Transfer Nokia Media file to Windows Media player

Hi, i am giving a lecture and the took the footage i need to show on my 6220, the problem is my system at work doen't support nokia media player and i am not able to load it. How can i transfer the nokia media file into something i can view on windows media player?

Windows Media Player doesn't support MP4 files at all.
You can buy a Codec pack to enable this support. Visit Windpows Media Player pages.
OR
You can covert the files to play them in Windows Media Player.
If you want to convert the files. There are thousands of encoders you can buy or that are free, I've stopped making recommendations because people think that I get money for making them.
So just google VIDEO encoder, and you will find a TON of them.
If you're interested in what I use visit the blog in my signature.
640K Should be enough for everybody
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