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sasn02

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I need to edit a video that I recorded on my droid. I have not been successful in finding a free software that I can use to edit it. Windows Movie maker doesn't recognize the file type and neither does Ulead. So I was looking for a software to convert it to either wmv or something acceptable. Can anyone give me some advice or assistance? Thank you.
 
Umm if you can find a paid version you could always just go onto 4shared and download it for free... Youd need to download astro first and allow unknown sources
 
Astro is just a file management app. That can be downloaded from the market it will not do any video editing. What is the file ext. For droid video? Maybe I could do some research for you. And try to find a program for converting it.
 
under detail for the video it says its an mp4. But when I uploaded it to my computer the file extension was lnv (i hope I have that right). When I get home I can double check and tell you what it was.
 
Closest thing I found to .lnv was .lnk which is a short cut extension for opening files with different programs in Windows but was not able to find any info on .lnv sorry
 
BigZig its actually .lnk that it saved as on my computer and I couldn't find a converter for that kind of ext.
 
.lnk is generally just a link file which is pointing to a file saved in another location on your pc. If you right click it (assuming windows) and go to properties it should tell you where it is.

i've never seen .lnk to mean anything else myself although maybe its possible.
 
BigZig its actually .lnk that it saved as on my computer and I couldn't find a converter for that kind of ext.

.lnk is a shortcut to the file rather than the actual file itself.

when you drag the file from your Droid to your computer, hold down the ctrl key on your keyboard to have it actually copy the file, or rightclick on the actual file on your Droid, select Copy. Then find an empty spot on your desktop, rightclick again, and select Paste.
 
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