How to read video image in MATLAB?
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func. name is AVIREAD
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Try http://www.videohelp.com/
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If you converted them to MPEG2, use something like MPEG-Tools to merge / append them together. \n\nSearch at videohelp.com under tools for similar tools.
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.mov to mpeg use xilisoft video converter.\nOr why don't U search the app at google,\nuse "free+converter+video+download" for the keyword (w/o quotes).\n\nGoodLuck
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You can use VCD cutter even or best software i suggest is videojoiner, freely available on net.\n\nI use cutter to cut scenes and PowerDVD to extract images and Videojoiner to join clips and scences.
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you may want to try vlc - it's a great free tool for viewing almost any video formats, and it will do converions.\n\nYou can download vlc at: http://www.videolan.org
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Download AVS Video converter from here.\nhttp://www.avsmedia.com/VideoConverter/download/AVSVideoConverter4.exe
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you right click your mouse on the screen when the video is running and hit the "save flash to" option.  Then download a program called "safe" from eRightSoft, which is freeware and convert it to whatever format you want, avi, mpeg, etc.
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Well the Discrete Cosine Transform compacts a lot of energy into low frequencies, so the jist of compressing using it is to drop off the high frequency image components until the desired compression is reached.  The reason this works is because broad regions of color and shape are preserved (they are low frequency), so the image is still recognizable.\n\nWith matlab you will probably need the signal processing toolkit (they might include it these days), and you will just use the function dct(x).\n\nhttp://www-ccs.ucsd.edu/matlab/toolbox/signal/dct.html\n\nIf you look at the code sample, you can use that to find the DCT coefficients that have the most energy and drop the rest.  In the example it shows 99% as the threshold, but you can use less if you want more compression.  Then you will run an IDCT to reconstruct the image.  One last thing... before you do all this you need to make sure the input image has been imported into a matlab friendly matrix format.
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You will get several answers for this because it is very simple. I will give step by step:\n1:right click on your desktop \n2: left click properties \n3: click on settings \n4: click on the advanced button on bottom\n5: click on the adapter tab. there you will see how much video mem you have.
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Try Total Video Converter, it works fine for me.\nJust look for it on Yahoo or Google.
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Check out www.svcdhelp.com. They have tons of freeware and tutorials on video conversion.
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There's no quickie answer to this one.  It will depend on the file format, and you will need capable software.\n\nThe best site I've found for information on this sort of thing is:\n\nhttp://www.videohelp.com/
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you should use matlab.
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you have to look for a converter\n\n\nfrom the format you have to AVI.
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Use DVDx.  It's freeware:\n\nhttp://www.labdv.com/dvdx/
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get the avi previewer....\nhere's a site for it\n\nhttp://www.downloadthat.com/software/view.php?prodid=16287