do you have to import movies to computer to see them ?
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It is better if you do, for the "on-board" screen on the car is Millimeter's across. You do have to load software on a PC/MAC to edit the movies. The software does some really nice stuff. Also... when they say you need light they MEAN IT. I'm talking sunlight or TV Studio lights. Other then that... really cool & fun for all to play with.
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No, you can view them on the screen on the bottom BUT you need to download them to get the sound. It also has 2 setting, for good light and one for indoor.
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If the tv has hdmi and the computer has mini dvi then yes you can view HD movies.
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If you have Windows 7, the Windows Media Player should play them. If you have an older version of Windows, you'll probably need to convert them, or you can upload them to YouTube (can leave them set to Private or Unlisted if you don't want the world to see them) and let YouTube convert them for you (though I've found that it doesn't do a perfect job of rendering them for you, they seem to be a little choppier when uploaded straight from AVCHD format vs. rendering them to .wmv first). To convert/render them yourself, a good program is Sony's Vegas Studio HD. About $90, but at that it's a lot cheaper than something like Adobe Premier and it does a good job of handling HD video.
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Couple questions:-Did the smaller files you converted play on the Latte?-What software are you using to do the conversions?-I know bluray movies come with digital versions, but I've not heard of this on DVD's. I have no idea if they copy-protected it from being reconverted somehow, wouldn't make any sense, but then again, most of the stuff they do doesn't make sense. It sounds like it's probably copy-protection, but I can't say for sure. Is the picture scrambled on the computer, before loading it onto the Latte?
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to Science Rules:I also have a MacBook Pro and use i Movie for movie making. My experience with import from a camcorder(I have a sony digital tape camcorder) is that it only sees the firewire connection to import movies. Please explain to me how you get your Mac to see an import from the USB cable connection.thank you,Randal
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No, but you can do what I do, use the anydvd program to extract the movie from the DVD then convert it to mp4 and put it on a usb hard disk and play it on the player.
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I have had it connected to my VHS and watched the movie on my computer, so I guess the answer is yes
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This is what I see on computer iChat,iPhoto,iDVD,iWeb and iTunes I do see in iDVD that you can make a movie I'm assuming because it shows a movie camera.
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I tried just copying the files to my mac and was disappointed I couldn't watch the videos.HOWEVER! I opened iMove (while the SDHC card reader was still plugged in with the card from my FS100 in it) and what to my wonderous eyes should appear!? All of the movies! I could see thumbnails and play them.I just clicked "Import All" and it started importing them. My camera did not need to be plugged in at all :)
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Good question. I've never tried that. Most disc are encoded with some security so your computer will not allow you to download or copy them. I'm sure there's some stuff to download to get around that but I have no idea. If you did get around the security I'm sure you can have the entire film on your computer then of course you can do what you want with it.
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no I just transfer my movie from my computer to a usb flash drive and insert that into the usb port of the media player
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Yes, I still download current films converted to MKV and have no issues.(I updated system software only once, about 3 months after I got it, that was about 2 years ago I think
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You can view on the screen but they are a little hard to see. You don't need any special software to view on a computer.
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Yes. You can play stored movie files directly from the sd card or transfer it to the internal memory. I would keep it on the sd card, though.
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If all questions except you need a software that I had to buy an Internet to see the blue ray movies. In my case I have a mac maybe for another operating system like windows is easier to solve this.
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I have Windows 7, and all of the movies and videos I've downloaded to the computer are MP4 format. They play just fine. Hope this helps.
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Have you checked the video codec needed and that it is installed on your computer?