Video, Converting .3G2 File Extensions

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The discussion centers on converting .3G2 video files to more universally compatible formats such as .AVI or .WMP. Users express frustration with the limitations of Apple's QuickTimeTM for playing .3G2 files and seek alternative solutions. VLC Media Player is highlighted as a free tool capable of playing .3G2 files without conversion, making it a practical choice for users who want to share videos with friends and family who may not have QuickTimeTM installed.

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  • Understanding of video file formats, specifically .3G2 and .AVI
  • Familiarity with VLC Media Player and its functionalities
  • Basic knowledge of video conversion processes
  • Awareness of compatibility issues between different media players
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  • Research how to use VLC Media Player for video playback and conversion
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  • Learn about other video formats and their compatibility with various media players
  • Investigate the technical specifications of .3G2 and its use in mobile devices
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This discussion is beneficial for video enthusiasts, mobile phone users with .3G2 files, and anyone looking to share videos across different platforms without relying on specific software like QuickTimeTM.

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My wife and I have cell-phones that take really good video. Unfortunately, the videos are in the ".3G2" format, and when we try to download them to our computers, the computer can't play the video. It is my understanding that we could play them with Apple's QuicktimeTM, but I had that software before and I don't want to download it again. Besides, many of our friends and family members don't have QuicktimeTM, and we want to send video of our newborn to them.

Does anybody know of a way to convert .3g2 to .AVI, jpg, WMP, or some other form that the average media player can play? Also, is this some kind of agreement between Apple and Motorola?

Thanks for any info you can provide.
 
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