I'm trying to find a way to convert h.264 video files to avi so one of our instructors can edit them in windows movie maker. I'd prefer an open source program if possible.
The thing is, I've tried the ones that I found through google and they aren't working for me, and the only other way I've found involves using a half dozen programs and codecs to accomplish a straight video conversion. It's far too complicated for our non technical minded staff to handle at home on their own.
I should actually mention that Super, at last check, can't import AVCHD files (.ts or .m2ts, blu-ray formats). If you've got a .m2ts or .ts file, use avisynth with either super or Virtual Dub to get an AVI.
For the fps portion put whatever frames per second the source video is. Once you've installed AVIsynth, save the above line of code (entered in something like notepad) as a .avs file. It should be openable in programs like VDub and Super.
