Does anyone know what program is good for converting video files to other formats? I have some DVDs I've recorded from TV and want to convert the files to a format that I can edit on computer, in order to make video clips available to students online (e.g. at Blackboard or via the UB website).
Lesley
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QuickTime Pro might be useful. It retails for about $30.00 and has a number of features you might be interested.
Haven't used much video conversion software before but I found a number of product descriptions you could wizz though. Many have useable demos and some are shareware too http://www.freedownloadscenter.com/Search/quicktime.html
I'll try Macvide Screencap to see how it goes before moving to some PC specific stuff like Movavi AudioSuite 1.1.2
Hmm, I really should think some more before posting. You can always try Tucows for a range of freeware, demo, shareware video convertors. The Windows page for Video Conversion is at http://www.tucows.com/software.html?t=689
Tucows holds a list of all manner of software from utilities to language programs to games, as do the following websites. Just select your Operating System (OS) and browse/search.
ZDNet http://downloads.zdnet.com/
Version Tracker
http://www.versiontracker.com/windows/
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