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Forums › Spark New Zealand › Sanyo 5600 videos conversion to avi/mpeg/divx?


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Topic # 6450 26-Jan-2006 10:38

Anyone had any luck successfully converting their *.3g2 files to an avi(divx/xvid)/mpeg or mov format for viewing on the pc - and latter writing to DVD (for playing on the tv)?

What tools and settings are you using?

Only luck I've had is using SUPER which is giving me video in various formats but no sound. ImToo convertor allways fails.

ps. have been able to successful convert divx videos into 3g2 for viewing on the phone. My little one really loves watching Crazy Frogg. ImToo works fine for this.

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Reply # 27274 26-Jan-2006 20:23
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I was using .3gp files and they were viewable in quicktime player. Or check this out - says i will convert both ways - http://www.shareup.com/3GP_Video_Converter-download-25710.html





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