Downloading movies from camera to laptop
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oceanauk
, Oct 25 2005 12:31 PM
#1
Posted 25 October 2005 - 12:31 PM
#2
Posted 25 October 2005 - 01:51 PM
Hi
If the movies play fine after being transferred to the laptop, then it's unlikely to be a problem with the camera. I would suspect the problem is either the software you are using to burn them to CD, the speed at which you are burning the cds is too high or there is some issue with the playback from the CD when watching the movies.
Have you tried watching any of the movies you have burnt to CD on another computer?
If the movies play fine after being transferred to the laptop, then it's unlikely to be a problem with the camera. I would suspect the problem is either the software you are using to burn them to CD, the speed at which you are burning the cds is too high or there is some issue with the playback from the CD when watching the movies.
Have you tried watching any of the movies you have burnt to CD on another computer?
#3
Posted 26 October 2005 - 01:55 PM
Hi Samm
Thanks for your response. I have not tried the disk on another computer, only my dvd player and it is doing exactly the same thing, ie playing the movie really choppy with distorted sound. I recorded the disk at a much slower speed, 4x, and today I copied the movie from the disk back to my computer and guess what? It played just fine. Does this indicate what the problem could be? Is there software out there that can tell me how the movie is made up, eg fps rate etc? Just so I could get an idea of how the mpeg movie is being recorded on my camera. Thanks again for your response! Jackie
Thanks for your response. I have not tried the disk on another computer, only my dvd player and it is doing exactly the same thing, ie playing the movie really choppy with distorted sound. I recorded the disk at a much slower speed, 4x, and today I copied the movie from the disk back to my computer and guess what? It played just fine. Does this indicate what the problem could be? Is there software out there that can tell me how the movie is made up, eg fps rate etc? Just so I could get an idea of how the mpeg movie is being recorded on my camera. Thanks again for your response! Jackie
#4
Posted 26 October 2005 - 02:04 PM
I've just found out something else! I can play the movies on my disk via RealPlayer without any problem, so it seems to be playback on both my DVD player and Windows Media (version10). !!
#5
Posted 26 October 2005 - 05:23 PM
That would seem to be the problem then! You may need to download an updated or different codec for Media Player maybe
#6
Posted 27 October 2005 - 09:24 AM
I've tired to see if there are any updates for WM player but apparently I've got the most updated version!! Don't know how to get it to play on my DVD player though - that should play mpegs of any sort. Thank you for your help!
#7
Posted 27 October 2005 - 02:59 PM
Try the link below to download Media Player codec installation package. Apparently it supports WMP v9, v10 & WPM for XP.
http://www.softwarep...layercodec.html
http://www.softwarep...layercodec.html
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