| 12 May 2009 03:22 pm |
HAN Guest | anonymous wrote:
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Hey there.
Just so happens I have the same camera and the same problem. In fact, I stumbled on your query after doing a Google search on this very issue. (I’m looking for a conversion tool myself.)
My preliminary findings suggest you need Quicktime Pro to handle the conversion. (You may know that the .mov format is QuickTime’s native format.) The good news is that QuickTime Pro costs only $29.99, so even though it’s not freeware it isn’t a budget buster, either.
Here’s a link that explains how to do the conversion under QuickTime Pro. Looks like it might be a little hairy:
http://www.2dreamers.com/tutorials/export_mov.shtml
Good luck!
lol ad spammers are getting good
LOL! my thoughts exactly | |
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| 16 May 2009 06:48 pm |
shiningstar- Guest | I downloaded the software as you said, but i’m having trouble with it. It says there’s an error opening the file.. What am I suppose to do? | |
| 03 Jun 2009 07:55 pm |
Smith27 Guest | In the same boat, have a Canon with HD video in .MOV format.
tried RadTools and it just didn’t work right no matter what i did, finally got it to “sort of work” but video color was way of and chopped up.
Uninstalled ,and tried ConvertMOVtoAVI.
Worked great, BUT the MPEG4 format is not recognized by Windows Movie maker. tried Divx, DVD and VCD options and it was a no go as well. tried the last one, Xvid and it worked!
Minimal to no loss in video quality and MM imported it fine.
If radtools won’t work right, try ConvertMOVtoAVI instead.
Not sure if it requires an additional codec or not, if so, i must have installed it some time ago, but all i know is it works, since like others, i have a camera that comes with useless software for editing in Windows. | |
| 15 Jun 2009 12:03 pm |
maebr04 Guest | anonymous wrote:
You may have to reencode it. Just pick your favorite codec. (It should have the option when you convert to avi - look at your options - there should be other options than uncompressed)
I am not familiar with any of these. Which is best? | |
| 17 Jul 2009 08:22 pm |
icyblossom3 Guest | seg5 wrote:
Hey there....I found a solution to our problem that doesn’t cost a penny! You have to download RadTools(Bink-Smacker). It works great and its totally free. Here’s the website for you...good luck!
http://nwvault.ign.com/Files/other/data/1026158289691.shtml
Once you download the program, select a file and chose 'Convert a File' in the lower left corner. Then choose the output type (for windows media player you need AVI). Make sure to check the bottom box to 'Convert Audio', otherwise the video will not have the sound. Then click 'convert file'.
Hi,
I did as you said and download the program but now i have a problem of not knowing how to convert it. I open the video with quick time and real player but i don’t see any button that say covert video. Can any one help me? | |
| 29 Jul 2009 04:25 am |
Matchless Guest | Graywolf2004, MP4Cam2AVI this program does exactly what we needed. I may even buy another Panasonic camera as the .mov files were a pain! Thank you whoever very much indeed.
JG | |
| 03 Aug 2009 07:08 pm |
Canon Lover Hates MOV Guest | Oh my god Smith 27, you just MADE MY WEEK!!!
I too have a Canon that takes video in HD (sx1is) and I have been trying to find a good converter for mov to avi without loss of quality for DAYS. I even forked out for Quicktime 7 Pro (waste of cash!!)
Your trick works a treat! Loving ConvertMOVtoAVI
Now... how to figure out how to get my Canon camera to stop going in and out of focus on still objects... ah that can wait for another day, in a good mood now. Thanks again! | |
| 04 Aug 2009 10:13 pm |
Justhers Guest | Stay away from Quick Time Pro.
You will convert your .mov file too .avi.
hehheheheh but with no Audio.
Can you believe this, Their in the business!!!!!!.
WOW, Find out what other products are produced and stay away from them.
One More Time: Tell your friends to stay away from Digital cameras that produce .mov files.
Quicktime=Grabage.mov!!!!!!!!! | |
| 05 Aug 2009 10:55 pm |
Wannabe Rep: 0 Joined: 06 May 2009 Posts: 51 OFFLINE | It’s so easy to convert and burn mov files ---
1. Copy DVD to ISO Image,DVD Disc,DVD Folder,Player Media(directly play on Apple DVD Player) on Mac
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2. Burn AVI,FLV,MOV,MOD,MKV,M4V,MPEG,VOB,3GP,HD,TS...to DVD on Mac | |
| 21 Aug 2009 09:32 am |
Drummer Guest | thanks seg5, thats the right link!!!  | |
| 26 Aug 2009 02:15 am |
babblingfreak Guest | OMG. I Am so annoyed. I have tried everything. Rad Tools, Cucusoft, you name it.
My Kodak Easyshare C340 .mov videos won’t play in Windows Media.
I got them to convert from .MOV to .AVI but ONLY THE SOUND plays. What do I do?
Please help. | |
| 27 Sep 2009 12:13 pm |
blackartinmotion Guest | zamzar.com. easily convert all types of files free and you can pay a small member fee for larger files. i use it all the time. hope this helps | |
| 07 Nov 2009 03:29 pm |
Biju Sivan Guest | i have download files from the net, which is having extension mov. But my pc canot recognise it. Please help me. MY email is beige0071@gmail.com. Hope you will help me out.
Regards
Biju | |
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