| 06 Dec 2007 07:12 am |
Jenn Guest | Ok I have read over this entire post. I too, am having the same problems. I downloaded the radtools program. Well when I went to convert, there was an error. I can’t find anything on here talking about it. Does it just mean the file is corrupt? Please help me!
| |
|
| 06 Dec 2007 05:35 pm |
lava Guest | That RadTools was wonderful!
| |
| 13 Dec 2007 05:46 pm |
James H Guest | I bought QuickTime Pro to do this with, but BEWARE! Using QuickTime Pro to convert MOV to AVI results in an annoying loss of quality in the video clip, even on 'best' setting.
| |
| 14 Dec 2007 12:26 pm |
Mr. Everyman Guest | I hate Apple. I hate Apple. I hate how they take all of my files and make my computer think it’s a mac. If there was a man named Mac in front of me, I would split his wig with a .40 caliber.
| |
| 19 Dec 2007 10:47 am |
Ashley Marie Guest | I have the same problem and I use Blaze Media Pro.
| |
| 20 Dec 2007 01:25 pm |
in_need_of_advice Guest | I used RADtools sucessfully to convert a MOV. file to an AVI.file, however when I import it in Windows Movie Maker it shuts the program down immediately and gives a 'not responding' error. Does anyone know why it does this?
| |
| 23 Dec 2007 10:09 pm |
RMB Guest | after I downloaded the file, and converted my movie from mov. to avi. I put it on Windows Movie Maker and tried playing it , but the vid. would not play clearly and the quality was poor.
any help?
| |
| 26 Dec 2007 03:16 pm |
Robertsmith1991 Guest | Ok WOW, I am so fed up right now.
I just bought the Casio Exilim EX-S880 and I am about to throw that thing against the floor!
I make youtube videos and everything and this cameras “big” feature was how it “UPLOADS STRAIGHT TO YOUTUBE! NO FUSS!".... How misleading...
YES, it does upload straight to youtube, if you want to just do a quick video of just you walking around with your camera or just sitting there talking... But what about if you want to edit something? Edit in music? Edit in a transition? Edit in a different clip? Oh yeah, it wont do that 
The files my camera makes at .MOV files... And I want to import them into Windows Movie Maker to edit the video files (My sister has a song, and it imports into WMM, and works fine! WTF is with my camera?!) Anyways, They wont import, so I started reading this huge board of posts. I have tried SO many things
That RADTool or whatever is PURE CRAP. I downloaded it, and it DOES transfer them to .AVI format (if the video is like... 10 seconds long...) But the quality is HORRIBLE, it wont transfer the audio and it makes the video WAY slow... Talk about a pain.
I tried a few others that I forget, but none of them did the job either. I called Casio and they didnt help at all, they just spun me in circles.
WHAT IS A GOOD PROGRAM TO CONVERT .MOV TO .AVI or .MPEG?! I just want to be able to import these into Windows Movie Maker and edit 
PLEASE HELP
Email: Robertsmith1991@yahoo.com
AIM Screen Name: Robertsmith1991
PLEASE HELP!
| |
| 28 Dec 2007 11:07 pm |
ben golik Guest | i tryed that rad tools thing but it will not work for me.. i thy converting it from a .mov fire to an avi. and when i click on the new file it’s only like the first 7 sec and i don’t see the vid just a white screen.
| |
| 29 Dec 2007 07:20 am |
Entree Rep: 0 Joined: 25 Aug 2007 Posts: 3 OFFLINE | I have a JVC Everio 30 gb camera model GZ-MG130 and I have no problem converting the MOV files or any other files, the only problem I have is that my files are all over the place and its hard to put them together once on the computer. Anyone know how to work with this camera? To make sure everything I recorded is in sequence? As far as convertingm, I use winavi 7.1 converter and dont have a problem converting any file real fast.
| |
| 29 Dec 2007 07:22 am |
Entree Rep: 0Joined: 25 Aug 2007 Posts: 3 OFFLINE | I have a JVC Everio 30 gb camera model GZ-MG130 and I have no problem converting the MOV files or any other files, the only problem I have is that my files are all over the place and its hard to put them together once on the computer. Anyone know how to work with this camera? To make sure everything I recorded is in sequence? As far as convertingm, I use winavi 7.1 converter and dont have a problem converting any file real fast.
Any help woould be appreciated.
Thanks. Also if anyone has problems with the winavi let me know
cronishcap@yahoo.ca
| |
| 31 Dec 2007 01:10 am |
Beth Guest | I just got a new laptop, and im trying to download some movies from my camera so i have like no programs. i uploaded quicktime, and now the RAD Video tools, and now it is an avi file, but it says now that i dont have the right codec installed to play the video...
what does that mean?
| |
| 02 Jan 2008 01:20 am |
RPS Guest | Thank you all so much for the RAD video tools.It works like a wonder.After trying out different softwares for a long, long time, I was finally able to convert a file from .mov to .avi.The file size can be made smaller by simply making the compression quality 0, after choosing ideo@video5.10 from the drop down menu, with negligible difference in quality.The size can further be reduced using Windows Movie Maker, which converts it to .wmv.Once again, THANK YOU.
| |
| 11 Jan 2008 01:53 pm |
trafacanta Guest | When I use river past video cleaner to make a blue ruy into avi file to play on ps3 it only gives me 40 minutes of movie whin its 2 hours long what am I doing wrong
| |
| 12 Jan 2008 09:47 am |
withoutdoors Guest | seg5 wrote:
there you go! (download the first option)
http://www.radgametools.com/bnkdown.htm
Thank you so much for this advice!
| |
| 14 Jan 2008 11:27 pm |
rukhsanaphotography Guest | Hi All,
I solved my issues with this today, as this website was one that kept turning up in my searches i thought it would be relevant to post my solution here.
My Problems
File would not load into windows movie maker was my inital issue.
I got to the stage where it was essential to convert the file using a movie converter. This creates another entire issue there are so many converters out there, some work some don’t.
I used a converter named
SUPER © v2007.build.23
at website
http://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html
This provided 1/2 a solution it would convert the file to play in windows media player and import into movie maker....however when i dragged the clip into the time line i could hear but not see the clip.
After more reserch i decided to download a codec pack called
k-lite from
http://www.codecguide.com/
allthough i actually downloaded from this place
http://www.majorgeeks.com/K-Lite_Mega_Codec_Pack_d5230.html
when installing the K-lite codec pack i uninstalled all the codecs it suggested i uninstall and agreed to the recommendations the installation wizard suggested.
I can now finally import and edit what were once files created by a panasonic hybrid movie camera into windows movie maker.
heres the short guide to it
download the program from here to convert your files to wmv format.
http://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html
After you convert the file you will most likely be able to import your movie and play it on wmp but when you drag it into the time line of movie maker you will hear but not see it. If this is true then download the codec pack below
http://www.majorgeeks.com/K-Lite_Mega_Codec_Pack_d5230.html
Good luck !!
| |
| 17 Jan 2008 05:50 pm |
katarina Guest | seg5 wrote:
Hmmmmm, i’ve never seen that myself. It has always worked for me. Are u converting .mov files?
You need to have Quicktime installed on your computer otherwise it will give you that error.
| |
| 27 Jan 2008 04:41 pm |
kehoesy Guest | hi! i have the same camera!!! lol!!! and i was videoing stuff for school adn the night before it was due i went to put it all together and it wouldnt work!!! and i was like OMG!!!! and then i found this and i downloaded radtools and it worked really well!!! thaks so much!!!
| |
| 28 Jan 2008 02:01 pm |
Bingly Bee Guest | I have Kodak Easy Share Z885 and I have 2 problems with .mov files it produces.
1. When i play them in Quicktime they are unbarably choppy.
2. It is not common enough format so picasa for example does not see it.
I downloaded MPlayer that plays those files a lot better than Quicktime.
I also tried the same options as people have been suggesting here so far. The problem with Rad tools is that even if I convert without any compression (producing a file that is 25 times larger than original) it still looses quality on both video and audio. Any codec I use to compress it will only make it worse.
The only option I have not tried is Quicktime pro.
That guy that posted QuickTime Pro link twice is probably working for Quick time and probably posted the thanks message to himself too.
I might consider paying for it if it produces a better result, but since QuickTime was not even able to play it’s own format properly to start with I don’t think that will be the case.
In any case I am not risking the frustration of paying 30 bucks to find out.
Quicktime sucks!!!
And Kodak sucks for using its format.
| |
| 01 Feb 2008 05:34 am |
benn Guest | Great advice, the RAD tools are great
| |
|
|
|
Previous Page - Post Reply - Next Page |
»
Editing/Conversion
» converting .mov files
< First ... 18 19 20 21 Last > ]
