| 02 Feb 2008 08:33 pm |
Freij Guest |
The solution (that worked for me) to the mod file problem:
Change the file extension from “mod” to “avi”.
If you got loads of files use “A.F.5 Rename your files” at http://www.fauland.com/af5.htm
Great program and it is free (and even the website doesn’t say it supports Vista it works like a charm).
You can rename them to “mpg” to view them but that won’t help much in Adobe Premier because then it still won’t recordnize the audio.
With an avi extension it will.
You need to copy the files from your camera to your hard drive first.
Hope it helped 
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| 06 Feb 2008 11:59 am |
kito Guest | After a family holiday i transferred my digital videos (.mpg) onto my computer and (to cut a long story short) ALL the .mpg videos were erased! 
What remains is .modd files which i’d like to try my luck and transfer into watchable files in any format.
does anyone know if this is possible and if so, how?
(i tried already to change the name from .modd to .mpg but didnt help)
thanks alot
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| 17 Feb 2008 10:54 pm |
MrAshton 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 didn’t have the “always hide file extensions” box so I had to add it to it manually in the “File Types” tab.
Remember that because the file extension isn’t recognized, you might have to add it to the library. So when all of the extensions are displayed, you have the option to create a new one.
then go ahead and type in ".mod” and don’t click advanced, just click ok.
Now the .Mod extension will be at the top of the list.
go ahead and click advanced at the bottom of the dialogue box and select the “always show extension”
Now click ok and the extensions should all show up.
Just delete “mod” and type in “mpeg"
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| 18 Feb 2008 01:40 am |
beau21 Guest | Hi,
I have a problem with interlaced footage being encoded to Progressive.
This is the process:
I capture footage into AVID - 25i Project - as Interlaced. I export a clip as a quicktime reference and then proceed to encode to WM9 on TMPEG. I go through all the proper deinterlacing procedures and correct field settings. but when i play the file back over our projector or any other non-interlaced monitor - i find the shots that have a pan tend to jitter. its a subtle jitter as a pan moves left to right or vica versa. I am not talking about the Jagged edges. the deinterlacing solves that. It only occurs on pans. I find that even when i try various other formats incl: mpeg1, Microsoft DV... The same thing happens.
Has anyone experienced this or prehaps has a solution for it?
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| 18 Feb 2008 02:09 pm |
JVC H8tr Guest | ok, so i also got a JVC HDD camera this past friday, and took videos with it all weekend. i took the videos in the 16:9 widescreen format, and they look fine on the playback on the camera. but as soon as i play them in WMP the picture is very skinny from side to side, but takes up the top and bottom. and also my Adobe Premier Pro doesnt know what .MOD is and wont import it.
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| 18 Feb 2008 10:26 pm |
Packerfan Guest | how do you change the file extension from MOD to mpeg using Vista. I know how on XP, but Vista no.
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| 18 Feb 2008 11:02 pm |
Packerfan Guest | Many thanks,however, I can not find out how to change a file from MOD to AVI or MPEG using Vista. I go into explorer, but can not change the extention like I could using XP. Anyone know how?
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| 05 Mar 2008 08:55 pm |
ste the helper Guest | Kalico wrote:
I downloaded the k-lite codec and can now play the videos on windows media player but I am also not having any sound? Any suggestions?
you need download and install ac3 filter
yours truly
ste
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| 06 Mar 2008 12:30 pm |
bmitch2 Guest | ananýzý sikiim
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| 07 Mar 2008 06:15 pm |
Bagger Guest | Pardon my confusion...with the JVC HDD Camcorder HD7U, the files on the camcorder are .tod files...are they not...everyone is talking about converting a .mod file...did you use the software that came from JVC to convert the tod to a mod?
Thanks
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| 07 Mar 2008 11:14 pm |
Micklauer 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!
Holy crap. thank you for that. easy and perfect. Fck all those vultures trying to scam poor JVC cam users. Thanks so much.
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| 08 Mar 2008 10:33 pm |
kacha Guest | has anyone tried using pinacle studio plus version 10 on vista?i was using it on xp and workse fine even with stupid mod files from my jvc.now i wanted to burn some dvds from vista and it sucks.any ideas?
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| 12 Mar 2008 11:20 pm |
mariposa Guest | MAD BAZZA I LOVE YOU!!!
I have been trying to convert the mod files of my jvc camera to something aceptable for youtube and it’s seems that thanks to you now I finally can do it.
Thank you
Thank you
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| 14 Mar 2008 08:37 am |
DCHAS Guest | Unlead Video Studio 11 Works Perfectly. You may need a codec pack, (not sure) but straight away it recognized .MOD files. It allows you to “SHARE” your video and export to a wmv or about 10 other usable formats. Works perfect, and you get a 30 day fully functional trial!
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| 17 Mar 2008 11:52 am |
mustang73 Guest | JVC Everio hard disk camcorder and the name coming up is MOD. I work on a mac with Leopard and wonder how I convert this to a readable video file.
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| 18 Mar 2008 07:29 pm |
Fahd kabani Guest | Does anyone know how to change .mod to .mpg
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| 19 Mar 2008 12:36 am |
Keelan Guest | plz, I need the equivalent converter for a .MOD or .MOI file into .mpeg or .avi or .whatever but for a Mac.
Can anyone help me?
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| 24 Mar 2008 01:07 am |
Xaldins Hell Guest | yes, i have vista and i cant freaking do it >=(
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| 24 Mar 2008 09:38 pm |
Shouter Guest | I need to edit some .MOD files in Windows Movie Maker, but they need to be .WMV for Windows Movie Maker. I tried just renaming it, but it still wouldn’t play in Windows Media Player. I tried renaming it both .MPG and .WMV.
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| 25 Mar 2008 04:32 pm |
djuan20 Guest | ok, i have the same problem with my stupid jvc, im tryin to make some movie clips on windows movie maker and it says that it wont let it bcause of mod file and i tried to change it but it still wont let me change that format to mpeg or watever, need help plz!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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