Is it possible to convert a QuickTime (.3gp) video into a file type recognized by Windows Media Player?
There are a few different software packages that work well for video conversion — but most are commercial and run $20 to $40 for a licensed copy. There’s a new Beta online video conversion site where you upload the video and they email a link for you to download the converted video. I tried it out a few times and it actually works well, and is completely free. They will do a conversion of the Quicktime files into a variety of formats including .MPG and .AVI which are both natively supported by Windows Media Player. The link for this free service is: http://www.zamzar.com If you’re interested in the commercial software for doing your own work on your local computer, the video software I’ve found the easiest to use is the Magic Video Converter which is available at: http://www.magic-video-software.com/mvc.html They do have a trial version available for download as
