Quicktime Movies

[Deaton]

How can I watch quicktime movies on my NX70v?

[Sacharissa]

Personally, I use Kinoma Producer to convert Quicktime Movies to the Kinoma format. It works pretty well with my Clie T665...Not sure if it's compatible with the NX Series though...

[giandadu]

What do you mean ??

Did you transfer a .mov files to your clie ??
Do you use the mem stick??
Eitherway, i didn't get it to work.
The clie only shows the .mqv files.(and the .mpeg of course)
i didn't find a program yet to convert .mov files to .mqv files

Greetings
Peter

[Deaton]

Right now it is still on my desktop. I know that the Clie won't play it in it's current format so I'm looking for a way to convert it into something it will play before putting it on my memory stick.

[inertia memphis]

Deaton, do you have Adaptec Toast? if so you may haev a toast export on Quicktime Pro.

There may be a variety of places you can save it to but here is what I do (which is what my sony digicam does for movies) note file nameing logic

DCIM/101MSDCF/MOV#####.MPG

where # is any number.

the movie format is pretty much a VCD format. Looks great on NX60. But they are big files. can get about 90 minutes of video on 1GB CF card. Canoma is much smaller but I think quality is bad and I have had a lot of probelms converting.

Also when I save from iMovie to Toast format my aspect ratio seems to be off. I need to look into this.

[thinker]

Deaton,

ImageConverter converts your video clips and save them on your memory stick for you automatically (if you use either card reader or MSImport + your Clie on cradle + MS)

[fogg]

i guess you have to save them first on the memory stick (via image converter) and then you can copy/move them onto your desktop. i do not know any other way.