what about adjusting the bit rate - not necessarily for the files you've already created, but for the future?
On 4/22/07, Craig Froehle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > So, in essence, you're suggesting that I duplicate hundreds of video > files, thereby wasting dozens of gigabytes of disk space, just to > compensate for the fact that the Treo needs about 20% more oomf in the > CPU area. Thanks, but no thanks. > > Any other ideas that don't require altering the original video files? > > BTW, in case anyone was going to suggest Kinoma, I just purchased the > upgrade Kinoma player ($14.95) to see if it had better performance > than TCPMP. I couldn't have been more wrong. Not only does Kinoma > Player 4 EX output about half the framerate (at best) that TCPMP does, > it won't even handle Xvid files. That's the last time I let myself > get suckered into buying commercialware without a demo first. > > > On 4/22/07, bbernstone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > well the one other thing you could try, since you dont want to do > > what you really should, is to jump into the future and get a faster > > chip for the phone... but that would require a lot of energy for the > > time warp, and i think you could probably do it a lot easier by just > > resizing your vids... > > > > try vdub... its totally easy to use, free, and can do batch mode for > > converting tons of files at once using the same parameters if they > > are all 640x480... you just load one file up so you can set all the > > prefs (use the crop filter to resize it to 320x240), then put each > > one in the batch list, by loading the file and doing a save avi (with > > the setting "do not run this job now" so it puts it into the batch > > list), then just run the batch before ya go to bed, and when ya wake > > up in the morning they will all be done!! > > > > http://virtualdub.sourceforge.net/ > > > > There is also a version called vdubmod that will load up .vob files > > (dvd's), but that is just to extract the video.. you still need to > > run it thru vdub after that to combine the vid and aud since vdubmod > > wont, but there are very few apps that will actually read .vob > > files... > > > > the only other thing you may not have is the Xvid codecs you would > > want... > > > > http://www.xvid.org/Downloads.15.0.html > > > > peace, > > bb > > --- In [email protected], "Craig Froehle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > wrote: > > > > > > Hey, guys, I was wondering if anyone has suggestions on how to get > > > TCPMP on a 700p to drop fewer frames when playing back VGA > > > (640x480)-sized Xvid videos. Currently, I'm getting about 1/3rd to > > > 1/4th of all frames dropped, and that's pretty noticeable. > > > > > > I'm specifically hoping for a settings tweak in TCPMP (I'm running > > > 0.72RC1) or a stable overclocking* solution or a definitive way to > > > determine whether it's my SD card that's causing the problem (I'm > > > using a 150X 4GB Transcend that seems to give blazing read speeds, > > so > > > I don't think it's that). > > > > > > What I'm NOT looking for are suggestions to (a) reduce the video > > > resolution (I want to play these specific files), (b) buy a > > different > > > media player app, unless it's just the best thing evar), or (c) tell > > > me to use a different video format (see (a) above). > > > > > > *I've tried the freeware version of PXA Clocker, but TCPMP either > > > shows no improvement (at some settings) or crashes immediately upon > > > launch (other settings). So no dice there. > > > > > > Thanks in advance... > > > - Craig > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > -- ============================== War Eagle
