IPhone 4 record video in .MOV?

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biGeek

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#68028 13-Sep-2010 20:31

When I record video on my iPhone 4 it says the videos as .MOV? how can I make it record in mp4?

the .mov videos are not even HD but the file sizes are HD (80mb per minute)

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#379537 14-Sep-2010 09:08

bump

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#379539 14-Sep-2010 09:14

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#379551 14-Sep-2010 09:47

There is no way to change the capture format on the phone the only way to change it to a mp4 is to convert the file

By the way the videos recorded are 720p so they are HD

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biGeek

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#379557 14-Sep-2010 09:52

thank you so much.

I only got my phone last night and I decided to take test videos (with low light) and they came out really bad.

but I tried this morning and they are HD quality.
so note to self, only make videos with natural day time light :D

cheers guys

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#379772 14-Sep-2010 18:13

Or turning the flash on might give a better result?

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#380298 15-Sep-2010 20:01

i find the iphone 4 camera to be pretty amazing at recording video... i recorded this performance and it came out beautiful - minus my shaking hand. the HD is amazing

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#380315 15-Sep-2010 20:32

MP4 and MOV are containers only for video recorded with the MPEG-4 codec so within the apple / quicktime world they are basically interchangeable.

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#380320 15-Sep-2010 20:40

Yup I have been impressed with the video quality as well. Just keep in mind the tiny lens cannot let much light in (unlike a large SLR lens) so always film with as much light as possible. The more the better.

But as they say, the best camera is the one you have on you at the time (well photographers say) and this is pretty good considering the lens.