I have tens of thousands of QuickTime files in .mov format - anybody else able to use them on this like it says.. ?
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Greetings, I have many files that were created on a Mac and converted to mov format saved on an external hard drive half-tera and have never had any problems when opening.Hope this helps
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Greetings, I have many files that were created on a Mac and converted to mov format saved on an external hard drive half-tera and have never had any problems when opening. Hope this helps
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The easiest solution (besides NOT taking vertical videos!) is to upgrade your Quicktime player to Quicktime Pro (http://www.apple.com/quicktime/pro/). I assume that since you want to convert to AVI, you're a Mac user, but this is available for Windows folks as well. There are likely some cheaper shareware solutions out there too, but I've found that the upgrade to Quicktime Pro is well worth the 30 bucks, since it allows you to edit, rotate, and export to a variety of formats and file sizes. Hope this helps!
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.TS or MPEG 2 file. The files are very large and I found it makes little sense trying convert them to another format to watch on another video player.
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I have very positive experiences from using GOM player in playing many different media formats. It automatically find codecs and everything. Perhaps you should give it a try for the new AVCHD format also.
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In fact I cannot even read the MPEG2 file with Quick Time. Also buying the $20 MPEG2 plugin did not help as it does not support DTS or AC3. I have found a shareware that decodes the files ffmpegX, any other alternatives? BTW QTPro does not read MPEG2 files either.
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I don't know I'm a Mac user, but I found there is software a little hard to deal with so I just use it through QuickTime.
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If you're using a Windows PC, try downloading .mov files from the SD card onto your hard drive. Then right click on that file and choose "open with", and use a different program, e.g., such as Windows Media Player.
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I am not having this issue. You might not have the codec downloaded to your machine. Do you have the latest version of QuickTime installed? Update QuickTime and try playing it with the QuickTime player.
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It uses H.264, a standard format supported by QuickTime (and promoted by Apple), so it plugs in and works. And since QT supports it, so will iMovie. (Source: http://www.kodak.com/eknec/PageQuerier.jhtml?pq-path=13065&pq-locale=en_US)
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Yes you can. This camera records in two formats. .MOV is easier to import but not 100% full-HD. The other format, you have to download a specific player. Do a little research on google and you will get a lot of good tips online. Thanks.
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Hi there, Jennifer. Are you using Windows or Mac? Do you have a program that can convert video files into different movie files into .mov .mp4 .flv .avi etc. Basically, you just have to connect this Video Camera Sunglass via USB cable that was provided to you when you bought it. If you have a program that corresponds to the movie file generated by this product - I don't remember whether it was .mov or .avi file then you will be able to see it. If not, then you will have to transfer the file onto your desktop or wherever you choose to as long as you remember where it is and then open a program that can convert this file that corresponds to your media and then you will be able to see it. Let me know if it helps or if there is something that you do not understand with my answer.
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Yes. I've been watching MKV format for a while. Make sure you got the most update firmware.
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Yes is the short answer. I use it on a Vista machine which is the first version of windows to use the BCD. 7 uses this scheme to load drivers and devices as well. windows Media Player will pull it right into it like it will a CD. You can use another program such as Audacity with the Lame plugin (both are free; my personal favorite program to convert higher bit rate MP3s to 128Kbs) or VLC media player I think will do it too though it shines at video playback. Have not tried it with Quicktime though I have it on my machines.
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I don't think it is Sony... I also just recently downloaded videos from a Kodak camera and they also formated to .MOV... which I had to download QickTime player to see.
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I use Windows' MovieMaker Converted into the WMV format. Which I can bring into Apple using Flip. Hope this helps
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Windows Media Player plays .mov, you probably just need to download the most recent version. It's Apple Quicktime format fyi.