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Hi people!
Just got ma k700 today and its working great, camera good, mp3 player workin well etc.
But im having a few problems (running r2c i think which is orange's version of r2ae003)
The video is EXTREMELY pixelated, you could probably count the pixels.
Also bluetooth is quite slow, but something i could live with
and when browsing esato, whenever i login, it says i have the wrong password. i tried bout 5 times and still said wrong password.
Any help?
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Posted: 2005-03-26 21:18:28
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Video is recorded at a low bitrate, you have to hold the camera very still to avoid pixelation. If you have to move it while recording, then move really really slow. Remember its just a toy, not a replacement for a real videocamera.
Normal Bluetoothspeed is 22-30kb/s, how does that compare to your experience ?
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Posted: 2005-03-26 21:47:35
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that sounds about right ( 2.0mb took probably 3 minutes) if the object is moving, that still causes to be pixelated?
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Posted: 2005-03-26 22:03:18
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Fast moving objects can also cause pixelation, but worst pixelation definately comes from camera movements.
I have clips with movement in, and no pixelation at all, because I keep the camera still.
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Posted: 2005-03-26 23:09:22
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I've noticed with my K700i the pixelation on the videos is worse if i've had the phone on a while and been performing other functions.
Normally rebooting the phone helps.
Btw, i heard that the K700i's maximum Bluetooth speed is 24kb/sec.
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Posted: 2005-03-27 00:44:04
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not quite, im transfering with 30kb/s with my new BT-adapter, while I maxed out at 22kb/s with my old one. But its in that area
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Posted: 2005-03-27 01:03:00
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@glenny..Etaab is right.I had the same problem when i had a k7.The video rec quality is terrible.That's one of the many reasons i decided to get rid.I'm afraid you're stuck with it dude.
This message was posted from a Nokia
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Posted: 2005-03-27 01:29:19
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videoquality is as can be expected, and exactly the same on s700 I might add. Having used the phone for other functions has no impact on videoquality either, thats just imagination.
Like I said, you have to keep the camera still, and have proper lightconditions. This is basic beginnerknowledge for anyone using any camera. And dont compare it to your average DV-cam, this is just a toy, invented and designed for commercial reasons to take short clips to be send via mms. Invented to generate traffic, not as replacement for a normal videocamera.
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Posted: 2005-03-27 03:06:26
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numb is right. the camcorder in all mobile phones are just for capturing small clips to be sent via mms not as an ordinary camcorder. the pixelation is not related to the quality of the camera but just depends on the light conditions and movement speed.
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Posted: 2005-03-27 11:43:42
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so how does samsung do it???
when i had my e 700 i could take pics on the highway doing about 120km/h and the pics were very decent... it is possible to get ridd of it im sure.
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Posted: 2005-03-27 12:04:27
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