RE: dvgrab
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From: Arne S. <ar...@sc...> - 2000-04-12 17:56:08
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An AVI file is actually a sort of container that can contain lots of different file formats. It has a field that tells which decoder is required for playing this particular file type. If the player program does not know about the file type, it can't display the movie. Currently there is no AVI player for Linux that can decode the AVI DV format. You can use the Microsoft media player to play back your AVI file. In case it does not recognize the file format either, try installing the video editing software that came with your card. If you don't have software, download the demo version of ULead VideoStudio (the media player extensions are not time limited). I am not aware of any converter programs for MS Windows, but there should be alot. If everything fails (but I don't think so), drop me a note. Happy grabbing.... Arne |