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This document discusses converting video files from a FlipCam in order to edit the clips for a short film. The filmmakers had to convert the files recorded by the FlipCam using software called "Canopus ProCoder Express for EDIUS" so they could edit the clips. They developed their skills with this software to overcome the problem of converting the files.
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