th Aug 2006 18:12 #5
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    Thanks for all the help!
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  6. 16th Aug 2006 18:52 #6
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    Windows media encoder
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  7. 27th Aug 2006 00:04 #7
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    For dvd->wmv,You may try the SPAM,which also has many additional and exciting features such as Sutitle offset, DVD Crop, DVD Letterbox, Text watermark, Image watermark, etc.
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