HELP needed with NIKON 8700 videos

I've set the Nikon to take MOV videos.
When I play them back they don't play properly.
But when I view them in the camera they look great.
I've tried several different players (Media Player, QuickTime, Nero)
but they all have the same problem with the MOV video file.

Can anyone help?

Thanks,
Terry

Terry wrote:
I've set the Nikon to take MOV videos.
When I play them back they don't play properly.
But when I view them in the camera they look great.
I've tried several different players (Media Player, QuickTime, Nero)
but they all have the same problem with the MOV video file.

Can anyone help?

Thanks,
Terry

Try RealPlayer or IrfanView. My Nikon 8400 files play correctly.

David

David J Taylor wrote:
Terry wrote:
I've set the Nikon to take MOV videos.
When I play them back they don't play properly.
But when I view them in the camera they look great.
I've tried several different players (Media Player, QuickTime,
Nero)
but they all have the same problem with the MOV video file.

Can anyone help?

Thanks,
Terry

Try RealPlayer or IrfanView. My Nikon 8400 files play correctly.

David

I'd stay away from RealPlayer. It really took over my system, slowed
things down, disrupted previously easy functions, and wouldn't leave
when I asked - begged, even - for it to remove itself. Took weeks to
calm it down, and it /still/ maintains a presence in there somewhere,
somehow. Poison, my view.

Quicktime will let you "export" MOV files into other, more economical,
formats. Works for me

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Frank ess

On Aug 12, 12:37 pm, "Frank ess" wrote:
David J Taylor wrote:
Terry wrote:
I've set the Nikon to take MOV videos.
When I play them back they don't play properly.
But when I view them in the camera they look great.
I've tried several different players (Media Player, QuickTime,
Nero)
but they all have the same problem with the MOV video file.

Can anyone help?

Thanks,
Terry

Try RealPlayer or IrfanView. My Nikon 8400 files play correctly.

David

I'd stay away from RealPlayer. It really took over my system, slowed
things down, disrupted previously easy functions, and wouldn't leave
when I asked - begged, even - for it to remove itself. Took weeks to
calm it down, and it /still/ maintains a presence in there somewhere,
somehow. Poison, my view.

Quicktime will let you "export" MOV files into other, more economical,
formats. Works for me

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Frank ess- Hide quoted text -

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Thanks guys.
That did the trick.
I already had RealPlayer on my PC and I used it and it works great.
I don't know what is wrong with the others but RealPlayer plays it
great.

Thanks,
Terry

Terry wrote:
David J Taylor wrote:
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Try RealPlayer or IrfanView. My Nikon 8400 files play correctly.
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Thanks guys.
That did the trick.
I already had RealPlayer on my PC and I used it and it works great.
I don't know what is wrong with the others but RealPlayer plays it
great.

Thanks,
Terry

Thanks for letting us know it worked for you, Terry.

Cheers,
David