JVC Everio GZ-MG360 HDD Camcorder "software mac" Questions

...& Canon still cameras. I never install their software because I can use much better stuff like IMOVIE or IPHOTO and Photoshop. Just plug it in. Drag it to the desktop once your MAC recognizes

...Mac at all. I have no problems on a PC. Should I install any software? Thanks. Hi! Yepp! you need a program like DVD Creatot for Mac or any aquivalent program. Here is a litlle hint how to play MOD ...

...mac -imovie. However it doesn't show up as a video at all. You will need to get some third party software, the good news is it's FREE. Check out www.squared5.com and look for MPEG Streamclip 1.9 or ...

...Mac laptop. I can see the file names but they appear in a light grey colour which I cannot click on, any other possible solutions? To convert all your videos .MOD, .TOD, .MTS, .M2TS from your JVC, ...

...Mac photo video recover software. You should take care - before your files are recovered, do not save more files to the device concerned(do not take more videos or photos) in case overwritten ...

...Software ToolFor Mac OS X --> Video Recovery for Mac1. Connect your camera (memory card) to a PC or Mac which has installed the recovery program. 2. Scan for the lost video ...

...mac. Does it require additional software? I found a site that said I needed Quicktime pro to transfer, is this true? If so that should have been noted. I was told I had all the software included in ...

...mac software for my jvc everio gz-mg360bu camera. There is a chance that you will be able to get back some or all of your digital videos from your JVC camcorder based on your Macintosh. First things ...

I use DropDV. It works fine and lets me edit in iMovie which comes with the Mac. On the PC if you lose the software like I did after a computer crash, you will have to purchase the software separately

...mac.Com IIRC, I think it's referring to hooking it up when installing the driver software. Some tech have a certain order to connect things in order for Windows to see it. For Mac, it's pretty much ...