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.AVI on a Mac?
Message #778
I have a Mac Quadra 650, and have access to some .AVI files. Does anyone know of a Mac program that will allow me to view these PC videos? Thanks
Thanks! I'll give it a try… Best regards, Leon Malinofsky lwm@probe.geo.umass.edu
>>>That might be baked into the 'RSN' FDP3 Yes, I know… but I want to do it now! 🙂 I'm sort of counting on Painter 3.0 do do the project… I just want to get a sample done before it ships (I'm on the PC) Thanks anyhoo! Philip
>What I really want to do is rotoscope over the individual frames and make a new "painted" animation based on original AVI (video) footage. That might be baked into the 'RSN' FDP3.
>>>2) edit them individually or as a group Thanks for the reply Yao, one question… can I then edit the individual frames only within Colorwheel, or can I do the work in another bitmap editor, like, say… Painter? What I really want to do is rotoscope over the individual frames…
Leon, VFW11D.EXE – 1.1d – is the newest version to my knowledge. It should also bring along an enhanced Media Player to enable you to take advantage of the new formats and codecs.
VFW BitEdit Program
Message #673
Note: I cross posted this to the Microsoft Window Multimedia Forum, but so far havn't gotten a response (2days). Thought I'd try here. I just installed the BitEdit program that came with VFW ver 1.0 I tried to import a *.WPG file and got a message indicating that "WPGIMP.FLT NOT…
#VFW111.EXE problems..
Message #664
I got VFW111.EXE and ran it on my system. Now the Media Player in Windows won't run .avi files– it says: "MCIAVI requires a later version of MSVIDEO.DLL — Please Reinstall Your Video Software". (I thought VFW111.EXE would have installed a NEWER version of MSVIDEO.DLL!) Then when I clicked "OK"…
>I'm looking for a utility that can take an AVI or Quicktime for Windows >file and seperate it into individual frames that I could then open and >manipulate in a paint program. If such a program could then reassemble >them… so much the better. Anybody know anything like that here…
There is an inexpensive graphic software, Color Wheel, that can 1) extact frames from AVI, FLI/FLC files, 2) edit them individually or in group, 3) save them back as AVI files. CALL Pacific Gold Coast at 1-800-732-3002 or you can get it from Software Etc., CompUSA.
There is an inexpesive graphics software that can 1) extract frames from AVI and FLI/FLC files, 2) edit them individually or as a group, and 3) save them back as an AVI file. The name of the software is Color Wheel. Call Pacific Gold Coast at 1-800-732-3002 or you can…
#Seperate AVIs
Message #528
Hello… I'm hoping someone can steer me in the right direction here. I'm looking for a utility that can take an AVI or Quicktime for Windows file and seperate it into individual frames that I could then open and manipulate in a paint program. If such a program could then…
OS/2 users with version 2.11 or later of the OS have Indeo support built in – which is what is needed to display these files. Check your docs for the details. If you need to unzip them, the most popular ZIP unarchiver is PKZIP, found as PK204G.EXE in the "Compression/UU"…
#os2
Message #509
Please help,how can i use .avi movies or other videos in this Forum with OS/2 2.11. Thanks