.thm video files

Hello,
here you can find the manual for your product:
http://files.canon-europe.com/files/soft24168/Manual/IXUS30IXUS40_CUG_EN.pdf
if you go to page 76 of the manual, you'll find detailed instructions how to setup date stampo embedded in picture.
Let me know if this helped you, bye

you will need a converter

please download it from net for free

Skip the installing of drivers and software. Simply buy a card reader/writer. This is a great way to get your pictures downloaded from the camera. Remove the card put it in a card reader, download the files to where you want them, then edit or view as you please.

yes avi should play on that.. but i think that kind of device(frame) is like some of the mp4s that includes avi in the features but will have problems playing avi type of files.... ... i dunno if this is useful coz i dont think i have the answers to correct it... maybe u can just convert the files in other filetype that your frame can read....

i read this from wikipedia

The AVI container has no native support for modern MPEG-4 features like B-Frames. Hacks are sometimes used to enable modern MPEG-4 features and subtitles, however, this is the source of playback incompatibilities.
AVI files do not contain pixel aspect ratio information. Microsoft confirms that "many players, including Windows Media Player, render all AVI files with square pixels. Therefore, the frame appears stretched or squeezed horizontally when the file is played back."[1] There are other video container formats that allow irregular shaped pixels.
More modern container formats (such as QuickTime, Matroska, Ogg and MP4) offer more flexibility, however, projects based on the FFmpeg project, including ffdshow, MPlayer, xine, and VLC media player, have solved most problems with viewing AVI format video files.


pls do update me if you've resolve the problem

Sounds like it needs service. Call Canon tech support.

THM is a video thumbnail. Chances are pretty good that there is another file on the storage media (memory card?) that you can actually view. Check for an AVI or MPG file as well.

Otherwise, the THM SHOULD be viewable in any standard video player. I highly recommend GOM player.

It's not necessary. It's the thumbnail picture file (those tiny mini pictures that let you preview what each file is when perusing a folder). If the file is missing, and you select "view thumbnails" in your folder menu, your computer will automatically recreate them if needed.

Not sure if this disassembly guide goes that dep but give it a try:

http://members.shaw.ca/gregs_space/Canon_E18_repair_guide_for_SD300.pdf

I'm experiencing the same problem. The only solution I've found so far is to just get a digital card reader that plugs into the USB port of the computer.

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