Comments on: MP4 Codecs http://www.thehdstandard.com/hardwaresoftware-solutions-for-streaming/mp4-codecs/ This Blog represents the EyePartner company Fri, 08 Oct 2010 10:51:00 -0500 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Catalin http://www.thehdstandard.com/hardwaresoftware-solutions-for-streaming/mp4-codecs/comment-page-1/#comment-5526 Catalin Mon, 22 Mar 2010 10:36:30 +0000 http://www.thehdstandard.com/?p=893#comment-5526 Hello Scott: We have not worked with Windows Movie Maker, yet we will go ahead and speculate that your video is encoded with a modified MP4 codec, most branded camera products tend to do so. We suggest you use your camera's software to import and transcode, it should best recognize the format. Alternatively you may try GomEncoder ($34.95), VirtualDub (free), VLC Media Player (free), ffmpeg (free). <br\> Please let me know how can I assist you at this point. <br\> Catalin Professional Streaming Consultant Hello Scott:

We have not worked with Windows Movie Maker, yet we will go ahead and speculate that your video is encoded with a modified MP4 codec, most branded camera products tend to do so. We suggest you use your camera’s software to import and transcode, it should best recognize the format. Alternatively you may try GomEncoder ($34.95), VirtualDub (free), VLC Media Player (free), ffmpeg (free).


Please let me know how can I assist you at this point.


Catalin
Professional Streaming Consultant

]]> By: Scott Raines http://www.thehdstandard.com/hardwaresoftware-solutions-for-streaming/mp4-codecs/comment-page-1/#comment-5459 Scott Raines Wed, 10 Mar 2010 20:19:12 +0000 http://www.thehdstandard.com/?p=893#comment-5459 Gents, I'm new to the video world and just bought a new Go Pro Hero Wide HD Motorsport camera. The card I'm using is a PNY Optima, SDHC 60 HD, CLASS 4 Video card. I've made on video clipl, approximately 31 minutes long. I can view it on the TV, or on my computer via using the card direct or using the camera and a USB cable from the camera to the computer. But, when I want to import that movie to my computer, specifically, Windows Movie Maker, (Vista Version), a pop up sreen apears and said I don't have the proper codec (MP4) to complete the action, It also says if you've tried to download the proper codec and are still having problems, turn off Windows Movie maker and try it all again. I did that several times and no help. Can I get a codec that works so I can continue on here? Gents,
I’m new to the video world and just bought a new Go Pro Hero Wide HD Motorsport camera. The card I’m using is a PNY Optima, SDHC 60 HD, CLASS 4 Video card. I’ve made on video clipl, approximately 31 minutes long. I can view it on the TV, or on my computer via using the card direct or using the camera and a USB cable from the camera to the computer. But, when I want to import that movie to my computer, specifically, Windows Movie Maker, (Vista Version), a pop up sreen apears and said I don’t have the proper codec (MP4) to complete the action,
It also says if you’ve tried to download the proper codec and are still having problems, turn off Windows Movie maker and try it all again. I did that several times and no help. Can I get a codec that works so I can continue on here?

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