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AVI Converter OR Compressor?


Question Posted Wednesday January 23 2008, 3:04 pm

Anyone know any good AVI compressors or converters i can download for free that can convert a whole movie and not have a water mark on it.
THANKS <3


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woow answered Sunday May 4 2008, 11:17 pm:
You can use this free online converter.
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But it can not convert big files and it does not support batch conversion. It can not join files to one file. It can not convert big files.
You can use this video converter. It can convert several files at one time to one file.
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theymos answered Wednesday January 23 2008, 3:59 pm:
Mediacoder is your best bet, though it doesn't work 100% of the time:
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XviD(.avi,.mp4) is the best format for compression, and Mediacoder will convert to it. DivX(.avi) is also commonly used, and more people have the DivX codec, but Mediacoder will not convert to it. H.264(.mp4 usually) is the "new standard" video codec; it compresses nicely, though not as nice as XviD. Windows Media(.wmv), Theora(.ogv), and DV-video(.avi) are sometimes also used, but are not the best. Avoid all of the other codecs, as they are not optimal for compression.

A bit of trivia: H.264 will replace MPEG-4 part 2 video(the kind in common circulation now) within 3 years, and AAC will replace MP3 within 5.

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