how do you get lineal footage from cubic footage?
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Cubic footage measures the volume something occupies like a box or a desk.  Lineal footage measures the distance between two points.  So, if you wanted to know the size of one side of a box with a cubic footage of 12 cubic feet (ft^3), you would divide by the two known sides, say one side with a length of 2 ft (lineal footage), to get 6 square feet (ft^2), a surface footage measurement.  Then divide the 6 ft^2, by the other side, say 3 ft, to get a lineal footage of 2 ft.  \n\nThis may not answer your question, you may be asking for a perimeter measurement which is a different calculation, but you would need the side measurements for that also.
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download and install VSO ConvertXtoDVD 2.1.4\nhttp://www.download.com/3001-7970_4-10594166.html
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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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Check this site:\nwww.videohelp.com\n\nIt contains details and links to software to convert between most video formats
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You can try Adobe Premiere trial version it's free for 30 days with full features.  It is the industry standard software for linear(nonlinear I can't remember) video editing.\nIt supports many file formats.  You can try by the tutorials.  It will containt a tool menu where you can find some tools to shrink/expand/cut/crop they are simple once you know what they are.  Just read help for 10-15 mins. you will rull it.  I had good results using this software.  \nMovie Maker is not sufficient for advanced or better results.
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you have to look for a converter\n\n\nfrom the format you have to AVI.
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try the film machine. It is free software and lets you know what additional software you need and instuctions on how to use it. Pretty cool and easy to use
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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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u can't.u should use programs like iFilm or vcd cutter to have the audio of your video separated.for example in iFilm u should change recorder mode.\nin vcd cutter u should divide your video, to have audio and video separately
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Use DivX or Xvid to convert the file, and you can adjust how highly compressed it will be to match the file size you want
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You can do it using the RAD Video Tools, free download.  There is more information on this if you go to www.papajohn.org > Import Video Source Files > Video > .MOV.
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Here is what I found...\n\nhttp://www.site.uottawa.ca/~laganier/tutorial/opencv+directshow/cvision.htm\n\nhope this helps ...
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convert it back and use mpeg format instead.....avi sux\ntry for .mp4 format if you can...
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try totalrecorder http://www.totalrecorder.com\ni've answered the exact question not long ago.. and i've been picked the best answer... so i guess that software will work for you as well..\n\nHave Fun!
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You can convert it all to inches then divide by 1728 cubic inches/cubit foot to get.\n\n[(22x12)x(110x12)x3]/1728\n(264x1320x3)/1728\n1045440/1728=605 cubic feet\n\nOr you can convert the 3" to what that is in feet by dividing 3 by 12 to get 0.25'\n\n22x110x0.25=605 cubic feet
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first capture the PP in a vid from those screen recorded then change the fromat to SFV i think thats the format.
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There are limits to file compression utilities. If the file is huge, make a new smaller version of it in Windows Movie Maker. Open WMM and import your vid, drag it onto the timeline, then save it as a smaller file - there will be plenty of options, and it will tell you the approx size of the new file.\n\nDC :)