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I sent a video from my LG phone to my computer, and it came in a .3g2 format, is there a way to convert it to something that windows media player can open? Only quicktime opens this.
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This may help. It will convert the file to an avi format and Windows Media Player should be able to open it.
http://www.mitsoftware.com/akiles/#Program%20:%203GP%20to%20AVI%202
Jeff
the software will convert 3g2 to wmv, wav,etc which support by WMP.
Hi,
I saw your link on the cnet multimedia forum regarding conversion of 3G2 video clips to othe formats that could be played on more common media players. The link however, had a bunch of astrisks on it. Can you please specify what it was.
Thanx,
Al
Read the contents to know what you can to with SUPER. You can encode from/to any media types with this FREE tool.
Find the download link in the bottom of the page.
http://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html
Good luck!
-jaemin-
I am a consultant but ran into the same probolem when trying to get a video stream playback off of my Samsung cell phone. Well, I researched it and found that if you have QuickTime it will play the vidro 3g2 just fine. If you have quicktime onboard or download it for free with an Itunes installation, set the video in your file associations for 3gpp or 3g2 type files to use the QuickTime Player.
As a test, before you make the association, you can use your File Manager(explorer) and instead of clicking on the file, right click and use the "Open With" option and choose the QuickTime program you have on your computer.
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