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November 4th 06, 12:43 PM
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 .MOD format I had a great deal of trouble with video editing software not recognising ..MOD files as produced by JVC HDD Camcorders. The nearest I got was Serif Movieplus 5 which played the Video but not the Audio. However after much research and some expebse I can report that .MOD files are recognised for both video and audio in Cyberlink PowerDirector Premium.   |
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November 4th 06, 01:07 PM
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| .MOD format "Simon Mayo" wrote in message ... I had a great deal of trouble with video editing software not recognising .MOD files as produced by JVC HDD Camcorders. The nearest I got was Serif Movieplus 5 which played the Video but not the Audio. However after much research and some expebse I can report that .MOD files are recognised for both video and audio in Cyberlink PowerDirector Premium. Didn't someone suggest that the original thread?... Oh yes, the person all the trolls love to hate; quote "Tony Morgan" wrote in message ... In message , Simon Mayo writes I now understand where the .MOD file format comes from but why do they use it for camcorders when it is a sound format and how do I make it recognisable by Adobe Premiere Pro? Haven't you read the forum as I suggested? Had you bothered, you would have seen that Premiere does *not* support MOD file formats, nor can it be made to do so (nor do most video editing programs). Here. I'll give you the link again: http://www.moviecodec.com/topics/9735p2.html By my understanding there, you'll have to buy Cyberlink Power Director and use that to first convert your video to AVI. -- Tony Morgan /quite 'nough said.... :~( |
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November 5th 06, 08:57 AM
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| .MOD format "Jerry" wrote in message reenews.net... "Simon Mayo" wrote in message ... I had a great deal of trouble with video editing software not recognising .MOD files as produced by JVC HDD Camcorders. The nearest I got was Serif Movieplus 5 which played the Video but not the Audio. However after much research and some expebse I can report that .MOD files are recognised for both video and audio in Cyberlink PowerDirector Premium. Didn't someone suggest that the original thread?... Well he did say "after much research and some expense" - but he didn't say that it was necessarily him that did the research... ;o) |
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