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More => Old Versions => Media Center 11 (Development Ended) => Topic started by: Shadowen on February 21, 2004, 05:56:43 pm
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I have some Quicktime movies (*.mov) that are showing up under the Audio view instead of under the Video view.
-Shadowen
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I have some Quicktime movies (*.mov) that are showing up under the Audio view instead of under the Video view.
Try deleting and re-importing. Or try editing the properties.
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Video files with filetype shown in MC10 as MOV also appear in the audio section for me.
This radio station shows as a video and gets a MC filetype of WMV
http://stream.megaquebec.net/choi.asx
but won't play except in WMP where it is 20kbps audio.
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I have some Quicktime movies (*.mov) that are showing up under the Audio view instead of under the Video view.
Try deleting and re-importing. Or try editing the properties.
I deleted and re-imported the file...no change. What properties would I need to change for the file to show up properly as a video?
-Shadowen
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Just change 'Media Type' to 'Video' in File Properties and it will work.
I also have this same problem with all my .movs
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I found the Media Type property....that did the trick! Thanks for the help.
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Just want to add, it's not just happening to .movs. It also happens to .mpegs that don't have a .. .. aspect ratio? The one's when you resize the display window, the video stays at a fixed size. IE: doesn't fill the screen....SVCD?. I don't know what to call them.
I have a few and they were in the 'Audio' section.
Also note, there's no 'thumbnail option' when paused for Quick Time videos.
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Also note, there's no 'thumbnail option' when paused for Quick Time videos.
Same here. I import a lot of .mov QuickTime videos and this makes it a pain to change the displayed thumbnail.
Platu