04-01-15, 02:22 PM
There are Many different video formats, and different devices record in different ones.
Does the drift have any options as to which it records to? Mpeg .Mpg is most compatible,
.mov is Apple's native format which is supported by some players but not all.
For the pc I recommend a free player called vlc which will play most anything without needing to mess around with Windows.
I see there is a version available for android based phones but haven't used it, and don't know about other types of tablet or mobile.
But you'll be able to find a compatible player of some sort if that is all you want to do.
Or you could upload your. Mov to YouTube and it'll take care of converting to different formats and selecting the right one for the right device. They can be set private if you prefer.
And Google drive or similar services are very good for simply making files available to you on all your devices.
Editing is more complex subject, your best starting place may be Windows movie maker included with Windows 7.
Andy
Does the drift have any options as to which it records to? Mpeg .Mpg is most compatible,
.mov is Apple's native format which is supported by some players but not all.
For the pc I recommend a free player called vlc which will play most anything without needing to mess around with Windows.
I see there is a version available for android based phones but haven't used it, and don't know about other types of tablet or mobile.
But you'll be able to find a compatible player of some sort if that is all you want to do.
Or you could upload your. Mov to YouTube and it'll take care of converting to different formats and selecting the right one for the right device. They can be set private if you prefer.
And Google drive or similar services are very good for simply making files available to you on all your devices.
Editing is more complex subject, your best starting place may be Windows movie maker included with Windows 7.
Andy