Tosh McCaber
17th Oct 2006, 17:47
By accident, I turned my digital camera on its side whilst taking a video clip, which means that it has now viewed on my screen on its side! An informative article in Computeractive mag instructed readers on how to use Windows Movie Maker to fix the problem.
Unfortunately, I stumbled at the first hurdle. My digital camera produces video files in .mov format. This file format does not appear to be recognised by Windows Movie Maker.
Apart from rotating this movie file, I really want to be able to put all my digital camera clips on DVD, like I do with my digital camcorder. Does anyone know how to convert my camera digital movies to appropriate files?
Hopefully, there will be a simple answer? I hope so!
Thanks,
Tosh
PS Plug for the camera- it's a KodaK V570 dual lens- fantastic little camera- the wide angle lens- (23mm) is really useful- much more so than a huge telephto- easy to use- no red-eye- versatile- I carry it in my pocket all the time. I'll stop boring you!
Unfortunately, I stumbled at the first hurdle. My digital camera produces video files in .mov format. This file format does not appear to be recognised by Windows Movie Maker.
Apart from rotating this movie file, I really want to be able to put all my digital camera clips on DVD, like I do with my digital camcorder. Does anyone know how to convert my camera digital movies to appropriate files?
Hopefully, there will be a simple answer? I hope so!
Thanks,
Tosh
PS Plug for the camera- it's a KodaK V570 dual lens- fantastic little camera- the wide angle lens- (23mm) is really useful- much more so than a huge telephto- easy to use- no red-eye- versatile- I carry it in my pocket all the time. I'll stop boring you!