what is the format of the videos, i.e., when you copy videos to your computer, what is the file extension?
823456
They are mp4 .avi files. You can copy straight from the card to computer and view them
1744227
I simply renamed my xvid movie which usually has a .avi file extension to a .mpg file extension. Low and behold, the blu-ray player played it just fine with no conversion necessary. Surprise! (rolls eyes...)
2068012
To be more specific, do you end up with .mts or .mp4 files? I want .mp4 files so that I can just download the file to my computer and watch on my TV using the AppleTV box.
659816
You have to manually do this in the file system in the camera. Plug this in to your computer and look for the videos in the camera file system and cut and paste to your computer. My suggesting would be to send the camera back if you can. This was a terrible purchase and I should have returned mine!!
140664
The video file is in .mov (QuickTime) format. Please turn on the camera before connecting the usb cable. Then the camera is mounted as a removable disk. Here is a beta version of the player software: https://www.ojocam.com/content/ojocam_player_0318_beta.zip Thank you.
938675
Please elaborate the question to help you better ... what do you mean by "what kind of hard disc"? It has a built in 30GB hard drive. For average quality recordings, it covers several hours of clips. Then I transfer them to my laptop. Does that help?
1878034
If you just drag the video file from the camera folder your desktop, it saves as Type of File: AVCHD Video (.MTS). If you double click on the file it automatically opens in Windows Media Player. I usually edit my videos anyway through Sony Vegas, so I have the option of rendering them in what ever format I want to use once they are edited
1443759
Directly from video cam to You Tube, I don't know. I download my video to my computer then send the video to You Tube via computer.
558636
Not sure about format. I just used an SD card and used the software provided. Took pics in the water. Don't go more than three to five feet down. Got home and used the software to get pics off camera. I used win xp.
856341
I don't know what you mean. Specifically what are you trying to do? I have videos on my computer (Windows 7) and can watch them without a problem but they were orginally downloaded on a Windows XP machine and then transferred when I bought a new computer.
1878032
I'm sorry I didn't see this email sooner... All of the HD files are in ".MTS" format and are found in the file folder named "AVCHD" when transferring...
309123
All I can say is that I have been able to play .mp4 720p files without any problem. I don't know what other formats will work.
2237153
Cant really say,but convert all your videos to MPEG format it's big but it will play.
465740
It all depends on the quality of the video. There is a 2 gb size limit. Then it switches to another file.
543887
Are you asking how to download the video even though it is in segments? If so, I would say, rather than let the computer do the automatic download, try and grab all the individual video clips and put them in a place where you can view them. The video will only record 10 minute segments... if you have a clip longer than 10 minutes, it will automatically be broken into pieces. You will need to use something like Windows Movie Maker to stitch the clips together back into a single long video. Thanks! Good luck!
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Just use the provided USB cable and connect it to any PC, ( Mac too , i believe ),... and it would work like a regular flash drive, browse the folders till you find the desired video. Usually my videos are time coded, so i know what video is that im looking for. You can time code your videos on your settings menu.
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I have Windows 7, and all of the movies and videos I've downloaded to the computer are MP4 format. They play just fine. Hope this helps.