When I download videos, I get a message that reads"wrong file format". How do I fix this?

It is obvious to me that the player can't read the video off an SD drive. In my experience that card slot is for installing updated firmware not video material.

I think you may get the wrong format for your motorola,you can use a video converter to convert the videos you download from youtube to the right ones for your cellphone.i recommend this free Mp4 video converter to you,you can have a try .

You can convert your AVI files to one of the files supported by your player by using the free software download at:

http://www.formatoz.com/

According to what I have read this player will support MP1, MP2, MP3, WMA, and WAV audio formats and SMV video format

Good Luck,
I hope this helps

Were the pictures shot in "raw" format?

Try a web search on your error messages - you will be able to fix a lot of things just by doing that. You can get this video codec at http://www.free-codecs.com/download/GPL_MPEG-1_2_DirectShow_Decoder_Filter.htm .
It doesn't hurt anything to install all of the common video codecs. Most of them can read each other.

this can happen sometimes, it could be a wrong code format when recorded or the device cannot read the code that its been put in. i have had this with some car cameras and cctv systems. its very hard to find software to open the files and fix them.

Hey try to get the video file you are converting to .mtv to convert to .mov first.I had the same problems until I tried it that way.Someone else somewhere says mpg is a good format that the converter will read well and convert properly.I never tried it though.However I find that .avi files will give you problems.This is because .avi is a container not a format.

Also remember Youtube videos download as flv files and if you use MediaCoder like I do,to convert from flv to .avi you will have problems because the actual format will be Xvid and the container .avi.

fFor the sys err problem..visit the Coby USA website ...there is a firmware fix there.The actual link is on this site in another Coby mp 610 question.

I hope this works...let us know

must use some backup & restore program to extract 7 decode your .dat file...

When videos are spliced, multiple audio and video tracks are needed. Kodak EasyShare digital cameras can handle only one video and one audio track at a time. Use the Apple QuickTime player to view spliced videos.

When videos are spliced, multiple audio and video tracks are needed. Kodak EasyShare digital cameras can handle only one video and one audio track at a time. Use the Apple QuickTime player to view spliced videos.