How to Convert MOD to MOV on Mac OS X

With its high capture quality and convenience usage, JVC Everio camcorders are fond by lots of "die-hard" video fans. It's a dream tool for filming your own indie movies, recording favorite musical concert and so on. As we know, camcorder files are mostly MOD files especially JVC files. Now here comes the question: how could you convert your MOD to MOV on Mac so that you can play, edit and optimize the files with iMovie or QuickTime?

To convert MOD to MOV Mac (Lion and Mountain Lion included), a helpful tool is a must. This article is a step by step guide showing you how the MOD to MOV Mac conversion can be with the assistant of Aimersoft Video Converter for Mac which would play a vital role in the Mac MOD to MOV task. Here shows the whole process.

As mentioned above, free download Aimersoft Video Converter for Mac first, install and run it.

1Import MOD files

As you probably see on the website, the MOD to MOV Mac app is a professional Mac converter which has a broad format support so that it enables you to convert MOD to MOV on Mac as freely and easily as possible.

Here you need to load your MOD files into the MOD to MOV converter for Mac. If you have several MOD videos and want to merge them as a single MOV video, just tick "Merge into One File". Please preview it/them first before you start converting.

2Choose MOV as the output format

Go to Video and select MOV as the output video format from the dropdown list. If you don't know what formats your device supports, you can just browse to find the icon of your device and choose it as the output file format. In this way, you can convert video files to fit your device.

3One click to start the conversion

Click "Start" button to begin converting MOD to MOV on Mac. After the conversion process, open the output file and you will see your converted MOV file is there waiting for you! Before the conversion process, you'd better check the settings to make sure all goes well. If you don't know how to set your video files, the original values will work just fine.