what format does it record in? .mov . mpeg .m4v
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Hi Justin, Sony HDRXR200V Camcorder record videos in High Defitinition MPEG4 AVC/H.264; SD: MPEG2. -Vincent
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.mov is a very common format that has been around forever.Download VLC and forget about it.
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".mpg," ".mpeg," ".m2ts," ".mts" ".mkv," ".mp4," ".m4v," ".m2ts," ".mts" ".wmv," ".asf" ".avi"
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The video file extension is MTS, and my laptop plays them with Windows Media Player.
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It records in avi. format- you can get almost and 90 minutes but it does break it up into roughly60min segments- Iv have had mine several years and have used in wet conditions-rough conditions and it has worked fine- picture quality depends on the lighting -sometimes on playback there can be odd sound /picture sync but that seems to depend on the program you run it through-you can velcro it on to almost anything. Sound quality is so-so.
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does anybody know what video type is your video downloaded in unto your PC, AVI or Mpeg4?
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I tested an mp4 and it plays them. though I don't know what encoding was used
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No, this cannot record in MPEG-4, sadly.I'm not sure what your second question is.
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I've been wondering the same thing. When i try to import videos from the camera to windows movie maker it says they are in the wrong format.
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Greetings, I have many files that were created on a Mac and converted to mov format saved on an external hard drive half-tera and have never had any problems when opening.Hope this helps
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iSkysoft also has a file converter than will convert these avi to .mov. With the latest QT update, I guess they view avi as an antiquated format so don't support it. A workaround is loading QT 7 which will still play the files but make sure you also have flip mac and get a Divx codec while your'e at it. The setout tool is only available for PC which makes no sense to me whatsoever but all in all a great little camera once you get past all the pain in the butt conversion issue.s
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You can use MPEG Streamclip to edit the mp4 files directly, without re-encoding. It's much more convenient than iMovie.
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99% certain you cannot CAPTURE directly to H.264 with Intensity. User Guide does not list specific capture formats, but from my experience H.264 will not be on the list. On Mac, will be .mov formats and .avi for PC
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It has loop recording, once it uses up all available space it will start to overwrite the old recording starting with the oldest file. You can save the video file by pressing the hazard button, but you have to do it right away. it will save the file into a different folder that can't be deleted or overwritten from the camera, but can be done from a pc. its in MOV format so i don't see a problem for not viewing it on a mac, but i don't have a mac to confirm it. yes, you can playback video on the camera screen. but its a little more complicated. it also records audio by default but you can change the setting to have it not record audio.
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The file format the camera uses is .MOD It is nothing more than a .mpeg file. When you find the camera and it's SD files tagged .MOD in "My Computer", change the file type from .MOD to .mpeg and import it into an editing program that accepts .mpeg files and start editing...OR....you could download and try/use "MPEG Video Wizard DVD". Been using it for quite sometime. Excellent editor and it doesn't care if the camera files are named .MOD....it will import them and output them without recoding so there is no quality loss. Try either method above but do not use the software that came with the camera....it is NFG. The file format the camera uses is .MOD It is nothing more than a .mpeg file. When you find the camera and it's SD files tagged .MOD in "My Computer", change the file type from .MOD to .mpeg and import it into an editing program that accepts .mpeg files and start editing...OR....you could download and try/use "MPEG Video Wizard DVD". Been using it for quite sometime. Excellent editor and it doesn't care if the camera files are named .MOD....it will import them and output them without recoding so there is no quality loss. Try either method above but do not use the... » Read More The file format the camera uses is .MOD It is nothing more than a .mpeg file. When you find the camera and it's SD files tagged .MOD in "My Computer", change the file type from .MOD to .mpeg and import it into an editing program that accepts .mpeg files and start editing...OR....you could download and try/use "MPEG Video Wizard DVD". Been using it for quite sometime. Excellent editor and it doesn't care if the camera files are named .MOD....it will import them and output them without recoding so there is no quality loss. Try either method above but do not use the software that came with the camera....it is NFG. « Show Less
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It is in .mov Picture is .jpg The mov annoys me somewhat, but it is a $25 camera so I can not complain too much.
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It uses minidv. To me it had been a major shortcoming as it has "eaten" some vital footage 3rd time using it due to time coding issues on the tape when stopping and starting frequently