Where there’s a will…

…there’s a way.

Anyways, I’m here for a quick update on the video size situation.

I’ve found myself an open source video converter, thanks to which I can convert my videos recorded by Fraps from AVI to MP4, which not only reduces the videos’ file size, but also lets me edit them in the Windows Movie Maker app.

The video converter is called HandBrake.

Here’s a link to the website, if you’re in need of one yourself:

HandBrake: Open Source Video Transcoder

This post is kind of like a checkpoint of sorts. A way of showing myself that I care about this goal of mine.

And that I am capable of finding a solution if need be.

So… here is the video thanks to which I discovered the video converter:

How To Compress FRAPS Videos without Quality Loss [Up to 90%] (youtube.com)

And here’s a link to an article showing you how to install the Windows Movie Maker app:

Can You Still Download Windows Movie Maker? (wikihow.com)

Keep going. You can do it.

– Abby

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    1. Sorry for not replying sooner.

      I’m really glad that my articles have helped you, and thank you so much for the kind words.

      It’s been quite a while since I’ve written anything, so… if you don’t mind me asking… what exactly do you mean by “the topic”?

      I’m just really curious.

      Thank you in advance.

    1. Sorry for not replying sooner.

      I think I might know what you mean by “the topic”, but I just want to make sure that that is the case.

      Please let me know what you mean, and I’ll make sure to provide you with more details.

      Thank you in advance.

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    1. Hi there.

      There’s no need to worry; it’s the blog.

      I haven’t yet introduced any images to the posts or anything like that. I’m thinking of including images like photos, drawings, screenshots, etc.

      Just not yet. (Yes, I’m procrastinating.)

      But thank you so much for reminding me.

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    1. Thank you so much.

      So what you’re saying is, you want to write very good articles, but keep procrastinating…

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      You might want to break the task down into smaller steps, and then go through them one at a time. It should seem less overwhelming that way.

      Personally, even though I know what I have to do, and what I should do, I put it off for as long as possible.

      So… if just breaking it down doesn’t help, then you might as well make the most of the time when you feel inspired to do it. But also make sure not to take on more than you can handle. In other words, go easy on yourself.

      I believe in you. You’ve got this.

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