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VempX
15th December 2007, 22:35
Hi~
I try to Encode a video in VirtualDubmod with XviD 1.1.2final for my SonyEricsson w810.But it can't be played in my phone?
(I don't want to use any converter)
Do I take some mistakes?
CWR03
16th December 2007, 09:57
Your phone will only play a .3GP file, something VirtualDubMod can't create. I don't know why you "don't want to use any converter," because it's what you'll need to do to create a compatible video.
gh05t
16th December 2007, 11:03
I encode stuff for my k550 with virtual dub and it plays nice on the phone. Make sure you mux it in .mp4 with aac or mp3. According to this document:
http://rapidshare.com/files/76923816/dg_media_r12a.pdf.html
your phone should suport Xvid @ QVGA 15 fps.
But a suggest you encode @ 224x176 25 fps (or whatever your source video frame rate is), since the screen is 176x220. I use bitrate around 350 kbps and it looks great.
Good luck!
VempX
17th December 2007, 13:57
To CWR03
I think converter is not good.I like to encode video on myself.Maybe it is not really^ ^
To gh05t
Thanks for your pdf.
I have muxed it into .mp4 with an aac.
But when I play it, I can only hear the sound. There is not video on the screen.
Is any mistakes of XviD options? I have disabled the B-f and quarter pixel.
gh05t
18th December 2007, 10:44
I use Mobile profile in Xvid 1.1.3. With no b-frames and Qpel it should work. What's your resolution? Try something smaller first, like 176x144.
VempX
18th December 2007, 14:25
I use 176x144.
Maybe the key point is my phone?
mdoubledragon
15th January 2008, 21:14
I have W810 too. When you get audio but no video it means you are using a bitrate that is too high for W810. I personally feel that the teeny tiny video resolution W810 supports, 128k video bitrate is just fine and plays well.
blizard
16th January 2008, 13:49
Hi~
I try to Encode a video in VirtualDubmod with XviD 1.1.2final for my SonyEricsson w810.But it can't be played in my phone?
(I don't want to use any converter)
Do I take some mistakes?
If you are not totally against another editor instead of VDM, you can use AVIdemux as it has an IPOD profile. You only need to change filter to re-size to 176 x 220 instead of 320 x 240 which is size for Ipod resolution. Pick a filter to change FPS and change to nearest 15 FPS if that is required to be able to play on SE. Look in menu for auto>ipod. Check that it will have MP4 container and save it with an extension of MP4 (filename.mp4) as that is not added by itself from AVIdemux, so you later will be able to see file as MP4 in windows. (File without extension are still in correct container format, but lack connection to windows extension which tell which player that will be preferred to play file. On cell phone you will only see file, but can not play file and to give it an extension is not possible when it is on cell phone memory.)
AVidemux will create a video with AAC sound (make sure that it is set in audio codec to FAAC - sometime copy mode is selected for video with mp3 and that doesn't work well on SE cellphone in MP4 container). Xvid4 (video codec) is set to basic profile, so it should work without any adjusting.
Here you have a link on doom9.org for AVIdemux FAQ (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=126164). If you only want to edit and re-size you can keep copy for both audio and video mode, make use of container that support original video content and make use of another transcoder solution. Just to make it clear: AVidemux contains everything in one place/package and does not need to be installed on windows system like VDM need through vfw.
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I have used both SE W550i and SE P1i and both work with AVIdemux and those setting above, so your SE W810 should also work.
leiming2006
18th January 2008, 09:17
Try ffmpeg to mux video and audio? like this:
ffmpeg -i xxx.avi -i xxx.aac -vcodec copy -acodec copy -map 0:0 -map 1:0 -f 3gp xxx.3gp
The video can be played on my lenovo mobile phone.
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