| picasa detect mp4 videos coming from my Nokia N8. | mikepmolina | 8/10/12 10:44 PM | picasa detect mp4 videos coming from my Nokia N8. although it says that it can identify mp4 files playable on quicktime. my videos are in the same folder as the pics but only the pics are detected. |
| Re: picasa detect mp4 videos coming from my Nokia N8. | mikepmolina | 8/10/12 10:46 PM | sorry, that should have said "picasa CANNOT detect mp4 videos.." |
| Re: picasa detect mp4 videos coming from my Nokia N8. | hobbitt | 8/11/12 7:59 AM | Windows (and therefore Picasa) isn't able to play MP4s unless additional software's installed. Do you have Quicktime installed? Or the software that came with your camera? Here's the Picasa help page for video file types: http://support.google.co |
| Re: picasa detect mp4 videos coming from my Nokia N8. | mikepmolina | 8/12/12 6:12 AM | that's just it. according to the link you provided, which i have read before posting this question, it is supposed to play as long as i have apple's quicktime installed. i also have installed ovi suite from nokia which is the software that syncs the |
| Re: picasa detect mp4 videos coming from my Nokia N8. | earlboss | 8/12/12 9:48 AM | Hi:You do have the quicktime and movie file types enabled don't you? Tools menu -> Options -> File types. make sure Quicktime and Movie types are checked. You might try installing the K-Lite Codec Pack, just for completeness (Also the 64 bit version |
| Re: picasa detect mp4 videos coming from my Nokia N8. | earlboss | 8/12/12 9:49 AM | Or try the phone software to import a video to My Pictures and see if it plays. |
| Re: picasa detect mp4 videos coming from my Nokia N8. | ye2108 | 9/28/12 6:49 AM | I have quicktime and have imported manually. I have also installed k-lite. And still, Picasa will not detect my MP4 movies (even when done manually) and won't open them, unless I change the suffix to .MOV. Any ideas? |
| Re: picasa detect mp4 videos coming from my Nokia N8. | earlboss | 9/28/12 2:41 PM | Hi Ye:It still sounds like a Quicktime problem because Quicktime is responsible for both of those formats. You should try uninstalling Quicktime, then reinstalling the latest version. This should fix the file associations.If that doesn't work things |
| Re: picasa detect mp4 videos coming from my Nokia N8. | ye2108 | 9/28/12 6:50 PM | I have uninstalled and reinstalled Quicktime - no change. I have also now uninstalled and reinstalled Picasa - still no change. Not only does it generally not detect it - the mp4 files do not even show up as "movie or picture" files when I try to m |
| Re: picasa detect mp4 videos coming from my Nokia N8. | earlboss | 9/28/12 10:47 PM | Hi:Boy! something wierd seems to be going on?? It is getting crazy if Windows explorer doesn't show them up as movies/videos.That sounds like a file associations problem. When you right-click on a MP4 file and select Open With and set the default p |