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Lolitka
9th January 2007, 12:34
There is original video in player what run on 20fps nice and smooth, whem i try to convert video and use 20fps player probably don't have enought power to decode it and when i convert it to 18fps then its more smooth than 20, i convrting it in mplayer.

Original video in player have 20 fps
(
Original video data:
48khz, 160kbps, stereo, cbr mp3
240x320, 354(?)kbps, 20fps, xvid - iso mpeg 4
crated in virutal dub
)
Converted video via video converter have 18 fps
(
240x320, 18fps, 311(?)kbps, xvid - iso mpeg 4
41khz, 128kbps, cbr mp3
crated in mencoder
)

If i use 20 fps in video encoder, video don't have smooth playback in player.

video converter vs. original:
http://rori.parba.cz/blog_loli.cz/blog_loli.cz/wp-content/uploads/18v20wtf.PNG

How can i encode it to work ok on 20fps?

Btw textsubitles filter for virtualdub is vobsub from guliverkli?

DarkZell666
9th January 2007, 15:09
Just comparing the 2 screens, I would say:

- "Audio frames" => "split across interleaves" or "aligned on interleaves"
- AVI v1.0 vs. AVI v2.0 (OpenDML).

This problem seems to be the way mencoder created the avi file.
Try opening the file you created with AVIMux_GUI and demux/remux the file with different settings. You won't need to reencode anything, since XviD settings seem to correspond.

I don't own a Meizu M6, it's just suppositions based on what you posted.

Lolitka
9th January 2007, 15:14
Hmmm nevermind i tryed another movies and 20fps works fine (about same as 18 fps). Anyway this whole avi and iso mpeg 4 things are realy complicated \:

henryho_hk
15th January 2007, 01:03
I found that no b-frame is used in either case. It's too bad if Meizu M6 does not support b-frames.

BTW, someone on the net said you can upgrade the firmware in order to play videos of 20fps.

Dams
16th January 2007, 09:52
I found that no b-frame is used in either case. It's too bad if Meizu M6 does not support b-frames.


I think you won't see difference on 2.4'' screen ;)

DarkZell666
16th January 2007, 10:49
It's not a matter of seeing a difference, it's a matter of hardware compatibility :)

Dams
18th January 2007, 14:02
Ya
As the resolution is well undersized, the b-frame isn't worth on such materials..

henryho_hk
18th January 2007, 16:15
B-frames mean smaller files. It worths for portable players with (relatively) small storages.