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The thread discusses issues with .mov movie files not appearing in the default "My Pictures" folder or being recognized by email when transferred from a Nikon camera. The original poster, Fenway16, notes that the files do not show up alongside JPEGs and has trouble uploading them via email. Respondents suggest checking file locations, recommending VLC as a preferred media player, and propose compressing the files into .zip format for email compatibility. Overall, the thread offers troubleshooting steps to manage .mov files effectively.
The thread discusses issues with .mov movie files not appearing in the default "My Pictures" folder or being recognized by email when transferred from a Nikon camera. The original poster, Fenway16, notes that the files do not show up alongside JPEGs and has trouble uploading them via email. Respondents suggest checking file locations, recommending VLC as a preferred media player, and propose compressing the files into .zip format for email compatibility. Overall, the thread offers troubleshooting steps to manage .mov files effectively.
Solution
They should be in
C:\Users\username\Pictures\
But what do you use as your dfault viewer for *.mov files?
I would recommend VLC (Free)
Official download of VLC media player, the best Open Source player - VideoLAN
C:\Users\username\Pictures\
But what do you use as your dfault viewer for *.mov files?
I would recommend VLC (Free)
Official download of VLC media player, the best Open Source player - VideoLAN
Hi. Thanks. I go to what you recommend but file called "my pictures". I open file and no .mov -- only jpgs. I use windows media which I don't really like - I will download what you recommend -- Also, when I try to upload .mov to my email, email says: .mov not recognized. Thanks again.
livix07
Honorable Member
What e-mail do you use?
You can compress the file(s) and archive it/them into .zip format with WinRar. Search for it on internet.
