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  1. 1st Feb 2007 22:43 #1
    dylanb2cm
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    Need a simple/free program to do this process? Any suggestions.
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    zoobie
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    try that super
    onunload=this(!)flush;
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    Ok ... it's a MAC ... super wont do crap .

    For you ... go here : http://homepage.mac.com/major4/ ... for ffmpegX
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    Flip4Mac's WMV Studio will allow you to do this,
    in combination with Quicktime Pro.
    "Everyone has to learn, so that they can one day teach."
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  5. 2nd Feb 2007 10:59 #5
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    I believe the free Flip4Mac component (downloadable from Microsoft) combined with MPEG Streamclip or ffmpegX should do what you want.
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  6. 2nd Feb 2007 22:27 #6
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    Flip4Mac is the best thing current. If you don't pay, the output will have a watermark.

    If VLC can play it, you can recode to mp4, if MPlayer will play it, it can, too.

    I just did a test of iSquint and it works if you have ffmegX installed and ffmpegX can play the file.
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  7. 5th Feb 2007 11:43 #7
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    Flip4Mac is IT!
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