[Martin Dziasek]

I had this same problem. Other applications such as Skypecap let you choose the codec to record in, but the BIG advantage of SuperTintin is that it records the local and remote streams as separate files. If you are doing anything serious with your Skype conferences then picture in picture is just not good enough.

I was looking for was to convert the videos into something that Premiere can edit. Adobe Media Converter would crash, Handbrake video appeared as just as a green rectangle. I tried others, all with odd results.

The thing that worked… to my shock… Windows live movie maker!!

1) Record your conversation with SuperTintin
2) Import the local file into Live Movie Maker
3) Export in the SD format.
4) Repeat steps 2 and 3 for the remote file
5) Import both into Premiere
6) Edit away

Hope that helps

Regards
Martin Dziasek
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