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Rehan
It has been asked time and again on this forum and other palces. However as
we know Movie maker does not and perhaps cannot do it. Second best to this,
people would like to know if it can be done using other free tools!
Well yes! I have found a simple way to do it using VirtualDub and AviSynth.
A single line avisynth script like this will do it for you:
AviSource("mymovie.avi").Reverse()
Just convert your clips to uncompressed avi using VDub and then open the
above script in VDub and Save As another AVI.
More details with screen shots are availabe on my site:
http://www.rehanfx.org/tips.htm
Hope you like it.
we know Movie maker does not and perhaps cannot do it. Second best to this,
people would like to know if it can be done using other free tools!
Well yes! I have found a simple way to do it using VirtualDub and AviSynth.
A single line avisynth script like this will do it for you:
AviSource("mymovie.avi").Reverse()
Just convert your clips to uncompressed avi using VDub and then open the
above script in VDub and Save As another AVI.
More details with screen shots are availabe on my site:
http://www.rehanfx.org/tips.htm
Hope you like it.