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2010-03-18
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The recommended settings from the wiki have always worked for me.
Video encoding - maemo.org wiki
There is a more detailed description somewhere else -- I have it bookmarked on my home computer, so I'll add it later.\
I have often used MediaCoder: (there has been some controversy with the developer and the Open Source community in the past year or so)
MediaCoder
The settings listed here look close to what I have used:
MediaCoder • View topic - Nokia N800 settings
Last edited by crenquis; 2010-03-19 at 18:18.
Video encoding - maemo.org wiki
There is a more detailed description somewhere else -- I have it bookmarked on my home computer, so I'll add it later.\
I have often used MediaCoder: (there has been some controversy with the developer and the Open Source community in the past year or so)
MediaCoder
The settings listed here look close to what I have used:
MediaCoder • View topic - Nokia N800 settings
Last edited by crenquis; 2010-03-19 at 18:18.
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2010-03-19
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Look into ukki's excellent knots 2 application.
It will take out all of the work in converting videos, plus there's no waiting involved.
Personally I just stick with cartoons with a lower fps and audio rate since I can get really exciting results from that.
It will take out all of the work in converting videos, plus there's no waiting involved.
Personally I just stick with cartoons with a lower fps and audio rate since I can get really exciting results from that.
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So, does anyone have a set of specs for encoding their videos for optimal playback? I would also prefer h.264 codec.
I am after video bitrate and framerate, frames per second and audio settings and codec as well. I have multiple apps to do the encoding process so I don't need anything there.
Somebody out there must have figured this out.
thx!