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  1. 20th Nov 2005 21:22 #1
    luishugo
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    hello can somebody help me in some information about a free video converter ,not a freeware or shareware , I will really apreciate this help...thanks
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    huh ? freeware means free, unless 'free' is some sort of brand name.

    Be more specific. What sort of video ? From what type to what type ?
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  3. 18th Jan 2006 23:37 #3
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    hello I just edit a movie in Pinnacle version 10 plus , in AVI format , I just wondering if I can compress the videos to I have been made so when I open or share will not be so heavy to transfer...all I want is a good video compresser for this purpose , thanks
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    avi is a container. The codec used determines the content of the avi file, and the bitrate determines the size. Install the Xvid codec and output direct from pinnacle to xvid. Use Vcalc to calculate the correct bitrate.
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    You probably already have Windows Movie Maker. Good for making WMV files. Or use VirtaulDub to make Divx or Xvid AVI files.
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    If you can output as xvid, why use vdub ? It just means an extra re-encode and a new tool to learn for no reason.
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