MCE is only programmed to look for certain file types, and I am pretty sure that .MOV is one of them, however if you re-name the files to .m4v or something along those lines you might be able to get them to show up in MCE. ALL .mov hd files are in mpeg4 format, and you can simply re-name them and still render them usable.
Not sure about 360 playing them at all. You "might" be able to get them to play by first getting the spring update which adds mpeg2 and h.264 support to the 360. But that will ONLY add that support to the main part of the 360 and not the MCE part of teh 360.
I think your just pretty much SOL from getting anything but mpeg2 and WMVHD files to play on the 360.
the 360 does. Back when it was the first gen xbox the pc did, to a point. and as of right now only mpeg2 and WMV(HD) are supported in the MCE part of the 360.
- Josh
MCE is only programmed to look for certain file types, and I am pretty sure that .MOV is one of them, however if you re-name the files to .m4v or something along those lines you might be able to get them to show up in MCE. ALL .mov hd files are in mpeg4 format, and you can simply re-name them and still render them usable.
Not sure about 360 playing them at all. You "might" be able to get them to play by first getting the spring update which adds mpeg2 and h.264 support to the 360. But that will ONLY add that support to the main part of the 360 and not the MCE part of teh 360.
I think your just pretty much SOL from getting anything but mpeg2 and WMVHD files to play on the 360.
the 360 does. Back when it was the first gen xbox the pc did, to a point. and as of right now only mpeg2 and WMV(HD) are supported in the MCE part of the 360.
- Josh