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Dave, I don't know how much help I can be with such a short timeframe. I'd recommend recapturing using Adobe Premiere Elements (About $100US - don't know how much in euros.) Windows movie maker
To play the AVI files: Quicktime player (free) http://www.apple.com/quicktime or Windows media player (free) http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/players.aspx You would need an FLV
Hi Hope No, sorry, once something is part of the picture, that's it! Using some semi-pro software you may be able to crop the bottom of the picture, and/or zoom into the picture to get rid of it
You can actually take still shots in Quicktime Here's how 1. Double-click your QuickTime movie 2. Drag the movie’s progress bar to find a frame that you like 3. Click EDIT, COPY 4. Open
Hi Suresh There is no easy way to do this, and to give you the best answer I need to know what you are wanting to achieve? In order to capture an S-video signal, you will need a video capture card

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