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    Movie editing programs

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by dryrot141, Aug 21, 2006.

  1. dryrot141

    dryrot141 Newbie

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    I've got this quicktime (.mov) video I took with my digital camera/camcorder and I need to chop down and put sounds/music in, but I don't have a computer program that can do it. I tried windows movie maker which came with my computer but it doesn't support the file type.

    So are there any good, free video editing programs that can do .mov's? And if not could you reccomend a decent file converter so I could just switch the file into something I could use with windows movie maker?
     
  2. lehans

    lehans Notebook Guru

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    you can try Super (C) by eRightSoft for video conversion
    link
     
  3. dryrot141

    dryrot141 Newbie

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    :eek: That can't be for real, can it?
     
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    Fred from NYC Notebook Evangelist

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    nbn444 Notebook Geek

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    Same problem here, our camera saves in Quicktime .mov and it's the only file format that Nero can't read ! Too bad Nero edits movies very nicely.
     
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    chris2pher71 Notebook Evangelist

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    yea, I would be suspicious of that....if it does so much....that should be enough attraction, but they keep emphasizing the free-ness which indicates that they get some sort of pay off from people downloading, which means that it is probably full of spyware etc.
     
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    Jesusfrk611 Notebook Consultant

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    I haven't had any problems with super, I scanned the exe file for viruses and have scanned my computer for spyware since installing and haven't found any spyware on it. It converts the files well IMO.
     
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    ramian Notebook Consultant

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    Fred from NYC Notebook Evangelist

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    MediaCoder is excellent software - plus, it's open source. You can use it convert your QuickTime movie to a format that Windows Movie Maker can read.
     
  10. Pitabred

    Pitabred Linux geek con rat flail!

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    SuperC looks like it's simply a nice frontend to some VERY common and well-vetted GPL tools (ffmpeg, mencoder, mplayer, etc.). I'd figure it's pretty safe to use. Make sure you virus-scan it first though.