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Hello Gravity!<br />
The site you recommended had one converter for GL format,<br />
but it was only for Mac, unfortunately!<br />
I´ll keep on searching!<br />
Peter<br />

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Hello Gravity!
The site you recommended had one converter for GL format,
but it was only for Mac, unfortunately!
I´ll keep on searching!
Peter


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It may be worth getting a mac emulater - I searched HARD for an hour and a bit, and that was the best I sould do...<br />

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It may be worth getting a mac emulater - I searched HARD for an hour and a bit, and that was the best I sould do...


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Gravity,<br />
thanks for your efforts,<br />
if you should hear about such a program later on,<br />
please mail it to me!<br />
taichip@hotmail.com<br />
Peter<br />

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Gravity,
thanks for your efforts,
if you should hear about such a program later on,
please mail it to me!
taichip@hotmail.com
Peter


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I have some animations in .gl format.<br />
Is there a program to convert these to some common format like .fli, .avi...<br />
I have Adobe Premiere 4.0 but it doesn´t recognize the file format.<br />
Thanks<br />
Peter
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I have some animations in .gl format.
Is there a program to convert these to some common format like .fli, .avi...
I have Adobe Premiere 4.0 but it doesn´t recognize the file format.
Thanks
Peter

Covert Gl-files to some other format?

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