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#27
Originally Posted by timsamoff View Post
I think one of the things that NITs are really lacking for the general public is an iTunes-like file/media management application that converts anything that's imported into the system for the best overall tablet performance (e.g., audio, video, etc, should be able to be imported at any resolution and converted for best performance on the tablet without the user having to download any additional third-party software or installing any additional tablet applications -- heck, it should even have a "convert ogg to mp3" option).
Right! Internet Tablet Video Converter, recently killed just like Nokia Internet Call Invitation, the Video Center Catalogue etc., was a good step in the right direction:
There should be one application to "copy your files to the tablet" that also optimizes them for the devices (video, but also audio files, even images... large 8MP-pictures right from your camera maybe look just as good on the tablet if resized to 800x480).

And it should be an application for (*sigh*) Windows, because this is what most people have.

As long as I can still experiment with mencoder-settings to get even better results for videos or copy the original, unchanged photo over via the normal file manager, why not?
The trick will be to present this as the "Copy to Tablet"-application, rather than the "re-encode video"-application.