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.MOI File Extension

JVC Camcorder Time-Stamp File

Video File
The .MOI file format belongs to files created mainly by JVC camcorders.

These files hold time-stamp information for their accompanying video file (either a .MOD or .TOD file - see links section below).

Please note that these .MOI files do not contain any actual video data.





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    John Sal
    2007-06-25 01:56:50
    #1
    I am looking for any application that will read those .moi files. The .moi files stores the date and time of the recorded movie in JVC camcorder. Thanks in advance for any help
    Per Arnold Blsmo
    2007-07-10 02:56:34
    #2
    I can see that the first 2 byted is 'V' (0x56) and in my case '6' (0x36) probably showing the version number of the file format. The next 4 bytes is probably a long int showing the size of the file in bytes.The next 2 bytes is the year (0x07d7=2007 in my case). 1 byte is month (0x07 = July in my case), and 1 byte is day of month (0x08 = day 8 in my case). Thats as far as I have decoded so far. My guess is that the next bytes is the time of day or something.
    Chris Aitchison
    2007-07-28 10:42:59
    #3
    I cannot read the pitures on my JVC everio HDD camcorder I tried to view them with windows media but it would not recognise the file type as it was MOI, is there any free downloads for this type as i cannot see my holiday snaps. HELP !!!!
    Peter
    2007-08-11 12:22:22
    #4
    Hi Chris,
    I am having the same problem, have tried the net with no luck!! Any advise on an editing programme that might work. I have tried SONY and Pinnacle both did'nt work!!
    alexa!!Xx
    2007-08-16 11:04:54
    #5
    i am tryin to copy my videos and pictures on to my computer but they will not work !!

    someone help

    please!! x0x0x0x0x0 alexa!@
    Per Arnold Blsmo
    2007-08-19 01:12:56
    #6
    First of all .MOI files is "Movie Information" files. The actual movie/video is in the .MOV file. One easy way to is to copy the .MOV file to a .MPG file, but then you lose some information about the video which is located in the .MOI file.

    There is an application that is called sdcopy.exe (written bY "Sektionschef" ) that reads the .MOV and .MOI file and copies those to a .MPG file. See here.
    Brad Andrews
    2008-01-05 13:36:53
    #7
    I made the mistake of selecting Windows Media Player as the program TO OPEN WITH for all MOI files. I meant to select the MOD files to open with Windows media player. So the question I have is how the heck do I deselect the Windows Media player and replace it with Unknown as I don't want to associate any programs to the MOI file. Any ideas?

    One other issue, I can't use the restore / calendar feature as this was selected over a year ago by my wife, and I have not use the JVC HDD camcorder on her computer till today. Now have no idea how to reset the MOI file progam association to unknow?

    Any ideas.
    owenlee
    2008-01-09 18:01:42
    #8
    in windows explorer click on Tools, Folder Options. Select the File Types tab, scroll down to where moi is listed, select it and delete it. Next time you try to open the moi file it will ask you to select the program to open it with, select what you want to try but make sure the "always use the selected program to open this kind of file" box is unticked.
    Henry
    2008-01-23 16:44:17
    #9
    I have bought the JVC Everio Camcorder and was able to put the files on my computer. Like the others the files are in .MOD and .MOI format. Unlike the others, I have a Mac computer and would like to do my video editing on this computer that runs on OS which means I cannot use the software provided. What can I do to convert these files so that I may be able to run them in programs such as Quicktime, Flash, Primier, and After Effects, for viewing, web work, and editing?
    Ronald Dodge
    2008-01-23 16:53:19
    #10
    The files on a friend's JVC are with extensions of MOD (the actual movies) and MOI. After copying the files onto the computer, change the MOD files to mpg, and it will play in Real Player or what ever program is associated with the mpg file extension.
    Bob
    2008-03-07 23:46:11
    #11
    I have finally found a program to convert my MOD video files to a usable format (wmv, avi, etc.). It is Allok Video to MP4 Converter. Don't be misled by the title. This program will convert to other formats as well. Hope this is helpful.
    Cat
    2008-03-08 21:30:04
    #12
    Like Henry I also have a mac and want to import the files into final cut for editing. I heard that you could import them into quicktime and then export them as another file but i cant even open them in quicktime.

    Does anyone know a program compatible for mac that will convert an .moi file?
    MV
    2008-03-14 09:10:02
    #13
    For Mac users: this is a really annoying issue - can't use iMovie either. A workaround is to download ffmpegX (just google it) + the three additional files the program asks for and then convert the files to whatever format you like.

    It takes some time, but what can you do? Answer - don't buy JVC again!
    SB
    2008-04-08 21:12:28
    #14
    I uploaded the movie files from the camcorder to my computer and when i open the movie files it doesn't have any sound. Does this have anything to do with MOI files? What do i do to make the sound come back, and what do i do with the MOI files?

    - Please reply asap I'm doing a project for class thanks :)