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Savingto win media player in wav instead of mov files

by Nancy Horne Jan 8, 2008 9:12AM PST

I got a AIPTEK-HD video recorder, media player, camera all in one unit for Christmas. It told me to download Quicktime 7.0 which I did. Also It told me to load HD-Decoder off of the CD to save to windows media player which I did. The problem is it tells you that it will save your files to windows media player in mov. file instead of wav. files. It won't let me send them stating they are to large. How can I save them to Windows media player as wav. files?

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It won't save to .wav because...

by ahtoi Jan 9, 2008 4:32PM PST

.wav are sound file and yours are video file (.mov are video file) and quicktime will play it; and media player might play it with the proper codec (but I don't know much about that though).

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