What Type Recorded Video File Type ( AVI, MPEG-2?)
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I am guessing that you mean does this one have a port for a USB thumb drive and what type of video does it play? This one doesn't say it has a USB port, the model HW180STB does and will play .mp4 video but now .wmv or .mkv s
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Not sure I understand this question. This is converter box for Tv channels no recorded files at all.
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This question is unclear b/c Homeworx HW100STB ATSC DTV Converter Box is meant for converting an analog signal to a digital signal so that you can still watch tv (w/an antenna)...The Recorded Video Type refers to completely separate A/V equipment that you use to connect directly to your TV...not the converter box. It has nothing to do with it. Your TV is a monitor-upgrade your older model TV to a NEW model and you won't need to ask this question b/c you can play AVI, MPEG,etc...
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By default it records in MTS. You probably can convert mts to any other format using a video converter.
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yes, i use my external for this all the time. just plug it into the usb port. no problem with any video filetype i have found yet
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There are many I use "AVS Video Converter" available online ( I have older version 8.3.35.???)
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B. Pinker's info worked for me to view video (after some trial and error with numbers in device names) but I was unable to record successfully from VLC. I tried Convert option under Capture Device and also the toolbar record button. My computer may be too slow. I had success with ffmpeg on command line:ffmpeg -f v4l2 -i /dev/video0 -f alsa -i hw:2:0 -target ntsc-dvd ouptutfile.mpg
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The file format the camera uses is .MOD It is nothing more than a .mpeg file. When you find the camera and it's SD files tagged .MOD in "My Computer", change the file type from .MOD to .mpeg and import it into an editing program that accepts .mpeg files and start editing...OR....you could download and try/use "MPEG Video Wizard DVD". Been using it for quite sometime. Excellent editor and it doesn't care if the camera files are named .MOD....it will import them and output them without recoding so there is no quality loss. Try either method above but do not use the software that came with the camera....it is NFG. The file format the camera uses is .MOD It is nothing more than a .mpeg file. When you find the camera and it's SD files tagged .MOD in "My Computer", change the file type from .MOD to .mpeg and import it into an editing program that accepts .mpeg files and start editing...OR....you could download and try/use "MPEG Video Wizard DVD". Been using it for quite sometime. Excellent editor and it doesn't care if the camera files are named .MOD....it will import them and output them without recoding so there is no quality loss. Try either method above but do not use the... » Read More The file format the camera uses is .MOD It is nothing more than a .mpeg file. When you find the camera and it's SD files tagged .MOD in "My Computer", change the file type from .MOD to .mpeg and import it into an editing program that accepts .mpeg files and start editing...OR....you could download and try/use "MPEG Video Wizard DVD". Been using it for quite sometime. Excellent editor and it doesn't care if the camera files are named .MOD....it will import them and output them without recoding so there is no quality loss. Try either method above but do not use the software that came with the camera....it is NFG. « Show Less
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Kindly note: Media type: CD, VCD, CD-R/RW, DVD-R/RW, Mp3, WMA, JPEG, Mp4, DVD
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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.zipThank you.
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mpeg-1/mpeg2 ps/ts smpte vc1 (vc-9) mkv avc rec avchd m4v wmv 3gp mp4 mov flv yes vob dat ts
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For MKV, that depends on the files. Video files are more complex than what filename extension they use. The MKV vidoes would need to meet certain requirements, one of which is to be H.264. http://support.roku.com/entries/423946-What-media-file-types-does-the-Roku-Media-Player-channel-support- Roku does not support the (outdated) AVI format directly. You could transcode (convert) them yourself or use a media server (like Plex, Media Browser, or MyMedia) to do it on-the-fly as needed. You could also look at the WD TV devices, which prioritize support for media on connected storage. http://wdc.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/2698/~/list-of-compatible-media-file-types-for-all-wd-tv-and-wd-elements-play-products
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It records 1080p/i in the AVCHD and XAVC-S format, and 4K in XAVC-S. But in simplified terms, yes, they're all MP4 files
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Joe, I used handbrake and converted my files to .avi format. Much larger file but the unit required .avi.
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It all depends on the quality of the video. There is a 2 gb size limit. Then it switches to another file.
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This camera uses a micro sd card and records standard video files which can be played on MAC or PC, with any media player. Beware of China sellers that sell cheaper knockoff versions of this model and if anything goes wrong with the camera it will cost you $60+ to ship it back to them with tracking, and they may not even be around then or provide warranty support!
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If you're talking about the actual video you take that shows up on your tv, then the answer is 1080i or 1080p. If you're talking about the file format, its AVCHD. If you're talking about the file extensions that are on the files themselves, then its .MTS format. I have used Pinnacle Studio 15 and Adobe Premier to make videos and cutups from football footage to personal video.
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I thought it recorded in MPEG4, but for me it didn't matter. I edit and render in MPEG4 with Sony Vegas anyway.
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This camera records in MP4 and AVCHD. You can easily change it in the menu settings