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I'm not sure if I'm in the proper thread. And please pardon my ignorance, I know absolutely NOTHING about files, or converting them, but I have to learn. I'm a court reporter. I type court proceedings and present a typed transcript to the attorney. My software allows me to sync the video with the transcript, similar to closed captioning, which is an additional service I am now planning to offer.
I will be receiving videos of interrogations from investigators. I do not know what format their DVD or VHS will be in. My question is: Will DeskShare convert any type of file? I plan to offer this service nationwide, so there is no telling what sort of file formats I will be receiving. I don't want to be caught off guard and not have the software capable of handling their video.
Any insight will be truly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Dorraine
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Video Desk (the area you posted this in) is a service we provide to put your video files on the Internet, so people can view them in web browsers. We make a product, Digital Media Converter, which can convert almost any video format into almost any other format: http://www.deskshare.com/dmc.aspxIf the video comes as a VHS tape, you will need to capture it (turn it into a computer file) before converting it. Another DeskShare product, Video Caster, can capture video. You'll also need a "TV Tuner Card" for your computer, so you can plug the VCR into your PC. http://www.deskshare.com/vc.aspxCapturing video: http://www.deskshare.com/help/vc/CapturingMediaFromDevices.aspxThank you.
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