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2014-05-30
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Originally Posted by Vento
Use Avidemux (in ubuntu/mint linux) to compress the video stream to XviD (two-pass average bitrate @1000 kbps), and compress the audio stream to mp3 mono 64 kbps.
Hi, I've done some editing in this days and now I've a "small" video file:
Does this help?
Last edited by rogierrr; 2014-05-30 at 12:02. Reason: spelling
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I have since disabled my boot video but any file that the N900 is equipped to play can be used as a boot video and/or I assume a boot audio file if desired. I grabbed a MP4 video file from youtube of a Saturn V moon launch and it ran fine unmodified. I renamed the boot video.
This will help too:
http://nokia-n900.com/how-to-change-...on-nokia-n900/
Last edited by biketool; 2014-05-30 at 12:33.
This will help too:
http://nokia-n900.com/how-to-change-...on-nokia-n900/
Last edited by biketool; 2014-05-30 at 12:33.
- 4 second
- 29.97 FPS
- Uncompressed Video 800x480
- PCM S16 LE Audio 16bit 44100Hz
So now I've a 144MB file... So my questions are:
- Can I use this file in my N900 as boot video? The file is huge but isn't compressed, will slow down the device or not?
- What is the best codecs to choose (to reduce file size) without lose quality?
Last edited by Vento; 2014-05-29 at 10:08.