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2012-10-20
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Originally Posted by wolke
Would you please guide me how to to do it? I'm using windows 7 x64. Any free readymade software? Thanks.
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2012-10-21
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im sorry, no.
i have never used windows 7, nor windows 6. or 5.
or 4, 3, 2, 1...BOOOM!
i only use real operating systems, not flashy toys for rich playboys on their yachts. i say, good chap! if you have that much money to burn, you might want to use GNU/Linux (C). i know the price is steep, but the software is just so much more refined and tasteful.
i have never used windows 7, nor windows 6. or 5.
or 4, 3, 2, 1...BOOOM!
i only use real operating systems, not flashy toys for rich playboys on their yachts. i say, good chap! if you have that much money to burn, you might want to use GNU/Linux (C). i know the price is steep, but the software is just so much more refined and tasteful.
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2012-10-21
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Could you share the ffmpeg script you use?
PS. I don't think we need any OS flamewars here.
PS. I don't think we need any OS flamewars here.
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2012-10-21
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Please don't post anything illegal on this thread. Thanks.
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2012-10-21
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Originally Posted by ayaztgi
Have a look here. XMedia Recode can batch-encode multiple files too.
Would you please guide me how to to do it? I'm using windows 7 x64. Any free readymade software? Thanks.
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2012-10-21
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Originally Posted by wolke
Woah, somebody should get off their high horse...
im sorry, no.
i have never used windows 7, nor windows 6. or 5.
or 4, 3, 2, 1...BOOOM!
i only use real operating systems, not flashy toys for rich playboys on their yachts. i say, good chap! if you have that much money to burn, you might want to use GNU/Linux (C). i know the price is steep, but the software is just so much more refined and tasteful.
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2012-10-21
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This thread appears to be a reprise of an earlier one. 
And, by reducing the resolution of my videos, I also end up reducing the file size, which means I'm wasting far less space when I store them on my phone.
Originally Posted by marxian
I do! I waste my valuable sleeping time by kicking off a batch of re-encodes before going to bed.
For many people these days, their time is more valuable than that of the phone CPU/GPU. Not many want to spend time re-encoding their video collection (plus storing two copies of the same video) for use on their phone.
And, by reducing the resolution of my videos, I also end up reducing the file size, which means I'm wasting far less space when I store them on my phone.
Originally Posted by ayaztgi
My favorite tool is the open-source program Handbrake. It works on most platforms (and will take full advantage of your 64 bit processor). It has lots of different presets available, but I usually just ignore them and manage the settings myself. I go for a minimalist H.264 encoding, which usually works fine; after selecting H.264 as my codec, I go to the "advanced" tab, set "Maximum B-Frames" to 0, and switch off "CABAC Entropy Coding", "8x8 Transform", and "Weighted P-Frames". After that, just choose the resolution you want, and set the thing off and running.
Would you please guide me how to to do it? I'm using windows 7 x64. Any free readymade software? Thanks.
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2012-10-21
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Originally Posted by wolke
yeah this ^
[..]playing videos where the size in pixels of the images displayed exceeds the size in pixels of the screen is a waste of computation[..]
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If you watch videos from the device.. you should encode them with a resolution that is the same with the resolution of your screen (if you want to achieve best viewing experience).
Anything higher than that won't make a difference.
of course if you plug the phone to a tv (hdtv) , well then you can put 720p/1080i (if supported by phone or/and tv) films in it.
unfortunately the N9 does not have an HDMI port
so, always try to watch 480 x 854 videos (or at least as close to this resolution as possible. more or less)
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2012-10-21
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Since it is a topic about encoding, I'll ask a question.
Is there a way to encode videos so that they appear in gallery and not videos? I have a lot of videos from my previous phones and would like to have them in the same place as my photos.
I would also like to compress my n9 videos because they take a lot of space without loosing them from gallery.
Is there a way to encode videos so that they appear in gallery and not videos? I have a lot of videos from my previous phones and would like to have them in the same place as my photos.
I would also like to compress my n9 videos because they take a lot of space without loosing them from gallery.
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2012-10-21
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Originally Posted by HELLASISGREECE
BTW, a lot of HDTVs now have the ability to play videos themselves, and have USB ports to connect to an external storage device (such as an N900 or N9).
of course if you plug the phone to a tv (hdtv) , well then you can put 720p/1080i (if supported by phone or/and tv) films in it.
unfortunately the N9 does not have an HDMI port
No HDMI port needed!
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