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Originally Posted by jayford View Post
I tried merging them:
http://wiki.maemo.org/Video_encoding

Please tell me what you think. I think it looks logical, one subject for N900, another for the older devices (could write that one better), and the streaming and the manual encoding also as a different topic as they apply to both.
There are two things which people should be interested in:
  1. What tools can I use for my N900, N8x0 and 770 for various OSes to transcode video/rip DVDs?
  2. What are the limits of the device if I'm doing it myself manually?

I think the separation between N900 and "older devices" is a little artifiicial as most of the information is common to both; the only difference is in the maximum qualities supported.

p.s - What is the capitalisation standard? Every letter capital?(except "to", etc)
Wiki page names are initial capital, rest lower case. For example:
  • Video encoding - consistent
  • N900 Video Encoding - inconsistent (if nothing else, should be N900 video encoding)
  • Video Encoding Basic Guide - inconsistent (if nothing else, should be Video encoding basic guide)

However, the intention of http://wiki.maemo.org/Video_encoding was always the "basic guide". People who want a detailed walk through of all the options of a specific tool are best dealt with with a sub-page.

Suggested organisation:
  • Video encoding - overview of tools for quick easy-to-use tools which support all tablet versions (tablet-encode, ITVC, Media Converter, Handbrake (with preset)); and mention of maximum recommended resolutions/bitrates.
  • Video encoding/Manual - how to manually use mencoder/Handbrake/ffmpeg/other random tool. Details the limitations (codecs, resolutions, bitrates etc.)
  • Video encoding/Handbrake_on_Windows - detailed step-by-step instructions for very inexperienced users who can't extrapolate from the overview.
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