Does anyone know of editing programmes that accept .MOD files from a JVC
Everio HDD camcorder? I have searched and found Cyberlink Power Director to
be the best so far but woul dlike to try others if anyone knows of one that
will accept these .MOD files.

"Simon Mayo" wrote in message
...
Does anyone know of editing programmes that accept .MOD files from
a JVC
Everio HDD camcorder? I have searched and found Cyberlink Power
Director to
be the best so far but woul dlike to try others if anyone knows of
one that
will accept these .MOD files.


Just how many times are you going to ask the same ruddy question,
this is the third time of asking, what makes you think that you are
going to get different answers from those who read this group? All
you are doing is making yourself look a bit of a whinging prat!

Dear Jerry,
My last post gave the solution to my question for the help and advice of
others with HDD cameras i.e. Cyberlink Power Director works with .MOD files.
I don't think offering advice for the benefit of others qualifies me as a
whinging prat. I am sorry if my posts have upset you but you must try to
take life a little easier and relax into it or tou are going to be a very
unhappy, grumpy old man.

"Jerry" wrote in message
reenews.net...

"Simon Mayo" wrote in message
...
Does anyone know of editing programmes that accept .MOD files from
a JVC
Everio HDD camcorder? I have searched and found Cyberlink Power
Director to
be the best so far but woul dlike to try others if anyone knows of
one that
will accept these .MOD files.


Just how many times are you going to ask the same ruddy question,
this is the third time of asking, what makes you think that you are
going to get different answers from those who read this group? All
you are doing is making yourself look a bit of a whinging prat!

"Simon Mayo" wrote in message
...

[ context lost due to top posting ]

My last post gave the solution to my question for the help and
advice of
others with HDD cameras i.e. Cyberlink Power Director works with
..MOD files.

Which had already been given by someone else in your original
thread!...

I don't think offering advice for the benefit of others qualifies
me as a
whinging prat.
snip

You were merely repeating what someone else has told you in the same
group a few days earlier - but heck, your right it doesn't make you a
whinging prat, just a prat...

The point is, you are not going to gat any different answers in your
third thread than you have or might get in your first. If you can't
understand this then Usenet is not the place for you and I suspect
that you would soon **** off web based forum moderators too.

Simon Mayo wrote:

Does anyone know of editing programmes that accept .MOD files from a
JVC Everio HDD camcorder? I have searched and found Cyberlink Power
Director to be the best so far but woul dlike to try others if anyone
knows of one that will accept these .MOD files.

I did a quick Google search on the topic. Many web pages - including the
one which was mentioned by Tony in an earlier message - seem to suggest
that the JVC Everio "MOD" files are really nothing but just MPEG-2
(program stream?) files with a funny filename extension, and possibly
with a Dolby Digital (AC-3) sound track.

Try renaming the files. Change the ".MOD" filename extension to ".MPG",
and see if MPEG-2 aware programs (such as VirtualDubMod, VideoReDo,
TMPGEnc MPEG Editor, Womble MPEG Video Wizard, or the various DVD
authoring applications) will accept them.

If that works, but you can't hear any sound, you may also need to
install an AC-3 DirectShow filter (codec) on your system.

See http://sourceforge.net/projects/ac3filter.

--
znark