| 01 Jul 2007 12:05 pm |
quarterhorse Guest | Gabi wrote:
TRIED IT AND WORKED!!! SAUNNIE knows what is up!!!
Saunnie wrote:
If You’re in windows you can rename a file with these steps:
1. Open the explorer window where your files exist
2. Select the Tools >> Folder Options menu item
3. Click the View Tab
4. Uncheck the option to “Hide extensions for known file types”
5. Click “apply to All Folders if you always want to see the file extensions for every file no matter what folder you are in
6. Click ok to accept all changes and close the dialog window
7. You should now see all the file extensions of the files in the current folder
8. Right click on a filename you wish to change and select Rename
9. Rename the file extension to anything you’d like.
Once you’ve done this, you can just right click a file and rename it in seconds. No software required!
I did this but windows movie maker will not import the file, it comes up:
Newton 3.mpeg could not be imported. An interface has too many methods to fire events from
Any ideas on this. I’m so glad I dropped the money for this turd camcorder. | |
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| 04 Jul 2007 03:30 am |
hallows1 Guest | I have been trying to convert my .mod files to .mpg or .avi by changing the extension of them, but when ever i do change them the file becomes corrupted :s and my copy of power director is corrupted, as its missing a file from it, can anyone help me, its really urgent (got dads 50th in 2 days time) | |
| 07 Jul 2007 05:56 am |
Gxmechanic Guest | You can try and create a batch file which is similar to a command prompt function except you dont have to type again and again.
Here’s how
1) Open notepad
2) Type in this one line code, without the brackets (rename *.mod *.mpg)
3) Save the file as filename.BAT to the folder where you files are located.
4) Go to the folder location and you will see your file.
5) Double click and viola. Instantly all your MOD files are renamed with the MPG extension
If you prefer to rename to avi, just type (rename *.mod *.avi) instead | |
| 08 Jul 2007 10:32 pm |
Goku999 Guest | There should have been a disk with your camera that installed a particular version of Cyberlin software suite. that should allow conversion to whatever you want as I have been doing for some time. I have two other versions of this software that came bundled with other hardware I purchased but unfortunately those versions do not have the codecs to play the audio of my original files. reinstalling the camer provided software works but again am disapointed by loss of features in the newer software. My solution is to have the original software on one computer where I convert to MPG files. I then take those files to the newer software where I can use the new features without having to spend the $100 on the full version of the software.
happy hunting, | |
| 17 Jul 2007 08:08 pm |
gaby Guest | Hey guys. Use the steps described by Saunnie. It’s working very well. No download needed. | |
| 30 Jul 2007 05:24 am |
Not just another mom Guest | Saunnie wrote:
If You’re in windows you can rename a file with these steps:
1. Open the explorer window where your files exist
2. Select the Tools >> Folder Options menu item
3. Click the View Tab
4. Uncheck the option to “Hide extensions for known file types”
5. Click “apply to All Folders if you always want to see the file extensions for every file no matter what folder you are in
6. Click ok to accept all changes and close the dialog window
7. You should now see all the file extensions of the files in the current folder
8. Right click on a filename you wish to change and select Rename
9. Rename the file extension to anything you’d like.
Once you’ve done this, you can just right click a file and rename it in seconds. No software required!
I could give you a big ole kiss !
thanks this helped me with my new JVC hybrid and the video quality is just fine
Thanks~! | |
| 30 Jul 2007 06:18 pm |
EmZy Guest | so what if you wanted to use the .mod files in the windows movie maker?
if you change it to mpg (rename), the sounds are way faster then the film, and in some cases, the film is also running way to fast.
if you try to import an renamed .mod file in windows movie maker (so its an mpg now) it sais that there’s an error
why does jvc make .mod files anyway
other question, does anybody know a movie making program that does support .mod? | |
| 07 Aug 2007 02:41 pm |
Lush Guest | Yes, Ulead VideoStudio 11 or 11Plus
http://www.ulead.com/vs/runme.htm
Lush | |
| 10 Aug 2007 01:29 am |
Robbmeee Guest | Can someone help me.I have movies that I downloaded from the internet and converted to dvd format,but they won’t play in some dvd players.Can someone tell me a program that I can use to convert internet movies to dvd format that will work in any dvd player.I have used ConvertX To DVD,and WinAVI and I am still having people tell me that it’s still not working,can someone help me please? | |
| 24 Sep 2007 09:29 pm |
DeeBee Guest | Help wrote:
Ok my friends and I just bought the JVC camera tonight and I uploaded some videos to the computer, I changed the file name and everything but the problem I am having is that there is no sound from the videos? any help!?
I have the same problem! Importing the files off the camera into iMovie '08 on my MacBook Pro, I can’t get any sound! | |
| 26 Sep 2007 05:11 pm |
TRIG Guest | I TOO HAVE GOT THE JVC EVERIO AND I AM HAVING A REAL NIGHTMARE WITH THE MOD FILES. NERO, POWER DVD AND WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER CLASSIC ALL PLAY THE FILES BUT I STILL HAVE THE WAVY LINES AND THE STUTTERING? IT IS ONLY CLEAR WHEN WATCHING ON THE ACTUAL CAMERA PLAY BACK OR THROUGH THE TV. I HAVE DOWNLOADED ULEAD 11 PLUS AND IT ALL WORKS BUT THE LINES ARE STILL THERE. WHY IS THE PICTURE CORRUPT ON THE PC BUT NOT ON THE CAMERA?
PLEASE HELP | |
| 02 Oct 2007 01:42 pm |
Entree Rep: 0 Joined: 02 Oct 2007 Posts: 1 OFFLINE | I am trying to change the .mod file to something I can email to family and friend from my JVC hard drive video camera, and seems like nothing I do will work. Is there anyway someone can simplfy what needs to be done. I have called JVC support and no help. Thinking about taking this darn thing back.. I want something that will allow window player to open up and play it. Thanks for the help!! | |
| 20 Oct 2007 11:12 pm |
panasonic sdr-h200 Guest | this video stuff is pretty frustrating, i’m not sure if there is a better way to edit the .mod files my panasonic sdr h200 camera records. i use 16:9 settingto record Renaming to .mpg like so many places i’ve looked has said, does not work, because it 'squishes' the footage to 4:3 ratio..boo on that!
so far this is all i came up with:
using mpegstreamclip i convert it to a .dv
then i can import it into final cut to edit and make my superfantastical movie.!!
which actually sorta sucks, because it takes up 3 times as much room to convert everything to .dv, and still have the .mod files.
also if anyone has some info about why it squishes the picture when i change the extension to .mpg that would be appreciated.
thanks, and sorry bout the long post! | |
| 22 Oct 2007 08:25 am |
BB08 Guest | OMG, Lovingcpl0108, you just saved our project. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!! | |
| 26 Oct 2007 12:44 am |
This Blows Guest | Aye carumba, I have tried everything listed here and cannot get the JVC (proprietory?) MOD file to play in itunes, Quicktime nor WMP. | |
| 28 Oct 2007 12:03 pm |
madlex Guest | make a new text file and put: ren *.mod *.mpg
into it an save it ,then change te extension to .bat
if you activate it it will turn all MOD filles in the map to
mpg and it save you allot of time...  | |
| 13 Nov 2007 08:35 pm |
PaulsBlogging.com Guest | Saunnie wrote:
If You’re in windows you can rename a file with these steps:
1. Open the explorer window where your files exist
2. Select the Tools >> Folder Options menu item
3. Click the View Tab
4. Uncheck the option to “Hide extensions for known file types”
5. Click “apply to All Folders if you always want to see the file extensions for every file no matter what folder you are in
6. Click ok to accept all changes and close the dialog window
7. You should now see all the file extensions of the files in the current folder
8. Right click on a filename you wish to change and select Rename
9. Rename the file extension to anything you’d like.
Once you’ve done this, you can just right click a file and rename it in seconds. No software required!
Hmm, It appears to of changed the format but in reality, I don’t think it did. I think I’ve got the same JVC cam as you all and after renaming the format I’m STILL not able to import and edit into Windows Movie Maker.
My JVC is a GZ-MG130 30 gig HDD recorder. It records in an .MOD format. What do I have to do before I’m able to edit my videos in WMMaker?
Thanks for any and all help.
www.PaulsBlogging.com | |
| 19 Nov 2007 05:43 pm |
RonDutch23 Guest | I hope all you guys have found Adobe Premiere elements by now? definitely the best software to do this | |
| 20 Nov 2007 05:56 pm |
mad bazza Guest | go here and download this codec http://www.afterdawn.com/software/video_software/codecs_and_filters/ffdshow.cfm
this works palys all mod files in windows media player
Barry | |
| 20 Nov 2007 05:59 pm |
mad bazza Guest | bmitch wrote:
i changed all my .mod files to .mpg and i can run them fine in WMP, my problem is burning them onto a dvd. it doesn’t recognize the files i’m trying to burn.
Ans ideas?
try this codec works for me this runs all mod files from the camcorder on WMP
http://www.afterdawn.com/software/video_software/codecs_and_filters/ffdshow.cfm | |
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