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i need a video converter to turn avi files into other types...specifically mp4...im using a macbook pro version 10.6.2...any1 know any programs i can use?
 
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sam.reader and oposky2006 are spammers, ignore them.

There is another thread on this exact same topic: there are lots of free converters that will do the job, such as MPEG Streamclip, VisualHub, iSquint, Video Monkey, ReduxEncoder and so on.
 
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