Windows Media Player


  1. JBBLCC
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    Windows Media Player


    How do I save a video file to 320 width by 240 height. My videos are currently saved to 729 width by 480 height.
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  3. Pusspa
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    i use virtualdub
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  4. JBBLCC
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    vIRTUALdUB


    I have downloaded virtualdub. How do I captue video on virtualdub ? Can I change video resolution on video previously capture on Windows in virtualdub.

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