If you are planning to import Nikon D810 H.264 MOV to Windows Movie Maker for further editing, this post can supply a best solution to you. Follow on.
Nikon has released D810 recently, a digital SLR camera that boasts incredibly superior definition and image quality made possible with a new Nikon FX-format CMOS sensor. However, the new released Nikon D810 still adopts H.264 codec to compress the recordings in MOV format. Although this codec is good for capture and delivery, it is not quite suitable for editing that users may have troubles while importing Nikon D810 videos to Windows Movie Maker directly.
Nikon has released D810 recently, a digital SLR camera that boasts incredibly superior definition and image quality made possible with a new Nikon FX-format CMOS sensor. However, the new released Nikon D810 still adopts H.264 codec to compress the recordings in MOV format. Although this codec is good for capture and delivery, it is not quite suitable for editing that users may have troubles while importing Nikon D810 videos to Windows Movie Maker directly.
"For some reason, my videos from Nikon D810 stutter after rendering with Movie Maker. I'm using Windows 7 and Movie Maker Live. I though I'd throw this out there to see if anyone else has run into this or found a solution."
Then how can we solve this imcompatible problem? Actually, here is a simple workardound supplied to you-get a professional third party program to transcode Nikon MOV to WMV since Windows Movie Maker recognizes WMV easier.
There are many third party programs on the market for you to encode videos. However, it is difficut for users to immediately select a cheaper but powerful App among these programs. After searching on Google, we found a best program to achieve the goal-Brorsoft Video Converter which is an easy-to-use yet professional high-quality video converter. It not only can handle MOV videos from Nikon D810 to be compatible with Windows Movie Maker (or other NLEs on PC, like Premiere, Avid .etc) quickly and easily, but also can afford other video formats from Internet and camcorder, like FLV, MKV, MOV, MP4, MTS, MXF, AVI .etc. Now download the software and start Nikon D810 H.264 MOV to Windows Movie Maker conversion.
How to Convert Nikon D810 MOV format to Windows Movie Maker
Step 1. Run the best Video Converter you downloaded just now, and click the "Add" button to load Nikon D810 MOV videos. (Drag&drop function is another way to import videos.)
Step 2. Just go to "Format" bar to choose "WMV" format in "HD Video" or "Common Video"column, which should be suitable with WMM.
Tip: Click "Settings" icon to adjust parameters in "Profile Settings" panel including video size, bit rate, frame rate, sample rate and audio channels to meet your own demands.
Step 3. After all settings, tap "Convert" button to start changing H.264 MOV to WMV for Windows Movie Maker.
Once the conversion is finished, you can get the output files effortlessly via "Open" button, and now you are able to import and edit Nikon D810 MOV files in Windows Movie Maker without any issue.
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