video files

gail wrote on 5/8/2011, 6:46 PM

Is it possible to convert .mob files to something vegas pro 10 will use? If so, how do I do it?

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musicvid10 wrote on 5/8/2011, 7:04 PM

.mob files? Sounds like a new TV show.

If you really mean JVC .mod video files, try renaming to .mpg and see if they work. If not, they will need to be converted using a third party utility.

Tom Pauncz wrote on 5/8/2011, 7:05 PM

Did you really mean .MOB or is it.MOV?? 'B' and 'V' next to each other on the keyboard.

Vegas can open .MOV files, usually without any problems. Sometimes it depends on the version of Quicktime player you have installed.

Tom

JackW wrote on 5/8/2011, 8:02 PM

At the suggestion of several here on the Forum I use the utility called Super (look it up on the web) to convert JVC's MOD files to AVI.

Works very well.

Jack

Steven Myers wrote on 5/8/2011, 8:28 PM

Or maybe it's .VOB

Stereodesign wrote on 5/9/2011, 1:06 AM

The JVC camera I have also creates a .TOD file in the same directory as the .MOD.

I set Explorer in Vegas to "view all files" and they are then visible, click on the .TOD and Vegas will work with them.

They are just Mpegs.

gail wrote on 5/9/2011, 8:35 AM

Thanks for all the help. As it turns out I did type it in wrong. The form of the file is MOV001.MOD, with a .MOD extension.