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Hi RM,<br />
It is a wonderful idea<br />
<br />
--- but ---<br />
it does not allow me to do a file/save as<br />
<br />
whe exe starts playing, it says AVI in the title bar<br />
In windows explorer it says: .EXE<br />
<br />
The sony walkman allows me to copy the file into the video folder<br />
but when i turn the wakman on, do not see it in the walkman<br />
<br />
I will close the quest. bec. it was a good idea.<br />
but if you would be willing to dialogue more, i would appreciate it. tx, sandra
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Hi RM,
It is a wonderful idea

--- but ---
it does not allow me to do a file/save as

whe exe starts playing, it says AVI in the title bar
In windows explorer it says: .EXE

The sony walkman allows me to copy the file into the video folder
but when i turn the wakman on, do not see it in the walkman

I will close the quest. bec. it was a good idea.
but if you would be willing to dialogue more, i would appreciate it. tx, sandra

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Hi RM,<br />
<br />
also, the exe was created in camtasia 5, that has no export to mp4 option......
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Hi RM,

also, the exe was created in camtasia 5, that has no export to mp4 option......

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Hi EE,<br />
<br />
Most of my EE questions are in Microsoft Access.<br />
A colleague created some Microsoft Access tutorials for me.<br />
The vidcasts have an .exe extension, and play fine on my pc.<br />
<br />
I would like t watch these vids in the subway on my Sony Walkman.<br />
I dragged and dropped .exes to walkman, but they do not show up<br />
in the menu screen. Maybe Walkman only recognized MP4 extensions.<br />
<br />
Do you have any (free) ideas? t, Sandra
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Hi EE,

Most of my EE questions are in Microsoft Access.
A colleague created some Microsoft Access tutorials for me.
The vidcasts have an .exe extension, and play fine on my pc.

I would like t watch these vids in the subway on my Sony Walkman.
I dragged and dropped .exes to walkman, but they do not show up
in the menu screen. Maybe Walkman only recognized MP4 extensions.

Do you have any (free) ideas? t, Sandra

newbie: Camtasia videocast (.exe) would like to view on Sony Walkman (mp4)

Multimedia applications are those programs that integrate more than one media at a time; browsers are the most obvious. However, the term has come to include the use of programs that enable the use of any component that isn’t simple text and static graphics, such as audio, video, animation, virtual reality, conferencing and monitoring.