---- John Kiss <john.kiss at comcast.net> wrote: > > On Apr 28, 2006, at 11:18 AM, Mark Des Cotes wrote: > > > My son is doing a project on the Roman Army for his grade 4 class. > > I found a web site with video files of battle re-enactment that > > he'd like to show to his class. I've managed to download the WMV > > files to my desktop. Now I'm at a loss on how to burn them to DVD > > with a nice menu so that they can be played back on a standard DVD > > player. Toast, iMovie and iDVD all say they don't recognize the > > format. Quicktime won't play them but Windows Media Player will. Is > > there any way I can convert them to a format that, preferably Toast > > will recognize? > > Try MPEG Streamclip. Once the WMV file is open export it to Quicktime > using the Apple DV/DVCPRO compressor. I've had some success with it. > The sound sometimes doesn't work but I get around the problem by > selecting No Sound in the Export dialog. Sound can be separately > extracted from the WMV file using Stream Recorder then added back in > in iMovie. I'm pretty sure that the only reason MPEG StreamCLip works with WMV is because you have the Flip4Mac installed. Do you have Flip4Mac installed? -- Nick Scalise nickscalise at cox.net