my phone crashed while i was recording a video. i still have the 900 meg .tmp file saved on my phone, is there a way i can recover it? or more acurately, convert it so i can salvage the video i was able to record before the phone crashed? any help would be greatly appreciated. i tried saving the file on my computer and just changing the .tmp to .mp4, but that obviously didnt work. and no video player i have (wmc and wmp) are able to play it.
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my phone is a xda minis with 195mhz.....i have tried putting mp4 videos on but ends up showing very slow-something like a slide show. i tried reducing the video to 15 fps; it still wont run normally.i'v even tried 12 fps and close every other progrms running it still uns very slow!............some one help me plzzzzz i need to play video files on my fone
i will also appreciate a free software that will convert video files to mp4 cheerz!
it's not the fps you should change it's the resolution
So I recorded some video on my Sprint Mogul and it plays back just fine on Windows Media Player on my Mogul. Thing is, when I try to play the same files on my PC, it gives me an error message. It has the videos saved as .MP4 files and they won't playback on Windows Media Player on the PC or on Quicktime on the PC.
Anyone care to let me know how to make it so my video will playback on the PC?
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That's very strange, when I record mp4s on my mogul it works fine. Try using Motion JPEG that also works well for me for vids.
Hi,
Not sure if this is the best place for this question, but just on the chance that anyone knows a solution
Basically I have CM7 on my HTC desire and as far as I can see, it records in M4V which is h264 or something?
Anyway, I recently downloaded Avidemux video editor and opened a file I recorded off the desire to do minor editing (removing audio from a few seconds of the video, still haven't figure out how to do that either )
anyway, on inserting the video file, I get a warning saying "H.264 Detected: If the file is using B-Frames as a refrence it can lead to a crash or stuttering. Avidemux can use another mode which is safe but YOU WILL LOSE FRAME ACCURACY. Do you want to use that mode?"
then when I playback the video, there's a big delay on the audio sync. It plays fine in media player classic.
Any help or feedback appreciated
That's a generic problem with Avidmux and H.264 that I've run into numerous times and not related to CM7. I get the same problem using my Hauppauge HD PVR recording HD from component video to my Linux system. I'm had some success using Handbreak to convert formats but still looking for a decent non-linear video editor that will handle this stuff. I've about given up on Avidmux. Sorry for not being much help. :-/
Thanks for the reply. That's a pity, is there any format that would work easily with Avidemux, that CM7 can record in also, or is CM7 only for wm4? As far as I remmeber, leodroid recorded in 3GP?
Hello everyone,
maybe someone already had the issue below and could help me out...
I've turned my two old SGS2's with broken screen into an IP Webcam.
Both are gt-9100
Both have android 4.1.2 and the latest version of IP Webcam.
First, I've chosen the MOV video format, and when I try to open it, then it plays fine (but it produces quite huge files).
Second, I've chosen the WebM video format,
and when I access the webcam via browser (192.168.10.19:8080),
then I can see the thumbnails of recordings, but when I try to open them - nothing happens.
Also when I try to download the file and open it via MediaPlayer Classic, it does not work - "unable to open file".
Also, when I try to open the file directly on the phone, it does not work.
The same issue happens when I chose the MP4 format...
The issue occurs on both SGS2 phones.
Note that I have K-Lite Mega Codec Pack installed, and MediaPlayer opens other mp4 files without problem.
Any ideas what could be wrong with the recording?
Any help would be very appreciated!
Hello,
Thx for reply.
However streaming is not the problem.
I can see the stream from both SGS2 phones.
They are set to record the video on event (movement).
The video is recorded as mp4 (or webm) and saved in the internal memory.
I can see the video thumbnails,
but I cannot play it neither in the browser, nor via any player that I know of.
What's werid is that when I choose a MOV format, then it works well....
Hello,
Welcome to XDA.
Please post your question in the forum linked below
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/help
The experts there may be able to help.
Found the solution.
Seems like the trick was in the video settings.
Voice Bitrate 64kbit/s
Video bitrate 1500kbit/s <- here is catch #1, it does not work if anything else is set (in my case)
Video Format MP4
Resolution 800x480 <- here is catch #2, it does not work if anything else is set (in my case)
Quality 50
Limit FPS no limit
Now I am able to play mp4 files recorded by IP Webcam.
Hi, im having the following issue when trying to share the videos i recorded with my HTC U11, hope there is some fix for this.
I recorded a video with High-Res and the only way to share this video is with .mkv format, but the video needs to be edited and when is imported to Premiere there is no audio, neither if i convert the video to mp4 with media encoder, also tried to convert with VLC but no success.
Is there anyway or option that i missing to either extract the audio and insert it on a mp4, or convert the entire video to mp4 with audio?
Thanks.
Try media converter by antvplayer.