Kitt 5000 here .......................................

[eaze187]

SUPER video converter is all around good but you have to read (Free)
SUPER


AVN Soft Any Video Converter (Free) (not bad but not great)
Any Video Converter at Cnet

I render video all the time and when it comes to freeware, those two are the best; beyond that you need pay software and for those I would recommend Adobe Premier and then Sony Vegas 7 or higher. With either of those you can re-render any HD format to any well known codec. Also be aware that rendering video is literally used for bench marking the performance of PC's so how bad-asssss your PC (CPU & GPU) is, in terms of performance, is going to determine how fast you render, but be ready for some serious wait time know matter what because you are rendering HD video.

gl

[that1guy]

The one I use is simply called "Any Video Converter" Looks like eaze187 just posted a link to it. Works great!

[bbking2007]

iWisoft Free Video Converter; FREE, good quality and speed, batchencoding...

[Leadfingers]

I don't have a free one, but the paid on I have is really good. How large are the files? Can you upload them somewhere else and let me do them for you? (It's the Applian Replay Convertor...)

[chickman]

Format Factory it's free !
There also portable version !

[vidpro]

Originally Posted by kitt 5000

I have some great new footage from the water park at cedar point ( a lot from the water slide section ) with some great tops coming off and slips from tops and bottoms.

Here is the problem, i recorded about 4 hours of footage with my Flip ultra HD camcorder but the files are soo big i cannot upload them, i need to convert the files which are mpeg4 HD to mpeg2 but i cannot find out a way to do this for free that will work

How about a few stills in the meantime?


I'm sure your new videos will be awesome.

[cookie1009]

can't wait!

[dro]

If you have windows 7 you should be able to use windows live movie maker. I tried it with my HD clips and it works pretty good.

http://www.moviemakerpreview.com/

[cardlock2003]

Originally Posted by dro

If you have windows 7 you should be able to use windows live movie maker. I tried it with my HD clips and it works pretty good.

http://www.moviemakerpreview.com/

anything i can do to help let me know....love your work

[madahab]

Originally Posted by cardlock2003

anything i can do to help let me know....love your work

yeah, same here... i'd be willing to do the conversion myself just to see videos like this...