Hello Windows media player and movie maker won't recognise the videos taken by my JVC GZMG750, is their anything i can do to fixs this Regards Fiona

windows movie maker doesn't recognize mpeg 4 files. you need to use the software that came with your camcorder, or you might try downloading another player by doing a search for mpeg 4 editing programs. one other option is Media Converter (also media converter pro) there you can convert the files to avi or wmv that win movie maker can use.

Hello, you may have to use the jvc software or you can also try useing the windows movie maker found in

either
start -> programs -> windows movie maker
or

start -> programs -> Accessories -> windows movie maker

if you try useing the windows movie maker you simply need to press on

try the software that came with the camera if not then go to Everio and see if they hae some patches to download good luck

Hey! I recommend you use this DVD Converter studio, by wich you can convert your jvc enverio videos into movies so that you can watch them on your dvd player. Hope that helps.

please go to the following website to get the software which in turn converts your .mod files to .wma(windows media player) file. and then your movie maker will be able to recognize those files.
www.wma-mp3.net/download/wmamp3_converter.exe

WIndows Media Player may not be able to play all file formals.
I recommend you to use the VLC player which supports virtually all the audio/video file formats.

When you bought this CAM it should come with the software install this software in your computer then you can edit whatever you want
Cheers

I had the same problem, try downloading a file converter such as "prism File Converter" to change your MOD files to JPEG and then import in Windows Movie maker

Hi,

I had a similar problem, I could play videos on my PC but they had no sounds.
I found a solution

In theory *.Mod Files contains mpeg format for the video and AC3 format for the sound.

In my case I was missing the codec fot AC3 format.

I downloaded one here:
http://www.free-codecs.com/download/ac3_filter.htm

And it worked

Sam

So after a little digging around I might have a solution for you. Use this program (Super) to convert your files into Windows Media Video (.wmv) files and Movie Maker should be able to handle them.