download and install VirtualDub and AVIsynth
create an AVIsynth script
(just an ordinary text file, with a .avs extension)
and put either one of these in the file
If it's an AVI (Virtualdub can manipulate AVI's natively)
Code:
Reverse(AVISource("C:\yourfile.avi"))
If it's any other DirectShow media file (Mpeg, WMV, etc. etc.)
Code:
Reverse(DirectShowSource("C:\yourfile.wmv", 29.97))
change the number at the end to match the video frame-rate
Virtualdub will treat AVIsynth scripts as if they were videos
so you can "save" the script output to another file
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