convert wmv files in avi

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  • setarip
    Retired
    • Dec 2001
    • 24955

    #16
    I believe that you failed to mention that this is not freeware. The version available for download expires in 10 days - unless you pay to register.

    It does appear to be apromising program.

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    • dearlilie

      #17
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      Hi, merry Xmas! Trust me, I'm an enthusiats of DVD, Divx
      or other multimedia related software, where I mean www.******.com you really can find something suitable for you.
      This christmas watching DVD may be better and safer than going
      to skiing!

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      • admin
        Administrator
        • Nov 2001
        • 8951

        #18
        Regarding dearlilie's post :

        All but one of your 9 posts are to do with DVDCutter Stream and Mp3CDWav Converter - do you work for them (******.com is a Chinese company, and your IP address indicates you are from China as well)?

        Regardless, this may be considered spam if you continue to post similar messages promoting the same product, which is against the rules of this board. Consider yourself warned.

        It's okay to promote a product that you like, but if you do it each and every time you post something, then it's going to annoy some users.

        I have posted this message because some other members have expressed concern about your posts.
        Last edited by admin; 30 Dec 2001, 11:17 AM.
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        • reibuehl
          Junior Member
          Junior Member
          • Feb 2002
          • 2

          #19
          Hi,

          I use Micro$oft's GraphEdit for a very easy way to convert wmv files to DivX/AVI. Just open the file in GraphEdit (File->Render Media File). Replace the "Video Renderer" with a "AVI Mux" and "File Writer" filter that points to a new AVI file. Replace the "Default DirectSound Device" with a "WAV Dest" and "File Writer" filter that points to a new WAV file. All these filters are from the DirectShow category in the "Graph->Insert Filters" menu.
          Now press play and wait. Once the conversion is done, use the WAV and AVI files as input for VirtualDub.

          Reiner.

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          • SoonC
            Junior Member
            Junior Member
            • Jun 2010
            • 1

            #20
            You can convert files with MelodyCan. It's really good program)

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