The .TOD file format was created by JVC, to be used by their high-definition camcorder range (I.E JVC Everio).
The .TOD format is simply an MPEG2 formatted video file. If you wish to view the file on your computer, it is reportedly safe to rename the extension from .mod to .mpg
JVC created the .TOD format due to apparent copyright issues.
The known camcorder models that use the .TOD format are:
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malhet
2008-10-24 09:53:13
#1
HELP! I'm desperately trying to find a way to convert .TOD files so I can edit them in adobe premiere pro 1.5, but nothing seems to work. Renaming files doesn't work, neither converting them to .AVI ... Is there a setting in premiere I should be aware of, or is my premiere version just not compatible with the .TOD format?
Please hear my prayer, you computer geniuses! Malher
Connor
2008-12-23 05:13:32
#2
How can I convert my video to something more compatible with common video editing applications?
iekmuf
2009-03-18 04:06:41
#3
Use AVS4YOU video converter 6.2
jbqdb7
2010-06-11 09:40:47
#4
I was facing this problem with a relatively low technical ability so to find the information above that read "it is reportedly safe to rename the extension from .mod to .mpg" seemed like poetry to me.
I did exactly that and hey presto in seconds I now have my movies playing in media player.
Smarty
2011-04-19 05:36:05
#5
I have changed extention to .mpeg and it works perfect and keeps HD quality. Do not use AVS4UOU as it decrease quality and you will have to pay for not having a water mark on your movie.
wotsaname
2011-08-24 11:58:10
#6
I to just renamed the extensions from TOD to MPG. It's all good. Took a while as I had two weeks of vacation movies. But well worth it.