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23rd April 2009, 14:39 | #1 | Link |
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.mod files
I'm considering buying the Canon FS-200 flash memory camcorder (to be released next week, similar specs to last years Canon fs-100). The mpeg-2 files it produces have a .mod extension. I've been trying to research how universal these files are & I was able to find a sample to download.
So here's the issue: -.mod files won't play on my Vista 64-bit machine in either Window's MP or VLC 9which seems to work for most everything). -I can import them to Pinnacle 12 & they seem to render fine -Adobe Premiere Elements squishes the 16:9 aspect ration to 4:3 People in various forums have suggested changing the extension to .mpg. I tried that. This is what happened: -They can play with most media players & open up with Pinnacle and Adobe. However, the 16:9 aspect ratio is squished to 4:3. Does anybody know what I can do so I will be able to play and edit them as I would with any standard mpg or avi files? I don't mind doing batch conversions, so long as there isn't any degradation in quality. Thanks! |
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