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bunanson 2009-06-05 19:21

Re: Video can be better than expected !
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Addison (Post 293604)
You know, after changing the zoom option that Serge suggested, I don't even bother converting videos anymore.
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I have NEVER encode/convert video for my tablet. They just play fine. If not, I will look for another copy.

bun

Addison 2009-06-07 05:41

Re: Video can be better than expected !
 
Quote:

I have NEVER encode/convert video for my tablet. They just play fine. If not, I will look for another copy.
Sorry there chief.

I thought since you liked maximizing the display on your screen in some way, that in order to do that, you were recoding all of your videos.

JayOnThaBeat 2009-06-07 08:44

Re: Video can be better than expected !
 
Since this is the most active Video Conversion thread, I figure I'll throw this out there.

I'm a windoze user (ya, ya) and all the progs on the wiki suck.

I found this one, that seems to work well: MediaCoder

http://mediacoder.sourceforge.net/editions.html

It's super customizable and very easy to use.

I'm converting a 179mb 22min AVI file right now @

(double pass)400x240 30fps MP4 / 128kbps 44.1 MP3 = 110mb

and it looks awesome. I even fullscreened it on my 23" screen, and it is even watchable there!

just a little food for thought.

///EDIT
yup, just played it on the N810, it's as perfect as I would want it to be (and at around half the size!)

totololo 2009-06-07 11:09

Re: Video can be better than expected !
 
Thanks for this information, would you like to try the settings I suggested in post #40 of this thread ?

You would be able to get a better image resolution ... and let us know if it works with this software you found !

Bobbe 2009-06-07 12:00

Re: Video can be better than expected !
 
Totolo, just a question: how long does it take to convert a movie using handbrake with your specs?

Sure my PC is not a very powerful one (Athlon 64 3200+ running XP 32bit + 1gb RAM + Geforce 7300 GT (old school, I know...)), but it was going to take 6 hours. Damn!

Snoshrk 2009-06-07 13:15

Re: Video can be better than expected !
 
@Bobbe

Don't believe the estimated time... mine keeps saying 600+ hours :eek: on my 2Ghz Athlon.

totololo 2009-06-07 13:25

Re: Video can be better than expected !
 
It really depends a lot on your computer and the video file ... on my macbook unibody, i would say it takes about the same duration than the movie itself ... but i only do 1 pass !

coosbaytv 2009-06-07 17:17

Re: Video can be better than expected !
 
This is a great thread!

As I am moving from a PSP as a mobile media device to the n810, my immediate experience for high quality video playback was quickly shakened but now with all your encoding parameters, I think I will find as good if not better an experience as I had with the PSP!

Thanks all!

JayOnThaBeat 2009-06-07 18:03

Re: Video can be better than expected !
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by totololo (Post 294410)
Thanks for this information, would you like to try the settings I suggested in post #40 of this thread ?

You would be able to get a better image resolution ... and let us know if it works with this software you found !

i did your recommendation for 24fps wide.

i personally don't see much of a difference, save for the aspect ratio change. the file size actually ended up roughly the same.

all in all, the native resolution works better for me, because I personally want as little black on the small screen as possible (myopia).

daperl 2009-06-07 18:19

Re: Video can be better than expected !
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by JayOnThaBeat (Post 294493)
i did your recommendation for 24fps wide.

i personally don't see much of a difference, save for the aspect ratio change. the file size actually ended up roughly the same.

all in all, the native resolution works better for me, because I personally want as little black on the small screen as possible (myopia).

If you don't see a difference I recommend going to the first page of the thread and check out my experience with that HD trailer. Along with the other encoding recommendations of this thread, and like mil referred to, a resolution near 200,000 pixels seems to be the silver bullet for the tablets.


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