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change file format


Question Posted Thursday April 5 2007, 8:56 pm

okay so, my mobile takes videos in a 3gp format, and when it comes to editing my videos on movie maker, it wont accept the format, and neither will windows media player when it comes to playing them, so is there anything free out there i can use to convert my video formmat, or is there already a way?, (im using windows xp (prof.)

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theymos answered Thursday April 5 2007, 9:40 pm:
You have to save the movie file(file>save movie file) in windows media player. This WMA file should play in almost every player; if it doesn't you can convert using zamzar:
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