> > > > I'm running into some problems converting VQA movies from Command & Conquer into AVI.

> > > > With certain movies (for example, in the middle of gdiend2.vqa) the colours suddenly go weird, like a bad pallete. This doesn't happen if I just view it with the built-in VQA viewer or extract the frames as PCX, but these aren't viable alternatives.

> > > > Umm... any suggestions?

> > > Export to PCX and use another application to create the AVIs from the PCXs.

> > Won't I lose the audio that way?

> Export to WAV.

Ok, but how do I find out the framerate? Or do all VQAs use the same framerate?