| John Lavin on Sun, 18 May 2003 17:33:04 -0400 |
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gabriel rosenkoetter said: > Aha. And have you experimented with various settings? I bet that's > part of Archos's "standard". Yeah - I've tried various settings - one thing that kills me is that if I turn down the bit rate to a lower setting in hopes that its just too much, the frames per second goes up past 30 and I _know_ that's too high... If there's a way to keep the fps down and reduce the bitrate, I'd love to hear it. > Have you been able to produce video that'll play on the thing under > windows? Can you play that with mplayer and find out exactly what > format it's in? I can't say - I haven't had a windows partition in years... They do ship some canned videos on the device and here are a few snippets from mplayer's output: VIDEO: [DX50] 352x160 24bpp 25.00 fps 1132.9 kbps (138.3 kbyte/s) ... Opening video decoder: [ffmpeg] FFmpeg's libavcodec codec family Selected video codec: [ffodivx] vfm:ffmpeg (FFmpeg MPEG-4) I don't see any other relevant info in the output. > How much you want to bet that's what Archos means by standard? Before I tried encoding in that format, I would have bet a lot!! Unless some other setting is wrong - like the vbitrate - that wasn't it. -john -- John Lavin <jlavin@wayreth.net> http://www.wayreth.net ,''`. Fingerprint: B0AA 4A33 D43F BA67 E524 22F3 DA3B F8C8 2BA4 8C46 : :' : The condition of the free man is that he does not live for the `. `' benefit of another --Aristotle `- Attachment:
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