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Hello.I have a question and I'm not sure if I should post it exactly here but anyway I didn't find any other suitable section.So my problem is quite simple I think but I can't seem to find a solution.I have a japanese 3G CDMA phone and when I'm making short video clips with it, it's making them in 3g2 format.The only way to run them on my pc is with quicktime and ONLY quicktime.I've tried to install quicktime alternative codecs and stuff but nothing worked...when I try to run them with these kind of codecs and media player classic they're only 3 seconds in length.So now about the problem :} I want to convert these clips in other format so I can watch them normally anywhere .avi or .wmv or a normal video format like that will be good.I found some software that can do that but when I put the 3g2 file in it it's showing that it's only 3 seconds long..I don't know what to do at all and I've searched a lot but with no luck.I will be very grateful if anyone can point me in the right direction or at least give me some useful hints.Thanks in advance.

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sometimes you just need to try a different video converter some just don't want to work with certain files

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That program is awesome man..it's really great and it transform it.But the main problem is still there.When it loads the file it's only 3 seconds in length and when it transforms it into avi or whatever it's still 3 seconds..I don't know why..even though the video is more than 4 minutes.Where can be the problem ? Do you have any idea...what am I doing wrong?

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Mabey thers something wrong with the prog u use to get the files into your computer?

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have you tried watching it without converting it? it might not be the full file or maybe it got fragemented

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