Since I keep getting asked this I've decided to write it down. PC download the mod, either click on the download or open your file browser and put it in the c/users/username/appdata/locallow/jundroo/simpleplanes/ Mods folder. Mac download the mod, either click on the download or open your file browser /Users/Your Mac user/Library/Application Support/unity.Jundroo.SimplePlanes/ Mods and put it in there. Android/Kindle download the mod, either click on the download or open your file browser Android/data/.comjundroo.SimplePlanes/files/ Mods and put it in there.
Feedback This is about burning DVD movies of.MOD files. I’ve found that using Toast 7 Titanium on a Mac Powerbook (G4 1.33 GHz, 1.25GB RAM) to burn '.MOD” files from my JVC Everio GZ-MC100 4GB microdrive camcorder is very easy - the best solution yet that I’ve found for authoring DVD’s for friends and family. The Everio records to MPEG-2 format, which is the same format used for DVD movies.
Since the recorded format is the same as the final format, I’ve been looking for a solution that didn’t require conversion of the files. Toast 7 Titanium works great in this regard.
This is about burning DVD movies of.MOD files. I’ve found that using Toast 7 Titanium on a Mac Powerbook (G4 1.33 GHz, 1.25GB RAM) to burn '.MOD” files from my JVC Everio GZ-MC100 4GB microdrive camcorder is very easy - the best solution yet that I’ve found for authoring DVD’s for friends and family. There are two ways to install mods: you can either subscribe to mods via the Steam. Is the name of the mod file you are adding, excluding the file extension. Alright for all of you who've been trying to mod on mac, I've finally found. You'll have to manually add mods to their proper files without mass.
Note that my previous version, Toast 6 Titanium, did not, as it wanted to convert the files even though no conversion should be necessary. Note that it is not necessary to rename the file extensions - many solutions require renaming the '.MOD” extension to something else, but I’ve been using the.MOD extension with no problems here. Feedback Thank you Gary! It is the best convesion I tried till now for converting.tod files. Sorry for the late answer due to my trip to Nigeria. Kuki Rush Videos wrote: Use Visual Hub to convert the files to any format desired, with no quality loss & it’s super fast.
Unlike the previous solutions you don’t lose the audio either. Hope this helps someone that ran into this issue like i did. GARY RUSH Rush Videos 126 1st Ave. West Alabaster, AL. 35007 (205) 621-3787 http://www.rushvideos.com. Feedback Wow, so many helpfull posts, sadly, i still can’t get the files to work properly on my MAC.
First i tried renaming them to m2v. VLC will play them but with an audio glitch.
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Then i tried getting ffmpegX, got it convert them to.mov files, then when i tried playing with quicktime, i got the same audio glitch from before!!, i tried modifying the audio settings, like trying ac3, bu then there would be no audio at all. Last, i got MPEG Streamclip, same procedure, converted them, then when i tried to play them, same @%@#!@ audio glitch again. What can i do??? And i know they are fine because there’s no audio glitch when played on my PC.
Feedback I figured it out PERFECTLY!!! After playing with DropDV (and the green line) and after paying for the mpeg-2 codec from Apple and having no sound!! Simply drop all of your.MOD files into Toast Titanium 8 click on 'Video' - 'DVD Video' Now, make sure all the.MOD files in Toast are selected, then in the 'Disk' menu click “Export Video” then simply select where you want to save them and Toast will convert ALL of the selected files into.DV files which are usable in iMovie and iDVD and believe it or not, you’ll have sound, and no green line!!!!
Adding Mod File For Mac
Hope that helps! Feedback I figured it out PERFECTLY!!! After playing with DropDV (and the green line) and after paying for the mpeg-2 codec from Apple and having no sound!! Simply drop all of your.MOD files into Toast Titanium 8 click on 'Video' - 'DVD Video' Now, make sure all the.MOD files in Toast are selected, then in the 'Disk' menu click “Export Video” then simply select where you want to save them and Toast will convert ALL of the selected files into.DV files which are usable in iMovie and iDVD and believe it or not, you’ll have sound, and no green line!!!!
Hope that helps!