Converting VBA video

The Greatest · June 1st, 2006

I recently made some videos in VBA with the record video function, but how do i convert them from vmv to mp4 or another favorable video format?

Cypherswipe · June 1st, 2006

NEVER, NEVER, NEVER, NEVER waste your time recording "movies" with VBA, record AVIs! I think you can play the "movie" in VBA and then record it as an AVI from there. If not, you'll have to re-play the part you recorded as a useless "movie" (blasted things can only be played by VBA, and can't even be converted any way other than what I'm describing now) and this time choose tools->record->start AVI recording. The AVI can then be converted to any video format you like, using your favorite video conversion software.

The Greatest · June 1st, 2006

I'm kind of new to this, any recccomended software? I need something simple

**Spacy** · June 1st, 2006

http://x264.nl/

Not Fast, Not easy, but effective and good quality.

In the future, you will even be able to burn this to your HD-DVD / Blu-Ray Disc.

The Greatest · June 1st, 2006

I could probably back up my 20 gigs of used HD twice on a Blu-ray

June 1st, 2006	#1 (permalink)
The Greatest Banned Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: ILLINOIS Posts: 185	Converting VBA video I recently made some videos in VBA with the record video function, but how do i convert them from vmv to mp4 or another favorable video format?

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Cypherswipe Extra Large Member Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 934	NEVER, NEVER, NEVER, NEVER waste your time recording "movies" with VBA, record AVIs! I think you can play the "movie" in VBA and then record it as an AVI from there. If not, you'll have to re-play the part you recorded as a useless "movie" (blasted things can only be played by VBA, and can't even be converted any way other than what I'm describing now) and this time choose tools->record->start AVI recording. The AVI can then be converted to any video format you like, using your favorite video conversion software. __________________

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Spacy Emu author Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Germany Posts: 373	http://x264.nl/ Not Fast, Not easy, but effective and good quality. In the future, you will even be able to burn this to your HD-DVD / Blu-Ray Disc. __________________ Windows XP Home SP3 Intel C2D E8200 4GB DDR2-800 GeForce 8800 GT ASUS Xonar DX KNC ONE TV-Station DVB-S Technisat SkyStar HD (DVB-S2) 2x Samsung HD501LJ (RAID-0)

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June 1st, 2006	#3 (permalink)
The Greatest Banned Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: ILLINOIS Posts: 185	I'm kind of new to this, any recccomended software? I need something simple

June 1st, 2006	#5 (permalink)
The Greatest Banned Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: ILLINOIS Posts: 185	I could probably back up my 20 gigs of used HD twice on a Blu-ray