Does media hub support mov video format?

Most of my video files are stored as .mov format. I just found out that none of these video files show up the media browser. I carefully checked the datasheet and user manual. On data sheet, it's shown as supported. On user manual, it's not in the list of supported video file format.
Anyone has same experience. How you solved it? Thanks a bunch.

YES, the media hub does support MOV Format. But I would like to clarify your concern when you said that "you can't see the files on the media hub". Do you mean that you can't see the files on the media browser even after copying the file to it? Or you just can't play the MOV files on the media browser even though you can see it? If it's the latter, then it might just be the plugin installed on your internet browser. Just update the plugins on your browser and you should be fine.
Answer ID 17638 Playing Video Files From the NMH
Answer ID 17686 Supported File Types for the Built-In Media Player in the NMH
If installing the necessary plugins is not an option then you can play your files through an External Application on your computer.
Answer ID 17460 Different Play Buttons for Certain Music Files

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