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Originally Posted by wayner123
imtoo is the best I have found.
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Originally Posted by OLS
Look for quickmedia converter on tucows. Not sure if it leaves a watermark,
not sure what that is in video terms. But it is freeware, so I guess you could
check it out for yourself. I have been using it for a year and have had no probs.
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I'll check those two out, thank you. I've heard of IMToo, so I hope it works. And a watermark is essentially like a logo on a TV channel, only to make you prefer paid versions of programs, they stick giant, distracting see-through watermarks across the video once it's converted.
Hold a new bill up to the light. In the lower right corner on the front, you'll see an image of the president; that's a watermark.
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Originally Posted by rack04
mkv and avi are containers. What is the video and audio formats stored within the mkv? The reason I ask is because each container has its own limitations. For example, h.264 in avi is a no go.
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I'm not too sure what you mean, but the mkv is an AAC to the best of my knowledge; it's an iPod format. I want it in AVI so I can eventually burn it to ISO for DVDs.