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Google is your friend when it comes to finding converter software. 
Convert to MP4/FLV/AVI, install MPlayer and view either in MPlayer, Media Player, Canola2 (resource heavy), KMPlayer, etc.
MV4 to MP4 Search Results
MV4 to FLV Search Results
MV4 to AVI Search Results
Jesse~
Convert to MP4/FLV/AVI, install MPlayer and view either in MPlayer, Media Player, Canola2 (resource heavy), KMPlayer, etc.
MV4 to MP4 Search Results
MV4 to FLV Search Results
MV4 to AVI Search Results
Jesse~
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Request: NSF/SPC/GBS/USF/PSF/GSF/2SF/Adlib Player or Add-on for N900
N900 + GameGripper + Emulators + Kernel Power = <3
Request: NSF/SPC/GBS/USF/PSF/GSF/2SF/Adlib Player or Add-on for N900
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as far as I know, there's no such thing as an M4V file... technically. it's just a file extension that's used by some vendors instead of the MP4 you'd normally see.
So what you have is an MPEG4 file. If it's created for playback on an Apple device, it's probably MPEG4/AVC (=H.264) instead of the regular MPEG4/ASP.
N800/N810 does play such files. There are restrictions to bitrate and other encoding parameters, though, so if it doesn't play, it's not because it's "M4V", but because it happens to be not the right kind of M4V.
Depending on which platform you're running on your desktop, use any method described in the Wiki to make the file run.
(Oh, btw: on H.264 files, Nokia's Media Player usually does a better job than mplayer and other players using mplayer as their backend.)
So what you have is an MPEG4 file. If it's created for playback on an Apple device, it's probably MPEG4/AVC (=H.264) instead of the regular MPEG4/ASP.
N800/N810 does play such files. There are restrictions to bitrate and other encoding parameters, though, so if it doesn't play, it's not because it's "M4V", but because it happens to be not the right kind of M4V.
Depending on which platform you're running on your desktop, use any method described in the Wiki to make the file run.
(Oh, btw: on H.264 files, Nokia's Media Player usually does a better job than mplayer and other players using mplayer as their backend.)
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2009-07-16
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Originally Posted by jperez2009
Jesse, That was the first thing I did. But none of the video converter software I downloaded seemed to work. At least not the free ones. I am sure if I pay for them I could get what I need. But it's not worth it.
Google is your friend when it comes to finding converter software.
Convert to MP4/FLV/AVI, install MPlayer and view either in MPlayer, Media Player, Canola2 (resource heavy), KMPlayer, etc.
MV4 to MP4 Search Results
MV4 to FLV Search Results
MV4 to AVI Search Results
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2009-07-16
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Originally Posted by benny1967
Thanks for the site link, Benny. It's very informative.
as far as I know, there's no such thing as an M4V file... technically. it's just a file extension that's used by some vendors instead of the MP4 you'd normally see.
So what you have is an MPEG4 file. If it's created for playback on an Apple device, it's probably MPEG4/AVC (=H.264) instead of the regular MPEG4/ASP.
N800/N810 does play such files. There are restrictions to bitrate and other encoding parameters, though, so if it doesn't play, it's not because it's "M4V", but because it happens to be not the right kind of M4V.
Depending on which platform you're running on your desktop, use any method described in the Wiki to make the file run.
(Oh, btw: on H.264 files, Nokia's Media Player usually does a better job than mplayer and other players using mplayer as their backend.)
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2009-07-17
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Open your video file with gspot, it will tell you codec info.
bun
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WorldTV99, WorldTV99forN900, more, VCURLs72, Shortcuts; complete backup; gvm software; 2007He; LiveTV;
DualBoot
WorldTV99, WorldTV99forN900, more, VCURLs72, Shortcuts; complete backup; gvm software; 2007He; LiveTV;
DualBoot
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
RLA1999