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<blockquote data-quote="rico_jace" data-source="post: 2132561" data-attributes="member: 757252">I have downloaded a bunch of half-hour xvid files from the internet that I would like to import into Windows Movie Maker.&nbsp; It recognizes it as audio only and therefore wants to put it in the audio track only!&nbsp; I have converted two of them into .wmv files, which took many hours for both, and I still have 6 more to convert.&nbsp; I don&#039;t want to convert them because it is sooooo time consuming.&nbsp; I would like to import them directly into Windows Movie Maker.&nbsp; I have tried the original Xvid codec and ffdshow, and it didn&#039;t even play in Windows Media Player.&nbsp; I tried the Vista Codec Package, and this time it plays in Windows Media Player, but all three had the same result as before with Windows Movie Maker.&nbsp; I also noticed that under Tools, Options, and Compatibility, the only video filter listed is &quot;AVI Decompressor&quot;, and it is checked.&nbsp; I am reaching the end of my rope.&nbsp; Can anyone of you please help me import these video files into Windows Movie Maker?Thanks to everyone who had replied so far.&nbsp; If I was to use a converter, I would like the following to be true:1. It must convert video fast.2. It must be free.&nbsp; (Shareware doesn&#039;t cut it.)I hope there is one out there like that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rico_jace, post: 2132561, member: 757252"] I have downloaded a bunch of half-hour xvid files from the internet that I would like to import into Windows Movie Maker. It recognizes it as audio only and therefore wants to put it in the audio track only! I have converted two of them into .wmv files, which took many hours for both, and I still have 6 more to convert. I don't want to convert them because it is sooooo time consuming. I would like to import them directly into Windows Movie Maker. I have tried the original Xvid codec and ffdshow, and it didn't even play in Windows Media Player. I tried the Vista Codec Package, and this time it plays in Windows Media Player, but all three had the same result as before with Windows Movie Maker. I also noticed that under Tools, Options, and Compatibility, the only video filter listed is "AVI Decompressor", and it is checked. I am reaching the end of my rope. Can anyone of you please help me import these video files into Windows Movie Maker? Thanks to everyone who had replied so far. If I was to use a converter, I would like the following to be true: 1. It must convert video fast. 2. It must be free. (Shareware doesn't cut it.) I hope there is one out there like that. [/QUOTE]

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