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#78
Originally Posted by Nickster
I've found out that by dropping the audio bitrate to 64kbps, I can increase the video bitrate to the point where it starts dropping frames whilst keeping the audio smooth and in synch (VBR changed up to 300kbps).
My tests (with -vo x11 -fs -ao gst -ac dspmp3 options):

* mpeg4@400x224x25fpsx250kbps+mp3@128kbps=> 90-100% CPU
* h264@300x240x12fpsx250kbps+mp3@128kbps=> 90-100% CPU
* flv/mpeg1@300x240x25fpsx250kbps+mp2@128kbps=> 50-70% CPU

2Serge: Not all of these videos can be played by N770 default player. But the playable ones don't stress CPU (< 25%) as mplayer does. Can we hope in future a low-cpu-loading mplayer version, using DSP also for video?

In the meantime, thanx Serge for your job!