Lucky01

I've been taking a lot of videos recently which I wanted to make into a short film. As the videos were in .mov format I couldn't use Windows Movie Maker to edit so I searched the internet and found AVS video converter 3.4 which could edit .mov files.

Anyway for about a month on and off i've been editing my arse off to make this film. Today after finally finishing I saved them all to one file to find there is an ugly banner in the centre of my video saying 'this was created using an unregistered version of Avs' etc ect.

To say I'm angry is an understatment...lets just say my knuckles hurt and there's a conspicous dent on my wall.

Is there anything I can do which doesn't mean I have to shell out £30 for the licence, or if the worst comes to the worst is there any other video convter that I can use to edit .mov files. Thanks in advance

Emperor_nero

You might be able to use super video converter (Which is free) to convert it to .avi or something WMM can import.

But unless you buy the licence you can't do anything about the file you already have.

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Lucky01

Hypothetically could I not get an crack for the serial code or by some other 'illegal' means. Thanks for the reply anyway.

Cromewell

Maybe, but discussing illegally aquiring a license is against the rules.

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Lucky01

ok thanks anyway.