How to Convert JVC Recorded MOD Videos?

How do you enjoy the MOD videos recorded by your JVC camcorder? Share them with your families and friends? Have you ever uploaded your recorded videos to YouTube? Here is a detailed guide telling you how to convert JVC Recorded MOD Videos to other video format. After reading this, you will find that to playback, share, or upload recorded videos are very easy to handle.

First of all, you have to download and install iCoolsoft MOD Converter.

Step 1: Click "Add Video" button to add videos you would like to convert. You can also use "File" menu.

Tip:

You can preview the added file in the preview pane and take snapshot of the scenes you like the most. Click “Snapshot" button and the picture will be saved as default format in default folder.

Step 2: Open "Profile" drop-down list and choose the output format you need. Click "Browse" button to set output path.

Step 3: Select a video and use "Effect, Trim, Crop" buttons on the tool bar to edit videos as you like.

> Effect

You can click button "Effect" to adjust Brightness, Contrast and Saturation. You can also check "Deinterlacing" checkbox to avoid mosaic and improve the quality of the video.

> Trim

If you only want to convert a segment of the entire video or do not want to convert some certain segment of the video, you can use the trim function. Click button "Trim" and play the video in the Edit window. You can input exact values into the "Start Time", "End Time" or "Select Length" boxes

> Crop

To get rid of the black border or to zoom in some part of the scene, you can click button "Crop" and then drag the yellow frame or adjust the values in the boxes. You can also select "Full Screen", "Keep Original", "16:9" or "4:3" from the drop-down list of "Zoom Mode".

> Watermark

You can add text or picture watermark to the video. Check "Enable Watermark" and then "Text", input what you want to add in the blank. Button "T"can help you to set the font, size, color, etc. of the text.

To add picture watermark, you have to check "Picture" and click "Folder"button to find the picture in your local disc. Dragging or adjusting the values in the boxes can help you to locate the watermark at the place you prefer.