how do embed a .mov file in frontpage 2003 ?
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They have made it a bit easier...\n\nI think this will help..
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A common desire is to convert from the MOV format that you might associate with Quicktime to the AVI format, whereby you can then edit with more packages (for instance Movie Maker which ships with Windows XP).\nThere are no built in converter tools, but there are many you can freely use out there on the internet.\nThe simplest to use is called MOV2AVI - simply search for MOV2AVI.exe on the web and find the best place to download it. It's under 50Kb and runs from the command line: simply place in the same directory as the MOV, and from the command line type\nmov2avi filename\n... and that's it, the conversion works fine and is very quick indeed.
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Search for some software on the net which will either play it directly or convert it to some which you can play with your existing software.\nEG :\n*.mov,*.3gp = Quick time player .\n\nOr you can post the file extension here so that more specific help can be provided
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usually, a <embed src="file name" play="true" loop="true"> tag will do the trick
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www.zamzar.com. wma file work best in windows movie maker
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One of my favorite programs is called VSO divxToDVD\nIts a one stop shop for what you want to do.
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This is Codec of .Ogg, installed it, you can listen .ogg files! ^^\n> http://www.illiminable.com/ogg/
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use nero it converts it and burns it and everythigng. i tihkn it goes to mpeg. get ImToo Mpeg encoder
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The easiest to use is the one that comes installed with XP. Goto Start > Run > moviemk \nand press enter.
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i am pretty sure WMM can take .Avi videos... if not, just download divx codec, And to convert a .mov to a .avi just search ".avi converter" or ".mov converter"
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Try this one:\nhttp://www.usamyanmar.net/IT/FileExtension/m.htm
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Try Super, it's a freeware converter.\n\nhttp://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html\n\nI'm sure it supports VOB converts and a lot more file types. Check it out to be sure!\n\nHope I helped!
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right click the embedded video, under properties it will give you a web address, copy that into your address bar and click go... that should bring up and option to open with media player or save as, if not it will automatically open with media player and then you can just go to file and save as...
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Use MS Media Player, suppose a.dat is a VCD file. Right?
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http://www.riverpast.com/en/boosters/mov/index.php\n\nUse this link and download this software. The following link will describe how to do it
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What is an OGM File?\n\nOGM and MKV files are container files like AVI, ASF, MOV, RM, MP4, MPG, WMV.\n\nOGM (Ogg Media) is an inofficial port to add video to the ogg audio format.\nMainly used codecs in ogm files: xvid (video) and ogg vorbis (audio).\nThey can also contain (like dvds) switchable subtitles.\n\nFor playing ogm files you need: xvid codec, Ogg DirectShow Filter, VSfilter. (thanks to Firestorm)\n\noutdated setup for playing ogm files: xvid codec, Ogg DirectShow Filter, Subtitle Filter and DirectVobSub.\n\nFor more information check out Lazy Man's Guide to Ogg Media and the Doom9.net ogg Guide.\n\nFeatures:\n- Implementation of Ogg to hold video\n- other audio codecs\n- a type of subtitle.\n- Chapter support\n\nHow to install properly (by Firestorm)\n\n- installing ffdshow and oggds are simple just double click\n- vsfilter is a zip\n- when you unzip you get two folders, release and release unicode\n- if you are xp/2000 you want unicode\n- if you arent then you want the other\n- so just delete whichever one you dont need\n- then move the dll file into C:&#92;windows&#92;system32\n- then click start -> run\n- type in regsvr32 VSfilter.dll\n- click ok and you're done\n- reboot a few times\n- and open your ogms\n- there should be a green arrow on the bottom right in the system tray\n- if you click on it it will give you the options of video and subtitles\n- when you turn subtitles on you may need to pause and play or just change location so it can reload with the subtitles
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go to macromedia.com and search the support