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screen movie from Second Life
I recorded a meeting in Second Life using their built in screen movie maker with the setting at uncompressed frames. Now i have a nice big (4GB) .avi file that looks great in the Windows Media player, but won’t open in Vegas, so I can’t edit it or use it. Must be a codec problem, right? But how do I solve it, especially as it would be very hard to re-record?
thanks,
Mary Waitrovich
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5 Replies
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There are programs out there to portend to change a file from one format to another. You might be able to change your file (whatever it is) to one that Vegas likes.
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Such as Super https://www.erightsoft.com/S6Kg1.html
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Hi,
I tried this myself to see what happens. My file(uncompressed avi) opened in Vegas. It was not a huge file…I only recorded a few seconds. I’m using Vegas 5 on an old dell. Also, I was able to open the file in quicktime pro and export it compressed. Don’t know if any of this helps. maybe burn the file to a dvdr and see if anyone else can convert it for you on another machine or with another nle
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Really good suggestions. I’ll post back to let others know what if anything worked. Thanks!
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What worked is opening in QT pro and exporting as .mov which opened in Vegas.
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