http://blip.tv/file/441109
Jan
On 10/22/07, David Meade [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hmmm thats odd ... 3gp is a type of mp4 as I understand it .. but
still ... that odd. :-P
I don't think I can change the extension, but I can choose to save as
avi instead of mp4 ... I'll do some testing ...
Crazy. Thanks Jan! I hope to find a solution that will work right
from the phone ... I wonder if I can rename the files right on the
phone perhaps.
I'll try to do some testing over lunch today.
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On 10/23/07, Jan McLaughlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone:
On 10/22/07, Rupert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Pat,
I still advise caution on that interpretation of the market. My own
interpretation of mobile companies offering video services is that
they are selling their own content from their own portals. That's how
it is in the
Hi all -
Does anyone know of a Windows Mobile application that allows for
trimming and combining of video clips? I just cannot find such an app
but find it hard to believe that not even one crappy option exists.
My windows mobile phone takes video (avi or mp4) and I want to be able
to trim the
Hadn't thought about that David, but it might be nice...especially to cut
out the last 2-3 frames when filming 'small' video in 3gp (my pocket pc
films in either 3gp or mp4, 'large').
Here are my collected 8525 links though - FYI -
http://del.icio.us/love_detective/8525
Will let you know if I
well I have an unlimited data plan with cingular (now att) , and can
record as much video as my SD card will allow.So far my mobile
vlogs have all been via email. I record the video and then email it
to my blip address ... it then automatically gets cross posted to my
site.
I've done one
So I downloaded one of your mp4s and changed the extension to 3gp and
it plays fine.
What that means, I don't know.
Seeing as it worked for a while and then stopped, my first guess is
that it's something Apple screwed up in the last Quicktime update -
allowing QT to recognise a 3gp file with
hmmm thats odd ... 3gp is a type of mp4 as I understand it .. but
still ... that odd. :-P
I don't think I can change the extension, but I can choose to save as
avi instead of mp4 ... I'll do some testing ... given your discovery,
I bet they probably are using the same codec inside the avi
Oh, God, I haven't used Facebook for ages. Except to watch those
videos that Heath made, and only then because he tagged me and I got
sent a message about that.
It's got to the point where I'm scared to open it to read all the
messages and friend requests and hear how many people have bitten
Hi everyone:
On 10/22/07, David Meade [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hmmm thats odd ... 3gp is a type of mp4 as I understand it .. but
still ... that odd. :-P
I don't think I can change the extension, but I can choose to save as
avi instead of mp4 ... I'll do some testing ... given your
Hey Pat,
Yeah, the unfortunate truth of video codecs is that you can't make
something for everyone.
Flash seems like the perfect Mac/Windows solution, since nearly all
computers have Flash player, or can download it quickly.
But Flash doesn't work on phones. Or at least, Flash 8 9 won't
Yeah. I had same probs with mp4 files not playing. Anywhere.
Used the 'change the extension to 3gp' which worked fine.
Problem with 8525 pocket pc mp4 shooting is that the files are too large to
MMS to Blip, so I've got to get 'em to the MacBook, change the extension,
edit, then upload.
Have
My guess is the most universal cell phone format for download is 3gp.
Send me your phone # off list and we can try.
Jan
On 10/22/07, Patrick Cook [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone:
On 10/22/07, David Meade [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hmmm thats odd ... 3gp is a type of mp4 as I
Hi everyone:
On 10/22/07, Rupert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Pat,
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The one format that does seem to be accepted by almost all phones
that play video is 3gp.
But at what resolution? 160x120 or thereabouts, I think. Tiny.
Interestingly enough, I've found from the software
Hi Pat,
I still advise caution on that interpretation of the market. My own
interpretation of mobile companies offering video services is that
they are selling their own content from their own portals. That's how
it is in the UK, anyway - most video consumed on phones is P*rn/Soft
P*rn
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