I cant transfer video files to my pc. i can play them through the camera on the pc but the quality is terrible and all jolty. How do I load the video files onto my pc? I cant figure it out...
Please help me!
I love my camera!
Thanks, Rachel.
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Loading video to PC should be the same as loading your pictures, although they will jist appear as the first frame of your video; looking like a picture.
If you hover your mouse over the file you should see a file type as either .mpeg,.avi or mpeg4, you then right click and open with your preferred programme, be it your DVD player or Windows Media player.
Apologies, after checking your cam you will need to refer to pages 20 and 21 of your manual for the folder the video is in, or down load the manual here:-
http://www.jvc.co.uk/search.php?search_k...
You may have to use the Cyberlink Software that came with the cam.Apologies, after checking your cam you will need to refer to pages 20 and 21 of your manual for the folder the video is in, or down load the manual here:-
http://www.jvc.co.uk/search.php?search_keywords=mc100&search_type=downloads&x=12&y=6
You may have to use the Cyberlink Software that came with the cam.
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How are you trying to make them communicate, are you using a USB?
If so make sure you select the proper action when your PC prompts you. Transferring and playing are two distinct things, that is to say, sometimes you may be able to transfer a file to something but, that file may not play due to compatibility.
Are you playing the video directly form the hard disk in the camcorder or are you transferring the file to the laptop first? Reading high volumes of data via USB is slow and the PC may not be able to read the data fast enough from the camcorder. Try copying the video to the laptop first, then play it back.
The camcorder has i.Link (FireWire) high-speed digital connection for transferring video in digital format to your computer or standalone DVD recorderin real time with no loss in quality. Also present are USB 1.1 (for picture download and video streaming) and A/V/S-Video outs. So the way to do it ..its by firewire..and a proper software to manage it ...it came with the camera on a disk
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Try removing the memory card and insert it into a USB card reader and connect it to the computer to read/copy the images/video files.
You should format your memory card using the camera functions before you take the next lot of pictures and videos.
The problem is exactly as described in the message. Windows media player will not playback files of the type .MOV unless you revert back to WMP version 6.4 (current version is WMP 11) and then install the appropriate codec which is available on this link;
http://www.free-codecs.com/download/QuickTime_Alternative.htm
Much easier and better way to play back files of this type you need different player software - the best being "Quicktime" which you can download for free from this link;
http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/win.html
If you want a user manual for your camera go to this link;
http://www.retrevo.com/search?q=Nikon+L3&terms=review+manual
and click where it says "download pdf"
I hope this helps, please ask again if you need any help with installing quicktime, enjoy your movies :)
It probably won't work but here is something to try:
Make a short video clip with the camera. Then look at the memory stick with the computer to find out the name of the video and what folder it is in.
If the camera makes .avi videos, you will have to convert your home videos to the .avi format.
Then rename the video to a name similar to the one the camera made.
i.e. If the camera named its video Vid00023.avi, then you should rename you home video to something like Vid00034.avi.
Then put your video in the exact same folder where the camera put its video.
That will give it a chance to be recognized by the camera. But I doubt it will play in the camera.
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