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    Converting .gi Files

    Haesm replied to Haesm's question in "How-to" and usability

    I actually don't know how they were created as they were created from VHS tapes at a shop some years ago! Best,
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    Converting .gi Files

    Haesm replied to Haesm's question in "How-to" and usability

    Thanks Brendon. For some reason my .gi files don't show up in the media selector as yours has (other video files do, but not the .gi files!) Found a program called HandBrake, and it was able to read and convert
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    Converting .gi Files

    Haesm replied to Haesm's question in "How-to" and usability

    The extensions were hidden, didn't realize when I copy and pasted, all three files are .gi however.
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    Converting .gi Files

    Haesm posted a question in "How-to" and usability

    Hello, Uber new here so any help is appreciated I have a few old .gi files that were imported to the computer from old family DVDs. Can't locate the original DVDs anymore. The file names for a sample DVD looks something like this: Image_101231_0508 Image_101231_0508 (3_0) Image_101231_0508 (3_1) Is there a way I could convert them to a recognizable video file like MP4 using Creator 5? Tried using the the "Copy and Convert" feature but won't recognize .gi files. Cheers!
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