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pdav
23rd December 2002, 12:02
How can I convert QuickTime-Movie files (*.mov files) to another format (eg. avi or mpeg)

Is there a freeware program which can do this?

pacohaas
23rd December 2002, 17:24
yup, check the doom9 downloads.

Vladdy
23rd December 2002, 23:04
You also might wanna check out rad video tools, this also offers a MOV to AVI converter, but you must already have quicktime installed for it to work.

www.radgametools.com

I _detest_ quicktime and anyone who saves porn in mov should have their balls cut orf :P

DaveQB
4th January 2003, 05:16
Originally posted by Vladdy
You also might wanna check out rad video tools, this also offers a MOV to AVI converter, but you must already have quicktime installed for it to work.

www.radgametools.com

I _detest_ quicktime and anyone who saves porn in mov should have their balls cut orf :P

LOL! :D

i used to use a great program for it, i have the originaly .mov file and the .avi file from it, but i cant remember what i used.
i just then tried Mov2avi with the same source and it came out terrible :(; nothing like what i did last time,

maybe i used RadTools
(done a reformat since then so havent got it installed :()

any more programs to sue for this kinda conversion??

BoNz1
4th January 2003, 06:07
What about tmpgenc? I think that there is a plugin in the download area of this site that allows you to open them in it. In the newer versions of tmpgenc you can output to an avi, but I can't confirm that it works or how well it works since I have an old version of tmpg.

DaveQB
4th January 2003, 07:25
yeah, i got that, but i am loking for an AVI converter

jcsston
4th January 2003, 08:20
TMPGEnc can save AVI's
File -> Output to File -> Avi file :D, I've used it many times and the only problem seems to be that TMPGEnc does not interleave the a/v. Direct Stream coping the avi file with VirtualDub fixes that.

DaveQB
4th January 2003, 15:03
ahhh, ok i will have a play with that, thanx

celtic_druid
4th January 2003, 15:39
You can also use the TMPGEnc VFAPI plugin with AVISynth if you want. You will most likely need to flip the video though... also it outputs at like 600fps. Other than that it works fine.

richardpl
27th August 2019, 14:46
Why are you promoting risky software here, and also spreading misinformation about free software?

StainlessS
27th August 2019, 14:54
Not to mention that he was answering a thread where previous post was from more than 16 years ago. [Just joined, two posts, Spammer EDIT: his 1st post also spammed same product].

stax76
27th August 2019, 15:24
For today's standards VidCoder and RipBot are maybe the most beginner friendly apps.