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Hi,

I don't think you should post this kind of comment at Esato.



Yes, everyone knows about this, but it is not good to encourage people to steal software from the author(s) who spent so much time in programming.

Ofiaich
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Posted: 2008-04-19 12:03:16
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lol... nero recode.. converts .avi files... too.. u dnt know or wat?

i use it from past 2 yers for k750 nd now for k800... and it is also best for my ipod video... which tv out quality from nero is awesome..


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Posted: 2008-04-19 13:38:27
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guys wht happened to M3 ?>??


are they still developing it or have they abondoned it ??

please anyone give its latest release if its there ...
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Posted: 2008-04-19 13:51:40
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@wayne_rooney

Have never used it...???

Advice pls...

Also want to get rid of the black borders and make it full screen please...

Cheers
ENJOY
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Posted: 2008-04-19 16:55:28
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yaa
full screen also done in nero recode.. in trimming...


follow this tutorial for k750.. http://spawnweb.dk/recode/k750.htm

but just change as u want in k800... 320*240 nd stuff..
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Posted: 2008-04-20 13:30:05
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@wayne_rooney

Will look into that!

Cheers
ENJOY


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Posted: 2008-04-20 15:08:28
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Cheers all for your comments...am gonna give Super a try now.
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Posted: 2008-04-21 15:08:56
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I've been reading a lot about the K850 being able to play files @ 30fps. Armed with the latest version of ffdshow (for XViD decoding and VobSub subtitling) and Super, I am struggling to find the best settings for my phone. I do not have the latest firmware which is supposed to fix the media players speed issues and this is what i found so far:
- the highest values that would keep audio and video synchronized are 432 kbps for video and audio 96 kbps for audio.
- the most "forgiving" video codec with the phone's processor (and therefore battery consumption) seems to be XviD - also recommended by Sony Ericsson in their video tutorial on Developer's World website.
I only tested the above settings at 25 frames per second, because that's how the original movie was encoded.
So, as I write, "The Blair Witch Project" is being encoded in a 3gp v5 wrapper using XviD at 336 kbps, 320x240 at 25 fps, AAC 44100Hz stereo at 96 kbps. From the preview clips I made earlier, these settings keep the audio and video synched. If the movie is paused or rotated (changing between portrait and landscape) the image lags behind but the player recovers in 5 seconds or less. Tomorrow I'll let you know how the phone performed and how big was the resulting file compared to the original.

If anybody else made experiments and discovered other (meaning better) settings, please share! But only if you used SUPER, because I am not interested in M3 or Nero Recode... been there, done that.

Bafta! (means "good luck")
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Posted: 2008-04-21 17:15:34
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try M3, and get 400kbps video and 128 or 96 AAC audio. My k810 can play it perfectly. SUPER.. try the same, and see if it works. PS use same FPS as source . this is a tip not to get desynced audio.
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Posted: 2008-04-21 19:40:55
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I am not happy with the result. Not at all.
Filesize: 250 MB (691 MB original movie)
Quality: medium. The picture is extremely blocky when the camera moves fast and occasional artifacts occur in the image, especially around the subtitles and dark areas.

Overall, seems like i need to go higher with the video bitrate, but I can't! The sound plays normal but the image lags behind if I do that (even if I use File manager instead of Media to watch the movie). Damn it!
Any other suggestion? Please bear in mind the fact that I want subtitles encoded in my movie files).
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Posted: 2008-04-22 16:14:48
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