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Davo_169 Posts: > 500

ok mate calm down ok...all im saying that there is a limit in quality when you've only got 176 by 144 pixels veiwable...im not arguing that the technology wont be good for mobiles...it will be great to have better quality vids with less MBs to use.
all im saying that is to get optimum quality from H.264 you need a high resolution screen...

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Posted: 2005-05-18 15:20:15
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tazmania Posts: 95

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On 2005-05-18 13:35:12, JoolsG4 wrote:
Obviously a mobile screen won't do justice to a video encoded for 1920x1080, 25 fps. The phone wouldn't be able to play it at 7-8Mbps! But at 176x144, 10-24 fps you'll get much higher quality video at a lower data rate (50-60kbps) than is currently possible with H263.

This means less cost to GPRS or 3G downloaders, with quicker downloads and a much better quality end result.

Now, content providers can use the same codec for everything from 176x144 to 1920x1080 safe in the knowledge that the quality will the the best possible. In the past different codecs were better for different playback platforms.



thats the beauty of this codec.
in a few months ull be able to take a video from ur HD camera and scale a part of it into 176*144 so that it can me viewed on small screen.

i use H264 and it looks great.
if mobiles had this technology, we wouldnt have ppl wining all the time about how crap the qaulity of the video on their k700 is !!!!


its just a shame that in a site like a Esato, where more than 50% act like experts (as soon as u ask something) noone really knows or has mentioned anything about H264 !!!


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Posted: 2005-05-18 15:24:40
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Davo_169 Posts: > 500

even if you take vid from your HD camera and reduce them to 176 by 144 you are still limited to that amount of pixels which is ok for phones but doesnt do the original HD video any justice does it??
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Posted: 2005-05-18 15:30:23
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Davo_169 Posts: > 500

@tazmania
are you from tasmania??
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Posted: 2005-05-18 16:06:28
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i dunno I think H264 in mobile phone is great!!! Coz not only u can view in the mobile.. u can transfer it to a pc and watch it.. which i normally do to save the moments... so H264 is great!! Why watch it in the mobile while u can store it in the pc and rip it a cd..
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Posted: 2005-05-19 12:54:55
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amnesia Posts: > 500

better is always worth it.
I mean, why have crap quality movies when you can have something better?

bring it on.
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Posted: 2005-05-19 21:32:29
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Andrew Skood Posts: 1

Hi everybody, I'm new here and I'd like to say something:

The POINT is: the H264 standard is BETTER than ANY OTHER standard and there IS NO REASON for not using it, at all.

The QUESTION is: WHY they prevent us from using it in our mobile phones? It's just a question of creating a new firmware and make it available to us. Nothing else.

I just can't understand ...

Does anyone knows any way of play H264 encoding files on W800!?! They can be in a 3gp format, mp4 or whatever.
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Posted: 2006-02-17 06:30:25
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shyam335 Posts: > 500

H.264 support is coming to mobile devices slowly.The new nvidia go5500 supports h.264 in hardware so does arm9e (somewhat limited) series as i know. Not sure if the Nexperia 4008 (?) processor for p990 support h.264 in hardware,but i have read somewhere it support h.264 but its not mentioned in specs or anywhere.
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Posted: 2006-02-17 18:20:02
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SCORPIONKING1982 Posts: > 500

the psp supports it and it look amazing!

cant see why mobiles wont before long
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Posted: 2006-02-17 18:50:05
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london-uk Posts: 214

5th Generation iPod (iPod with video) uses h.264 as its native codec, and it looks brilliant on the screen. Even with TV-out on a 32" it looks quite good (considering the video is optimized for iPod)
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Posted: 2006-02-18 01:52:10
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