Thanks Gina,
The .Mod file format is a proprietary standard that Canon is trying to push
right now, hence the need for the conversion software. Their codec has less
support then Apple right now, so I'm still leery of it. Canon also uses the
.Tod for high def, but because of its proprietary
The appletv does support hd. Http://tinyurl.com/cyf3su
Also if you use boxee.tv with the atv, It allows you to view hulu and
other video websites.
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On Apr 10, 2009, at 6:04 AM, Davis Freeberg da...@davisfreeberg.com
wrote:
Thanks Gina,
The .Mod file format is a
I was looking for something else and I found
http://www.iorgsoft.com/Mod-Converter that has the ability to import MKV and
possibly to export in that format as well.
I've never used the program, but I do have a camcorder that records in the .mod
format. It took a while to work out the
I use Sony Vegas, it will handle the h.264 video fine, and it will output to an
mp4 ipod capatible filehowever, it does not fast start and it won't play
on the Iphone via streaming.
How I do it is that I use Sony Vegas for the heavy lifting, editing, etc, and
then output it to an
I took a look at Vegas, but unfortunately versions 6 7 don't support MKV. I
wasn't able to tell if their current version did, but I didn't see it mentioned
on their product page. Ideally, I'd like to keep as much quality as possible,
but still have some kind of portability. Quicktime is one
