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<blockquote data-quote="Figure" data-source="post: 258747" data-attributes="member: 20777">Hi,I can't figure out this problem. I recently got a D3200 and shot some video. When I connect the camera to my laptop or insert the camera's memory card into it, the .mov files play fine, as long as I'm playing them from the memory card. But as soon as I copy the files to my laptops hard drive, the files get distorted and are unusable. I'll try to describe what happens. Regarding the audio, it has these frequent bursts that sound kind of like really bad radio static. Regarding the video, it doesn't play smoothly and there is this distorted color band that frequently occurs. I want to use the video files in Sony Vegas so I need to get them on my hard drive. I tried importing them directly into Vegas from the memory card but Vegas doesn't recognize it.I'm running Windows Vista with QuickTime installed. I recently installed the K-Lite codec pack but that didn't fix the problem.As far as I can tell it's some kind of codec problem. When I open the .mov files in VLC media player they look fine but there is no sound. When I open them in QuickTime or Sony Vegas they are distorted. Upgrading to Windows 7 may solve this but I'm unable to do that right now.Thanks for any help you may have.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Figure, post: 258747, member: 20777"] Hi, I can't figure out this problem. I recently got a D3200 and shot some video. When I connect the camera to my laptop or insert the camera's memory card into it, the .mov files play fine, [U]as long as I'm playing them from the memory card[/U]. But as soon as I copy the files to my laptops hard drive, the files get distorted and are unusable. I'll try to describe what happens. Regarding the audio, it has these frequent bursts that sound kind of like really bad radio static. Regarding the video, it doesn't play smoothly and there is this distorted color band that frequently occurs. I want to use the video files in Sony Vegas so I need to get them on my hard drive. I tried importing them directly into Vegas from the memory card but Vegas doesn't recognize it. I'm running Windows Vista with QuickTime installed. I recently installed the K-Lite codec pack but that didn't fix the problem. As far as I can tell it's some kind of codec problem. When I open the .mov files in VLC media player they look fine but there is no sound. When I open them in QuickTime or Sony Vegas they are distorted. Upgrading to Windows 7 may solve this but I'm unable to do that right now. Thanks for any help you may have. [/QUOTE]

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