first off, I am not even sure if that will work. (I very well could be wrong though. :)) An AVI file is an Audio Video Integrated file, correct? which would mean it is more or less a video file. (with audio.) An MP4 is the type of file iTunes uses on your iPod, correct? (just audio, or does it include video?) My first instinct though, would be to say, yes, it does because a lot of AVI files tend to be rather large, and I know that MP3 & MP4 tend to be more compressed than most other types. So, bottom line, I think so, but I am not entirely sure. Note from jkurrle on 7/12/09: Check my comments in discussion on this topic
http://www.xfutureblog.com/2007/09/27/how-to-reduce-or-compress-avi-file-size-and-upload-to-youtube/
Some ways to reduce the size of AVI files is: 1. Reduce the resolution. 2. Reduce the frame rate. 3. Increase the key frame rate. 4. Change the compressor. However You may lose some quality when trying to reduce file size.
Open the MSWMM file with Windows Movie Maker. Go to File>Save Movie File and follow from there.
Converting a program to video is practically impossible, but you may CAPTURE a running program into an AVI video format using a video-capture program.
DVD-R is the best convertxdvd can help you convert avi to DVD
I use program VidGIF is a tool for converting selected video file to animation GIF formats.
Wikihow.com will give you a step by step info file on converting DVD film to the AVI file format. www.youtube.com/watch?v=lSYP1VvYiEc will give you complete instructions along with an app if needed.
You use video converting software to make your AVI files DVD compatible, AVI codecs are used by the software to convert from AVI to DVD format. For Mac users: What you need is a Mac DVD Burner,which can help you burn your AVi movies to DVD for watching them on DVD player.
Rename the file and just put .AVI at the end of the file name where the vep file name used to be.
Hi avi files are a video format. You can 'convert' existing video files to avi by using a software converter. something like enright super http://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.HTML will do this (if you are using a PC) To use it, select 'avi' from the 'output' drop down list. 'drag and drop' your video file into the blank box at the bottom. click on 'encode' depending on the speed of the computer you are using it may take 20 mins to a couple of hours. the avi file, once converted will be located in the root of your 'c' drive. You don't mention what type of file you are converting and so it may be worth checking on the website I have mentioned above to see if the file you want to convert is compatible with super. If not, maybe do a search on Google for "how do I convert < name of file type> to avi" good luck
avi to mvi
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