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Hi!
In normal mode mp4 file plays smooth (about 12fps),
but when i change to widescreen mode
video is jumping (about 5fps)...
How can i play video file in widescreen with min. 10fps?
Thanks for answers.
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Posted: 2003-12-10 23:03:25
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i think this has to be normal. it happens to me to. is this a file you encoded in your pc? maybe you should change the resolution to match that of the p800 (wide)screen.
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Posted: 2003-12-11 00:01:17
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standard p900 vid player is ok but crap when you try to watch anything in wide screen use the phillips player much better but a bit unfunctional but the quality is super duper wuper.
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Posted: 2003-12-11 00:11:14
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Yes... i encoded mp4 in my pc, but i tried many resoultions and effect is the same.
Someone can paste some PVAuthor settings here? (to have the best results in widescreen)
Thanks!
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Posted: 2003-12-11 00:16:27
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There are a couple things you can tweak to make Widescreen mode better or minimize pixelation.. Check out the pics below.. In the 4:3 screen (pic 1) the details are quite clear. In the Widescreen mode (pic 2) you can still make out some details of Neo's face even from a bad pic taken with a digital cam. The video quality didn't deteriorate much or noticeably. In the other pic (pic 3) you'll notice that in the a 4:3 ratio the pic quality of a differnt file is quite clear as well. However, it is possible to minimize pixalation when stretched to Widescreen as I did with the vid in pic 1.
One thing you must take in consideration when encoding is to know your media capacity. The two files pictured in these pics are about 2hr + in length. I judge quality based on the length (duration) of the file plus the media size it is able to fit. Most don't take into account that if they encode 'DVD' quality video it might not be possible to fit a 2hr + file into a 128mb stick. If that's the case then how is that practical for a device that has a media capacity of 128mb. I find segmenting a file useless and impractical in that sense.. However, I have been able to produce very good quality files with these parameters in mind: File duration / Media Capacity / Visual Quality. Some will concentration one of these three parameters, but not all three., It no longer becomes practical for the Pxxx phones if you can not meet all the parameter requirements.
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Posted: 2003-12-11 00:20:08
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Where i can find philips player?
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Posted: 2003-12-11 00:21:16
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thanks for the insight bengal boy.
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Posted: 2003-12-11 00:25:56
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But quality is quite good... There is problem with frames per seconds... 4:3 mode is smooth but widescreen jumping as slideshow! ... I wanna to convert small movie (about 10 min.)
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Posted: 2003-12-11 00:34:23
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