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Re: Re: MotionView & Camcorder FAQs Posted by: BatSpeed.com (batspeed@verizon.net) on Wed Dec 10 19:58:04 2008 > CAN I USE A WEB-CAN TO RECORD TO MY COMPUTER WITH THIS SOFTWARE?? THANKS MIKE
Hi Mike: Motionview is compatible with AVI and WMV files. AVI and WMV are standard Windows video formats that offer the best clarity, and smoothest slow motion playback. If your webcam clips are in either of these formats, you can import them directly into Motionview. If not, video files can be converted to AVI and/or WMV with a software converter. Once converted, the video can be imported into MotionView for video analsis. BatSpeed.com Followups:
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