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I am having an issue when I attempt to either import or open an AVI 15 second clip that I created with Windows Movie Maker:

 

Error with AVI file.

The file does not contain a video stream.

 

Any basic rules or suggestions to start off with?

 

Thanks,

z

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I am having an issue when I attempt to either import or open an AVI 15 second clip that I created with Windows Movie Maker:

 

Error with AVI file.

The file does not contain a video stream.

 

Any basic rules or suggestions to start off with?

 

Thanks,

z

 

What kind of compression is on the AVI? Maybe another compression will work for you. Have you tried any other AVI's?

 

Hope that helps.

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Error with AVI file.

The file does not contain a video stream.

 

Any basic rules or suggestions to start off with?

 

 

I haven't tried AVIs for a while, but when I did, it balked at a DV type 1 AVI, but the same movie uncompressed was fine. If you're using a file captured from a DV camera by firewire, try converting it to Type 2 using one of the many free converters out there (such as the one by Paul Glagla).

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Error with AVI file.

The file does not contain a video stream.

 

Any basic rules or suggestions to start off with?

 

 

I haven't tried AVIs for a while, but when I did, it balked at a DV type 1 AVI, but the same movie uncompressed was fine. If you're using a file captured from a DV camera by firewire, try converting it to Type 2 using one of the many free converters out there (such as the one by Paul Glagla).

 

I wouldnt use AVIs in A:M... if you have the possibility use a image-sequence or convert you videofiles to a image-squence (for example *.tgas)

 

See u

*Fuchur*

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Thanks...Are there any recommended coverting tools for and AVI to TGA that are free or low cost?

 

I found a free program here that says it can do the job. Quicktime Pro can do the conversion as well, it's around $30.

 

Hope that helps.

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