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Convert audio between Microsoft and Apple
Here are a couple scripts to convert an iTunes audio file (m4a) to the ubiquitous mp3 format. The first script converts the file to a wav, the second one converts the wav to an mp3. The supporting software are nice because they're portable, they don't ... |
Oct 23, 2007 |
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Convert video between Microsoft and Apple
This is probably more information than anyone would care to know. I'm posting it in case anyone's interested in the geeky details of using MPlayer to convert to and from MOV files. It would be far easier to simply download either mov2avi.bat or ... |
Sep 17, 2007 |
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Podcast primer
In previous articles I've talked about converting QuickTime movies (mov files) so that they can be used in Windows Movie Maker (WMM). WMM creates ouputs Windows Media Video (WMV) files. You can upload the wmv to YouTube or blip.tv to share your video ... |
Jun 15, 2007 |
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Editing mov files with Windows Movie Maker
If you own a point and click camera that records video, there's a good chance that it saves the files as QuickTime Movies (mov files). Unfortunately, Windows Movie Maker (free) doesn't read that file format. If you want to edit the files (to add a ... |
Jun 10, 2007 |
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Movie watermark
Did you know that you can add watermarks to your movies using Windows Movie Maker? Oh yes, it's true (see for yourself). You just need a minor hack to the program. All you have to do is add an xml file and an image file to your installation. The two ... |
Jun 8, 2007 |
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Podcasting 101
Podcasting is pretty straight forward. All you need is a web server to store your files, an mp3 files and a RSS file. We have an instructor at Chabot who records his classes so he can publish them online. When I heard this I nearly fell over ... |
Dec 11, 2006 |