Associated .MOI software

Windows

Apple Mac
MOI file extension
JVC Camcorder Time-Stamp 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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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!!
someone help
please!! x0x0x0x0x0 alexa!@
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.
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.
Does anyone know a program compatible for mac that will convert an .moi file?
It takes some time, but what can you do? Answer - don't buy JVC again!
- Please reply asap I'm doing a project for class thanks :)
I just got them on the camcorder but not on the PC. It's perhaps with the MOI files ?
thx
www.iol.ie/~geniet/eng/moihelp.htm
I have a big problem, I accidentally remove the MOD files on my computer and now all I have is the MOI files. Is there anyway I can recover my MOD files back?? I hate to think that I lost our vacation trip video.
Please help!! anyone??
If you just deleted them, can't you restore them from your 'Recycle Bin'? In Windows files which are deleted by the user are kept there for some time.
You can restore them if you see them in this 'Recycle Bin'.
The MOI has no video/audio in it (only meta data), so they are of no use in this sense.
I hope they are in the Recycle bin!
All the best,
Victor
I just connect my JVC to my computer, and look for the new disc that will pop up. Than in the folder Video all the video files are there and you can just drag them to a directory on you hard disk. Just see the JVC as a USB memory stick (there is no difference).
All the best,
Victor