Well, I hope this is the right spot to ask this...I downloaded a movie taken with my NIKON P50 digital camera into Picasa. I then tried to send the pic to friends. They can't get it to be a "movie." Whassup???

I'm just wondering.....does this have anything to do with the gnutella network?

try Google...of course there just may be some person familiar with your setup who just might chime in, but I doubt it...

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Have them try MPlayer to play it with. A friend of mine had a similar problem (.mov extension right?)

.mov eh?

klite codec pac has that....and of course much more...

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Not normal .mov i.e. regular codec packs don't include it (K-Lite, CCCP, XP etc.) and VLC doesn't play it either.

I never found out the exact format, although I did not do any extensive checking. Everything I tried said either nothing at all or "Could not render file"

BTW my case was not from a Nikon camera.. can't remember the exact brand, but since this is very uncommon problem, I guessed.

What video format is the file? Not sure what picasa is.