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Old March 25th 05, 02:16 PM posted to uk.rec.video.digital
Mike
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Hi,

I'm quite inexperienced in working with digital video but pretty experienced
in using Windows. My problem is I've been asked to process a whole load of
video files which are in WMV format. The job is pretty basic - just join
them up and burn them to disc so they'll play back on a DVD player and a
computer. If they were MPG or AVI files I would be able to do this pretty
quickly using Pinnacle Studio or even Premier. But the WMV format has got me
stumped - I can't find a way to bring a load of WMV files into a timeline
and process them as one longer file. Also, what format should I output them
as - I will use Nero to make the discs.
Thanks for any advice.


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Old March 25th 05, 03:58 PM posted to uk.rec.video.digital
Trev
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"Mike" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I'm quite inexperienced in working with digital video but pretty
experienced
in using Windows. My problem is I've been asked to process a whole load of
video files which are in WMV format. The job is pretty basic - just join
them up and burn them to disc so they'll play back on a DVD player and a
computer. If they were MPG or AVI files I would be able to do this pretty
quickly using Pinnacle Studio or even Premier. But the WMV format has got
me
stumped - I can't find a way to bring a load of WMV files into a timeline
and process them as one longer file. Also, what format should I output
them
as - I will use Nero to make the discs.
Thanks for any advice.



Their Microsoft Propriety format. MS are not keen on letting 3rd parties
convert them for free. Virtual Dub removed there codec.
This application can do it. nothing fancy just works
http://www.mp3towav.org/dvdSanta/

and there is a trial Download. Ps will do Mpeg4 to DVD too


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Old March 25th 05, 05:27 PM posted to uk.rec.video.digital
Chris Croughton
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On Fri, 25 Mar 2005 15:16:37 -0000, Mike
wrote:

I'm quite inexperienced in working with digital video but pretty experienced
in using Windows. My problem is I've been asked to process a whole load of
video files which are in WMV format. The job is pretty basic - just join
them up and burn them to disc so they'll play back on a DVD player and a
computer. If they were MPG or AVI files I would be able to do this pretty
quickly using Pinnacle Studio or even Premier. But the WMV format has got me
stumped - I can't find a way to bring a load of WMV files into a timeline
and process them as one longer file. Also, what format should I output them
as - I will use Nero to make the discs.


Nerovision Express, distributed with Nero version 6 (the full version),
will do that happily, you just import them as you do with anything else
supported. It supports a 'timeline' where you can add files and specify
transitions between them (default is a 'cut'), leaving each file as a
separate scene, and also has a facility to combine them into a longer
'movie'.

I just tried it with the version which came with my DVD writer...

Chris C
 




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