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I downloaded a few MP4 videos from my Sanyo SCP-5500. The only thing I could find that would play them was VLC Media Player, but even that only played the video. There was no audio. I then tried a string of programs that say they can convert MP4 files to a more usable format. Not a one of them worked. Either they could not open the file, or they got stuck. One of them converted the video but the audio was in slo-mo and the whole thing was surreal.
Any suggestions?
Thanks.
w7excursion13
07-09-2007, 08:35 PM
I still have vids from my 5500. It records in 3g2 format. Use the quicktime player to watch them. :)
geulanow
07-10-2007, 06:50 AM
I downloaded them using DataPilot. In the list of files to download, the video files have an MP4 suffix. When I tried to play one in QuickTime I got an error.
w7excursion13
07-10-2007, 05:46 PM
Weird. Try playing them with Winamp or convert them to 3g2 and then play them with Quicktime.
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