***UPDATE*** I think I've got a program that's working to convert the .mod to an MP4. It's converting now... will still have to upload to YouTube... but should have something up shortly...
I COULD have loaded directly to YouTube but that was going to take 2+ hours as it was, so I decided to try and convert it into a more hospitable file type... hopefully it'll be up by 9 central...
I've busted the boxes... I videoed them all... I just bought a new Mac after years with a PC... cannot find software (free) to convert my .mod movies files to something I can upload to YouTube.
Desperately trying to find a work around...
Will post shortly with another update or the actual blog post for the break!
I'd like to help if I can. Did you see this post, to start with?: http://www.moviecodec.com/video-codecs/convert-mod-to-mpeg-for-youtube-46143/
ReplyDeleteI haven't actually tried this, but I've read online you can literally rename .mod files to .avi to get them to play in windows movie maker. I don't know if that also magically makes them compatible with uploading to youtube or not, though.
ReplyDeleteActually, if what Matt said doesn't work, you may also be able to use this: http://www.applemacvideo.com/mac-video-converter.html
ReplyDeleteActually, I think it's a .mpg, not an avi. Try this...
ReplyDeletehttp://dodona.wordpress.com/2008/11/01/how-can-i-play-mod-movies-on-my-mac/