Posted: Mon 24 Sep, 2007 10:26 am
The Filter Graph Editor from the DirectShow SDK (search the web for "graph edit" or "graphedt.exe") is a very powerful conversion tool. 
See an example filter graph.
Naturally, you wouldn't really want to use Microsoft RLE as a video compressor, but it should serve to illustrate a point. [smile]
(Render the WMV, delete the output filters, add video/audio compressors to the relevant streams, run 'em through an AVI Mux (multiplexer) and send the resulting output to a File Writer).
See an example filter graph.
Naturally, you wouldn't really want to use Microsoft RLE as a video compressor, but it should serve to illustrate a point. [smile]
(Render the WMV, delete the output filters, add video/audio compressors to the relevant streams, run 'em through an AVI Mux (multiplexer) and send the resulting output to a File Writer).