| 03 Apr 2007 02:51 pm |
happy camper Guest | seg5 wrote:
I just bought the new Kodak Easy Share DX6340 camera and the file extension for videos I take is .MOV . Is there any way I can convert these files to play with Windows Media Player so I can incorporate them into movies I make with the Windows Movie Maker??? ANY HELP is much appreciated!!!!
Ok I have ready every post on this topic and have downloading almost every option given and nothing worked right until.......I found this wonderful site called
zamzar.com
you just upload your vid and they send it to you in the avi format..they all have worked perfect in the windows movie maker and you dont have to download any software...check it out..you will be very pleased I know I am thats for sure.
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| 14 Apr 2007 01:55 am |
vahsek Guest | i’ve got a dimage Z3 and it takes high quality videos in MOV format....its not possible to make video CD with this format....i’ll have to make data discs in that case....i want a way to convert mov to avi or mpeg without any loss of quality.....please suggest.....
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| 21 Apr 2007 11:06 pm |
Marta Guest | I just downloaded RAD tools and this tool is amazing. The download was fast and easy. I was able to convert my kodak video into avi instantly. Now I’m able to play and burn the file with Nero, WMP and MovieMaker.
Thanks guys, you’ve really saved the day. I don’t know why there is not much info on download.com for this file. It’s really a great program.
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| 21 Apr 2007 11:11 pm |
Marta Guest | This tool is amazing. I just downloaded it and was able to convert my Kodak MOV. file to AVI. I can now view and edit it on WMP, Nero, and Windows MovieMaker.
I reasearched the user reviews on download.com and it’s very scant. This tool is a must. It’s a keeper
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| 25 Apr 2007 09:39 am |
Dionne Guest | Im getting the file error message with Rad Video Tools and dont know what to do next to convert these dreaded mov files. Please could someone give me an idiots method/guide to carry out this conversion please.
Thankyou, Dee
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| 26 Apr 2007 11:08 am |
vinty Guest | the objective is to copy .mov file (from digital camera) to a CD
NERO analysis the format & converts to file to .dat
But many time there is error message
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| 26 Apr 2007 12:45 pm |
mkreku Guest | Hi!
I just wanted to write and say THANK YOU to graywolf2004! The program works great! And it’s much quicker than anything I’ve ever tried! Amazing!
I have a Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ3 but the cheap bastards over at Panasonic decided to not include any editing programs for the Quicktime movies this camera records. Annoying. I’m glad there are people like graywolf2004 out there though 
/Mattias
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| 28 Apr 2007 09:15 am |
Appreciative Guest | Thanks everyone for your very helpful discussion. I had the same Kodak / Quicktime / .mov file problem and the RAD Video Tools download listed near the top of this discussion worked perfectly and quickly the first try - albeit that the video was a little jumpy compared to the original, but at least I can use it. Very grateful for your advice.
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| 08 May 2007 01:37 am |
Party Marty Guest | GrayWolf that was definitely awesome. I tried one of the other one’s first and got a trial version which gave me about half of the video i needed to use and i really only needed about two minutes of video anyway for a joke movie i was doing. anyway, the other shit wouldn’t convert the rest unless i paid 30/35 dollars. Your program was simple, very fast, and worked perfectly. The audio was slightly lower volume but it was still good. Thanks a million.
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| 15 May 2007 07:07 am |
graywolf2004 Guest | Thanks for feedback! People thanks is one of things keepeng me to continue supporting this project 
Small issue for MP4Cam2AVI.
For those who have Kodak C533 and maybe some other Kodak’s -
if MP4Cam2AVI doesn’t recognize video, adjust some settings:
Go to Settinhs -> MP4 trak ID -> AVI FourCC Map
In the cell for 'MP4 trak ID' and 'MJPEG'
add value 'mjpa' (so it will be 'jpeg mjpa')
It will be include in next release.
Graywolf2004, MP4Cam2AVI author.
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| 01 Jun 2007 08:42 pm |
siphon Guest | i found that the Radtools download worked fairly well. i’m having to convert using a separate program because i don’t have the usb cable to download it and i’m having to use the memory card slot thats on my Brother<-brand> printer to load it to the computer.
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| 01 Jun 2007 10:17 pm |
siphon Guest | i’m having difficulty with the audio. i played it using Quicktime player and it was somewhat ok then i tried it on windows media player then it started skipping and even after i converted the file it still skipped
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| 03 Jun 2007 10:58 am |
Martin11 Guest | Charnevin wrote:
I have Kodak DX6490 with mov files. I obtained Arc Soft Video Impression and it makes movies fine. It accepts mov files and I have made great movies music and all. Why don’t you look into it?
Hi Chaps,
I have to warn you. I’m also suffering from the same problem. My camera produces .mov files, so I purchased Arc Soft Video Impression 2.0, that’s supposed to edit them, however all works except for the original sound to the .mov file is lost after composing a film.
So be advised Arc Soft Video Impression 2.0 does not handle .mov sound well, the sound to my clips is lost ofter stitching them into a film.
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| 03 Jun 2007 11:06 am |
Martin11 Guest | btw My camera is a Nikon Coolpic 7900, and the cheap basterds over at Nikon didn’t provide any video edition software, instead they advised me to purchase my own software.
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| 08 Jun 2007 03:24 am |
graywolf2004 Guest | MP4Cam2AVI v2.71 is available at sf.net
http://sourceforge.net/projects/mp4cam2avi/
VERSION 2.71
* MPEG-4 AVC (H.264) support for new Sanyo CG65, Casio EX-V7 and Aiptek GO-HD cams,
target avi clips are playable with WMP and editable with VirtualDub,
latest FFDShow required (tested on rev1193-20070522_xxl),
see manual for details;
* BugFix: IMA ADPCM audio support for Casio EX-V7;
* BugFix: video support for Kodak C533 and maybe some other Kodak’s;
* BugFix: MP2 audio in 'Source audio' mode
* Improved frame seeking for internal preview;
* Some optimizations for internal MJPEG decoder;
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| 08 Jun 2007 03:21 pm |
BONNII3 Guest | HELP ME WAT DO I DOWNLOAD THATS FREE THAT CONVERTS QUICKTIME FILES INTO WINDOWS MOVIE MAKER FILES I NEED THIS HELP FOR A SCHOOL PROJECT PLEASE HELP MEE
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| 09 Jun 2007 03:34 am |
graywolf2004 Guest | If MOV files are from photo-camera, MP4Cam2AVI is the fastest way (cause it doesn’t reencode video).
To convert “general” quicktime files download SUPER and convert them to anything you want:
http://www.afterdawn.com/software/video_software/video_encoders/super.cfm
Both tools are freeware.
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| 12 Jun 2007 05:16 am |
Ravi kumar Guest | hi friends,
hi im having a problem ..I want to convert my video from .mov to other format ( which runs on my Onida DVD player) .well , can u suggest me the right converter.And send me the link.
my mail ID is songarark@rediffmail.com
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| 13 Jun 2007 10:25 pm |
Ninlor Guest | Okay, uh, have the same problem. Have a Kodak Camera and try to edit it with Windos Movie Maker and some others. Didn’t work.
The tips here are nice, but I would like to know if there is any risk of viruses on any of these free download programs?
(Is not my PC that I’m working with right now, so it would be nice to keep it virus free. =) )
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| 14 Jun 2007 03:29 am |
www.PInoyBroker.com Guest | I have a kodak dx6440.
I use EOVideo to convert my MOV files to AVI or MPEG2 format
fyi.
hope this helps
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