Converting Movie Player To Pc Format

[Unregistered]

I just purchased the NX 73v. Can anyone tell me whether I can covert a movie made on the NX 73v to my PC?

[n2ifp]

If it has an MQV extension then copy to your PC and rename it to MOV extension. Use QuickTime 6.x to view it. You also can creat a new file association so you no longer would have to rename it.

Good luck with your new unit!

[keeperkeith]

assuming that the nx73v records in the same format as the nx70v, the movies u make are already ready for viewing on a pc. All u need is Quicktime. Just open the MQVs with Quicktime and they should play just fine and dandy ;)

[skccs]

OK then, but when I archive my photo's and mpeg-videos shot on a sony cybershop digital-photo, I save them on a cd-rom rom and convert them before to video-cd-format (using nero-burning-rom). This lets me view all my photo's and movies using a dvd-player.

But I didn't find out how to easily convert the mqv-files to mpeg.

[hansschmucker]

http://www.visiblelight.com/ and http://www.discreet.com/cleanerxl/index.html both offer such products, the question is: Are you willing to pay that much?

[skccs]

Originally posted by hansschmucker
http://www.visiblelight.com/ and http://www.discreet.com/cleanerxl/index.html both offer such products, the question is: Are you willing to pay that much?

Clearly not. Then I will rather try to puzzle the files myself into another format using the tips at www.vcdhelp.com

[hansschmucker]

There's also a limited converter integrated into the Bink Video Tools at smacker.com (freeware)

[cbulock]

QuickTime Pro is only $30 (maybe $20, don't remember exactly) and it will convert to .AVI, then you could use a freeware video converter to turn it into a VideoCD format file.

[skccs]

Thank you hansschmucker and thank you cbulock. I think like that I will successfully be able to converte the family-movies shot on my nx70v and my nz90 to mpeg and then create a videocd ;-)