Quick time files. Can I convert them so MM will accept?

Sorry, think I put this in wrong thread by mistake.
I have done some cinema 4D stuff (3d animation) for college. I wanted to
edit and add music in Movie Maker. Despite assurances from lecturer that
this was a universal format, the files that play in quick time wont go into
Movie Maker.
Can I convert them, and if so how? to a file format that will work.
Preferably not involving downloading software. Any help appreciated, but
idiot proof answers please.
Thanks

Jerry
Mon Mar 13 15:14:51 CST 2006

Search Google for a video converter.

"The Cyberleader" <TheCyberleader@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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> Sorry, think I put this in wrong thread by mistake.
> I have done some cinema 4D stuff (3d animation) for college. I wanted to
> edit and add music in Movie Maker. Despite assurances from lecturer that
> this was a universal format, the files that play in quick time wont go
> into
> Movie Maker.
> Can I convert them, and if so how? to a file format that will work.
> Preferably not involving downloading software. Any help appreciated, but
> idiot proof answers please.
> Thanks

PapaJohn
Mon Mar 13 15:45:34 CST 2006

see the Import Movie Source Files > Video > MOV page of my website.
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"The Cyberleader" <TheCyberleader@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message news:52784168-BE74-4A8C-9EB5-220CAD07D658@microsoft.com...
> Sorry, think I put this in wrong thread by mistake.
> I have done some cinema 4D stuff (3d animation) for college. I wanted to
> edit and add music in Movie Maker. Despite assurances from lecturer that
> this was a universal format, the files that play in quick time wont go
> into
> Movie Maker.
> Can I convert them, and if so how? to a file format that will work.
> Preferably not involving downloading software. Any help appreciated, but
> idiot proof answers please.
> Thanks

Lu
Wed Mar 22 00:28:27 CST 2006

have the same problem. Did you ever find a solution? What conversion
program did you end up using?
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lu


"The Cyberleader" wrote:

> Sorry, think I put this in wrong thread by mistake.
> I have done some cinema 4D stuff (3d animation) for college. I wanted to
> edit and add music in Movie Maker. Despite assurances from lecturer that
> this was a universal format, the files that play in quick time wont go into
> Movie Maker.
> Can I convert them, and if so how? to a file format that will work.
> Preferably not involving downloading software. Any help appreciated, but
> idiot proof answers please.
> Thanks