Do the videos have to be in a specific format? Thanks
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I tried several format videos, but failed. Sorry I don't know which format can work.
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If you have Windows 7, the Windows Media Player should play them. If you have an older version of Windows, you'll probably need to convert them, or you can upload them to YouTube (can leave them set to Private or Unlisted if you don't want the world to see them) and let YouTube convert them for you (though I've found that it doesn't do a perfect job of rendering them for you, they seem to be a little choppier when uploaded straight from AVCHD format vs. rendering them to .wmv first).To convert/render them yourself, a good program is Sony's Vegas Studio HD. About $90, but at that it's a lot cheaper than something like Adobe Premier and it does a good job of handling HD video. If you have Windows 7, the Windows Media Player should play them. If you have an older version of Windows, you'll probably need to convert them, or you can upload them to YouTube (can leave them set to Private or Unlisted if you don't want the world to see them) and let YouTube convert them for you (though I've found that it doesn't do a perfect job of rendering them for you, they seem to be a little choppier when uploaded straight from AVCHD format vs. rendering them to .wmv first).To convert/render them yourself, a good program is Sony's Vegas Studio HD. About $90, but at that... » Read More If you have Windows 7, the Windows Media Player should play them. If you have an older version of Windows, you'll probably need to convert them, or you can upload them to YouTube (can leave them set to Private or Unlisted if you don't want the world to see them) and let YouTube convert them for you (though I've found that it doesn't do a perfect job of rendering them for you, they seem to be a little choppier when uploaded straight from AVCHD format vs. rendering them to .wmv first).To convert/render them yourself, a good program is Sony's Vegas Studio HD. About $90, but at that it's a lot cheaper than something like Adobe Premier and it does a good job of handling HD video. « Show Less
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I use the H264 Bluray format. The quality of the image depends of the parameters that you choose in the H264 code. This format can be easily uploaded to YouTube.
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I think that you have to format it which will delete the files get your videos off to a flash drive or computer and try formating it
2026941
Yes. The video will have to be formatted to the resolution of the player. (You can get the exact information from the manufacturer website) but once you get the video loaded into the flash drive (provided) it plays flawlessly and loops without a flicker.Their are also speakers inside the unit.not great. But adequate for table side presentation.
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I have not used for a long time, but the format is not a problem, as there are numerous softwares to convert video to any format.
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No, you will have to take the videos off the memory card and upload it yourself
465740
It all depends on the quality of the video. There is a 2 gb size limit. Then it switches to another file.
1778783
I never use the format MP4. I just use to play the BD and standard DVD. I wish I could help you more.
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It requires very precise formatting. Mine all came up as "not supported" until I downloaded the file converter free plug in and followed their tutorial http://content.miccastore.com/sites/default/files/Micca%20Standard%20Video%20Recode%20Tutorial.pdf Once you do that (and it is easy) the video should play on the device
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I am not sure about the video formats. I did buy this for a Christmas present and it has already quit working properly.
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Yes!! Very well actually. I've never had a problem with any video format. I've used mp4, m4v, avi, iso and a few others. I'm literally in love with this thing haha
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Yes. YouTube accepts videos in .mov, .mpeg4, .avi, .wmv, .mpegps, .flv, MP4, 3GPP, and WebM file formats. YouTube now also supports videos of up to 4K resolutions (though the largest most people use is still only 1080p).As long as your video is in one of those formats, in a 4:3 or 16:9 aspect ratio, and of a size of 128GB or less (and under either 15 minutes or 11 hours respectively if your account has been verified or not) then it should upload fine. This program allows you output in multiple valid formats.
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Seems like only the MOV format is supported. The manual only references MOV file extensions and there is no option to change movie formats.
1007897
Afraid not, though I have been among many who have asked nixplay that jpegs and video files be able to be mixed. You have to put your videos in a separate slideshow.
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You can store those videos into camera memory. It is a flash drive. (No playback feature).
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Yes. You can record in multiple formats. I personally prefer H.264. I was using AVI for a while but the file size was too huge.