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.amv files

zacman

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I recently bought an 'mp4' player which came from China. The video file format that plays within are apparently .amv files, which seem to be some kind of MTV video format over in the Orient. The 'mp4' seem to be some kind of mislabelling and it doesn't read mp4 files:Angry-Tongue: (go figure) There are file converters (mpeg, wmv, etc to .amv)for windows machines, but i haven't seen any for mac.
Is anyone familiar with this file format and/or knows of any converters for mac?
 
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anyone?:(
 

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