How to play a .MOD video.

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Hello,
I have a problem saving a video generated by a JVC camcorder (.MOD and .MEP). I need to upload it to a Zwook site that only accepts .swf format (Flash animation). Does anyone know how to do this? Is there an application that can help me accomplish this miracle? I've searched everywhere and can't find anything!!!
Thank you for your help...
Phil
Configuration: Power Mac G5 (2x2 GHz), Mac OS X 10.4.3, Memory: 1.5 Go

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  1. I just read in a magazine (l'ordinateur individuel) that all you need to do is rename the file with a .mpg extension and you'll end up with a more common file format!
    Explanation: the JVC camcorder actually records in mpeg2 format, so there's no need for complex conversion.
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    1. Good evening Stef,
      Like for J.M., let me wish you my best wishes for the new year.
      I just got back from ten days spent in the snow and I found your message. Thank you for your suggestion. I tried your method and it allows me to transform my files. Unfortunately, I am losing the sound... But this already helps me move forward, I still need to look for... the voice!

      Thank you for your good tips and I wish you a good evening. Best regards, Phil
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    2. Hello,

      Quicktime does not read multiplexed formats (audio + video track) like this, it needs a component that can be found at Apple (http://www.apple.com/quicktime/mpeg2/). VLC or MPlayer can read this mpeg2. ffmpegx and vlc allow them to be transcoded.
      Perhaps there are free codecs, but I do not know any.
      Good luck and Happy New Year.
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    3. @Phil2ferHello!
      I just bought a JVC Everio.
      So I followed the advice found in this post to read it: I rename them to .mpg and it's working great.

      However, I'm having trouble doing edits. I downloaded VirtualDub-MPEG2_1.6.11_b23787_+_aide_En.exe

      I can open my file, but there's an audio issue: "No audio decompressor could be found to decompress the source audio format.
      (source format tag: 2000)"

      According to Manu, the video is a multiplexed format (sound + video track).

      Does anyone know of an easy-to-use editing software that could allow me to edit this type of format??
      Phil2fer, have you made any progress on this issue since you've had your camcorder for several months?

      Thanks in advance!
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    4. I also tried renaming the file to .mpg and .mpeg, but the image and sound become choppy.
      Could it be because my video was filmed in 16:9 and that Windows Media Player, for example, doesn't play 16:9??

      Thank you, Gabriel
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    5. Hi,
      to watch videos in MOD mode use VLC software.... do you know it???
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