Fastfox Has A Camera!

[FastFox]

Yes, yes, I know you're all anxious to see the great FastFox in action, but I have a few problems I need to overcome first. One, when I hook my camera up to my computer via USB cord, the videos are all in .MOV format (this format ONLY runs with quicktime). Therefore, I cannot get it into any editing programs, such as VirtualDub or Windows Movie Maker. So, right now I am looking for a video converter to convert these .MOV files to .WMV files. I have found numerous, but keep running into the same problem. The watermark placed on the video after conversion because of the fact that it is a free trial. Now, I have searched high and low for one that doesn't do this, but havn't been having great luck. Please guys, post if you know anything that could help me out.

BTW: The videos will be horrible quality due to the fact that I am using a digital camera.. :ohwell: But hey, It's a start.


Thanks.

[NJzFinest]

in adoble premiere, you can convert the .mov to .mpeg or .avi, then in ulead studio, you can convert it to .wmv, but im assuming not everyone has these programs.

[dark_dragon8]

What size are the original .MOV files? I know that newer cameras would probably capture videos at high bitrates and resolutions, but some of the older ones can produce a 3 minute video at like 60mb. Otherwise... I would usually try ImTOO MPEG encoder, or maybe WinAVI.

[Zodiac]

You can get a 30 day free trial of ulead video studio from download.com, thats a good site you may even be able to find a converter without a watermark though highly unlikely.

[FastFox]

Hmm.. Thanks.. I did find a converter with a watermark, however it is quite small and in the corner. I have tried WinAvi, but that doesn't convert .MOV's.

Besides the topic of converters, does the quality necessarily matter in a video? Like, if you can see everything clearly, then what's the problem?

[FLCLalex]

Try limewire, you can download progs. with serial codes. Thats how i get anything i need.