Vista Windows Movie maker clip sent by e-mail, but cannot be opened by recipient of Vista: how to fix?

1. how to ensure a video clip is visible on the compatible PC?
2. how to convert a movie file type to be viewed on a Mac?

Hello
 
Please answer the following questions so that we can better help you.
1. what e-mail program you are using to view the clip?
2 what is Windows Mail or Internet Explorer?
3. that you get an error message when tried to open the clip?
4. is the item sent by a user by electronic mail is running Vista or any other operating system?
 
First, download the clip, save it to the desktop and try to open it using Windows Movie Maker.
 
"Thanks to jakeludington for providing the following valuable information."
 
How to convert Windows Movie Maker files in a Mac compatible file?
Windows Movie Maker files are the format of Windows Movie Maker project. The files say things to Windows Movie Maker on your video editing project like video clips are used, which audio files you have imported, go to what transitions between clips, and whose effects are used. These files are essentially readable only in Windows Movie Maker and certainly doesn't work on a Mac. Two options to save a video file in Movie Maker are DV - AVI or WMV. To create a Mac compatible video file, open the file in Windows Movie Maker in Windows Movie Maker, save the movie to the highest quality WMV or preferably as a DV - AVI file format. Import the AVI or WMV file ended up in iMovie or another Mac video editing application.
 
To convert Windows Movie Maker files in Mac format, please post your request here: http://discussions.apple.com/index.jspa
 
I hope this helps.
 
Kind regards
Syed V
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