TTS HD Video and Digital Camera - file format for videos?

[kaphc]

Is there anyone out there who uses at TTS HD Video and Digital Camera who can tell me what file format the video is created / outputted in?

 

I need to check that we can upload the video clips onto our school website without me having to convert them all before the school goes and buys some. Being sensible, I thought I'd look on the website and the user guide would tell me ... but apparently not!

[X-13]

This one?

 

TTS HD Video and Digital Camera

 

AVI [Xvid]

[kaphc]

Yep, that's the one. thanks :-)

[X-13]

Yep, that's the one. thanks :-)

 

It was in the user guide...

[kaphc]

Not so much a case of me RTFM as RTFM properly! Back to elephant juggling for me.

[Little-Miss]

I have those....i don't like them..

 

EDIT: I should probably be more helpful than that. I personally don't like the build quality. I've had a couple fail now and i haven't had them that long. Maybe i was spoilt by flipcams...

 

I wouldn't buy anymore of them.

Edited February 5, 2014 by Little-Miss

[dhicks]

I wouldn't buy anymore of them.

 

We went for Panasonic Lumix DMC-F5 cameras in the end - we tried one of the TTS cameras and weren't that impressed with the image quality. They seemed okay, but £75 for a 5-megapixel camera just seemed a bit much. The Panasonics were £40 each in the end - search for "DMC-F5EB", for some reason you get cheaper prices when you list the full model number.

[Little-Miss]

We went for Panasonic Lumix DMC-F5 cameras in the end - we tried one of the TTS cameras and weren't that impressed with the image quality. They seemed okay, but £75 for a 5-megapixel camera just seemed a bit much. The Panasonics were £40 each in the end - search for "DMC-F5EB", for some reason you get cheaper prices when you list the full model number.

 

Oh will keep that in mind. We need more...

[kaphc]

Ah it was the FLIP cams that I was thinking of when I asked about the file formats, I came across these a few years ago and they were outputting as MP4 files which weren't compatible with anything!

 

I've had a look at the image quality on a Hudl as well, just to see if a cheap tablet would do the job and that doesn't seem that good either. I will look at those Panasonic cameras that you mention @dhicks