MOD and MOI files on Panasonic camcorder

Hi there,
Im borrowing a SDR-H86 camcorder. I have taken some footage and want to copy the files to my iMac.
From the advice in the cam's manual, I have navigated to the DCIM folder. There is one folder there: 107CDPFQ which should contain the movies (if I'm right) but there is only one jpeg there. No movies.
In SD_VIDEO/PRG001 are lots of MOV00A.MOD and MOI files, but when I open them in 'MPEG Stramclip' the video has no sound...
I was hoping to find some MPEG-4s or something....
Help please. Thanks.
Sam

Unfortunately, You will have to get a video format converter. My favorite is the PAVtube video converter (www.pavtube.com), but it costs $35. Its really easy and efficient, just not free. I had the same problem with my JVC camcorder. With the Pavtube converter, you can convert a batch of videos in a short and efficient amount of time. It can convert any file format into any file format. Hope that helps!

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The MOD files are MPEG-2 files. Feel free to rename the files filename.mpg or filename.mpeg since that is what they are.
The MOI files are not video files (if you look they are miniscule files vs. the MOD files) - they are files to tell the camera what is where and what is what. Ignore them.
You can, with the $20 Apple MPEG-2 component, open and edit and export to QT version in MPEG STreamclip quite well. Worth the $20.
If editing is not a huge deal you can use the MPEG-2 files (the MOD files remember) directly in Toast 7 - set the Toast preferences to never reencode, since it is a time waster to reencode already compliant MPEG-2 clips and you can make DVD's till the cows come home.
The best combo is MPEG Streamclip with the $20 component to open and trim your MOD (MPEG) files (since with the huge recording time on the JVC you will have a lot of boring video that needs trimming), then save as MPEG, use the saved clips in Toast - voila, DVD's.
If you want to use the clips in iMovie, export to DV from MPEG Streamclip and those clips go into iMovie just fine.
You should understand the quality limitations of MPEG-2 as a recording codec, and really should use a DV (tape) video camera to record decent video for editing in iMovie or Final Cut.

Importing .MOD and .MOI files to iMovie - from JVC EverioS GZ-MS100

I'm desperate in finding a solution on the problems I have with importing .MOI and .MOD files to iMovie from a JVC EverioS GZ-MS100.
I have looked up all advices I can, also on this forum... But nothing seems to work for me at all!
PLEASE someone tell me asap how I can get my videos to iMovie so I can start editing my videos...
Thank you so much in advance!!
I have iMovie '09 version 8.0.6 (821).

The Zi6 is not on the compatibilty list however I based my knowledge on this review at macworld.com
http://www.macworld.com/article/135948/2008/10/kodakzi6.html
"To copy your captured content to the Mac, flip out the USB connector, switch on the camera, and jack it into a free USB 2.0 port. If you have the latest version of iPhoto, it launches and offers to import the separate video and image files. If you don’t have the most recent version of iPhoto, you’re welcome to import files into iMovie ‘08 with the File: Import Movie command, or into iMovie HD via the File: Import command. Each command produces an Import navigation window, where you can locate the movies on the attached camera (within the DCIM folder).
The Zi6’s movies are encoded in the H.264 format; as a result, there’s no need to install another codec to use them as you would for movies recorded with the Flip cameras, because H.264 is natively supported by QuickTime (and therefore iMovie and Final Cut Pro). Audio is recorded in the AAC format at 48 Kbps."
So this suggests iMovie 08 will accept the file format the Zi6 porduces. I will attempt file conversion before I loose iMovie 06 though.
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I can't import movies from my JVC GZ-MS230BU (Everio) to iMovie or iPhoto. The type of file doesn't seem to import to MAC, mod and moi files, in a way that iMovie can do anything. Any ideas?

I looked up answers about other JVC import issues, but didn't find anything relevant. Thanks for any suggestions and help!

Use MPEG Streamclip to convert the MOD files to QuickTime.

MOD and AVCHD files

I have a JVC camcorder that takes MOD movies files and a Lumix camera that takes AVCHD files.
But when I connect the Lumix the AVCHD files do not display for download. Can anyone help with what's happening here?
Also, will need some software to watch the MOD and AVCHD files when they do get downlaoded. What can anyone recommend? - would prefer to get one software package that will work on both types of files.
thanks
Scott

scottbrayshaw wrote:
... Can I transfer and view the files using iMovie? What about the MOD files?
for the Lumix, use iMovie
for .mod, use iMovie too, read Chris' advice here, no additional tools needed:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=11127834&#11127834
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I'm guessing your files were MTS or something else, as I've never heard of an MPL file. You should ask your question over in the iMovie forum as this one deals specifically with Final Cut Express.
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I am using the new Panasonic HDC-HS300 Camcorder that records in the AVCHD format. All working fine. I loaded up my Final cut express software, all fine - but I can't seem to get the vide that I recorded into the software. I haveconnected the USB from camcorder to Mac etc but nothing is being transferred. It seems that all I am getting from the Camcorder is 'Thumb.TDT' & 'Thumb.TID' files, which when I drag into FCE 4 it says unsupported or not a known file....Maybe the actual video files or somewhere else?. It seems to be a bit of a task to get this up and running or probably just my own lack of experience. I remember using a simple digital camera with video facilities and as soon as I plugged it in to the mac, the files were opened right away in imovie. Am I doing something wrong?
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I rented a Panasonic Ag-hpx170 to shoot footage for my son's high school today. After filling two p2 cards with video, I transferred the content to my hard drive (exactly as described in Tom Wolsky's book, and as coached by the video rental company). I have two folders on my drive from the two p2 files, but when I try to bring them into FInal Cut Express (4.0.1) , I get the message:
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SharePoint 2010 and PowerPoint 2010: Open PPTX File in Edit Mode and Open PPSX in in Slide Show Mode

I have the following issue while opening PowerPoint PPTX file and PPSX from the Document ID link provided by SharePoint 2010.
Issue
Initially when I opened PPTX file from the DOC ID link from SharePoint 2010, it is opening up in Slide Show mode which is not how we want it to be.
For PPSX, it is opening in Slide Show mode which is what we wanted.
Thus, I did some research online and found this article at support.microsoft.com/kb/q299824 which requires some modification to the Registry of the client machine.
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Importing .MOD files without having the .MOI files

Hi
I have a Panasonic sdr-s100 which records MPEG2 video in the .MOD/.MOI format onto sd cards.
Apart from the current 40+ restriction issue (see other posts), iMovie 08 imports new footage perfectly fine from my sd-card through my card reader.
The real problem I am having is with the older footage I recorded over the last year and a half. You see, I deleted all the .MOI files which were - until iMovie 08 got released - commonly regarded as useless once you had the movie/.MOD files on your hard drive. It was assumed these were only needed by the camcorder. How wrong we all were!!
So now I am having these neatly organized folders on my hard drive (100GB>) containing just the .MOD files, which iMovie refuses to recognize under File>Import. Copying the .MOD files back to an sd-card seemed like another option but iMovie 08 needs the accompanying .MOI files for the "Camera detected" message to pop up.
There is another thread (on which I have also posted), where we are trying to find some way to regenerate those .MOI files or use other similar methods, but none are really successful as yet. We also contacted JVC and Panasonic but it is not looking good so far. See here: http://forums.macosxhints.com/showthread.php?t=77489
Ideally, iMovie 08 would import my .MOD files straight from my hard drive without the need for .MOI files and simply use the .MOD's date modified info as the time stamp within iMovie 08. I do not wish to go via the DV route and re-import etc as it is way too time-consuming.
Has anyone got any other tips or similar problems? In the meantime I have sent this issue to Apple Feedback.
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MP_Root (at the root level of the card directory structure) and putting a folder 101PNV01 inside the MP_Root folder. I then put some mpg-2 file in the 101PNV01 folder, started iMovie '08, inserted the flash card and had the files recognized so I could import them.
Great. This works!
Here is what I did (and this should work for anyone who has old .MOD files but no longer has the accompanying .MOI files):
Like F Shippey stated
1) Create a root folder on your sd card (in my case, via a USB card reader) or USB stick (not tested) called Mp_Root.
2) Inside this folder create another folder called 101PNV01.
3) Rename the extensions of all your .MOD files to .MPG and copy them inside the 101PNV01 folder.
4) Restart iMovie08. It will now detect a new camera and import all clips using the date created/modified info as timestamps for perfect cataloging!
iMovie 08 does NOT re-encode the movie files, which is great cos it's very quick plus you retain 100% the original quality. It simply puts them in a .MOV container and creates a separate movie file for the thumbnails.
Thanks for your help F Shippey!

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Here are a few basics:
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Firefox crashes every time I do any of the following. Then I have to force quit Fire fox.
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