Gauze
16th March 2008, 22:58
I have used Super for this and it generally works well (though changing the bitrate for the video didn't seen to effect the resulting video size, which makes me doubt whether that variable has any effect). Personally I thought Super was incredibly ugly and shady but since I couldn't get Samsung or AT&T to tell me th technical information for my A737, I needed something easy to set up and just try different settings.
Generally, Super worked well enough and converted episode 3 of ProAtCooking and some RvB PSA I had downloaded. However, it could not convert the PurePwnage.flv or QuickTime file I downloaded. While I'm not particularly surprised with the QuickTime file, th PurePwnage.flv was a tad confusing. I'm at work at the moment so I can't check with GSpot whether the flv had th video encoded in V6, but I remember that the PurePwnage site said it requires DivX, which I guess might have been my problem.
At first, I thought my phone just didn't support video files bigger than 40 mB but VLC couldn't play the .3gp either. So I'm assuming that the file was just invalid in it's construction.
I would prefer a single program that can just do all th conversions by itself and could run from a flashdrive, but if I have to demux the flv (and possibly .wmv and .mov in the future), transcode the (V6/DivX/WMV 9/Quicktime) video to 176 x 144 H.264 stream with (ffmpeg?/mencoder?/x264?), encode the (mp3/wma) audio to AAC with (NeroAAC commandline?/FAAC?), and mux it all into a 3GP with MP4Box with a frontend (MeGui?) I would like to what to use.
Generally, Super worked well enough and converted episode 3 of ProAtCooking and some RvB PSA I had downloaded. However, it could not convert the PurePwnage.flv or QuickTime file I downloaded. While I'm not particularly surprised with the QuickTime file, th PurePwnage.flv was a tad confusing. I'm at work at the moment so I can't check with GSpot whether the flv had th video encoded in V6, but I remember that the PurePwnage site said it requires DivX, which I guess might have been my problem.
At first, I thought my phone just didn't support video files bigger than 40 mB but VLC couldn't play the .3gp either. So I'm assuming that the file was just invalid in it's construction.
I would prefer a single program that can just do all th conversions by itself and could run from a flashdrive, but if I have to demux the flv (and possibly .wmv and .mov in the future), transcode the (V6/DivX/WMV 9/Quicktime) video to 176 x 144 H.264 stream with (ffmpeg?/mencoder?/x264?), encode the (mp3/wma) audio to AAC with (NeroAAC commandline?/FAAC?), and mux it all into a 3GP with MP4Box with a frontend (MeGui?) I would like to what to use.