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
Maybe this is a really dumb question,
but i have this problem with longer movies, say 50 movies. If i watch them on my phone they hang and lag terribly! i dont know what the problem is... short movies arent the problem! plz help
which player do u use?
try tcpmp.
i watch much longer movies using that and no lag.
tried tmcp but same result! could it be that my memory card is too slow?
cpt.bert said:
tried tmcp but same result! could it be that my memory card is too slow?
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maybe the video you are watching is too big to handle for the vox's cpu ? if thats the case.. then use PocketDivXEncoder to scale down the file and qulity, which you can't see on the phone.. This allways works and you won't have any lag at all .. ! Try it, its free.. Not only that but your video files will get much smaller in size!
It usually is a memory problem. You should reencode them to lower bitrates and/or resolution and use a codec that doesn't need much processing power!
EDIT: Ups you were faster!
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It usually is a memory problem. You should reencode them to lower bitrates and/or resolution and use a codec that doesn't need much processing power!
EDIT: Ups you were faster!
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Hehe well then it just got confirmed..
But my suggestion would be that you use TCMP and then encode your videoes with PocketDivXEncoder.. It encodes the movies in divx format which TCPMP supports fully..
Good TIPS Friends... I convert all movies to MP4 format and plau using my default 710 (Windows Media Player). No issue for me. I will also have a try of TCPMP player and compare it Hope this will be much light for phone memory
Q: What format is best for pocket pc (MP4 or Divx converted by PocketDivXEncoder) ?
Download Source:
TCPMP Player: http://tcpmp.en.softonic.com/pocket
PocketDivXEncoder: http://www.pocketdivxencoder.net/
Video Recoding Tutorial - Video Settings
I worked on this pretty long and finally I do it this way:
Convert my videos with "Any Video Converter" (Freeware, google for it).
Use the following setting and the video will flow easily and the quality remains good:
Profile (defines the format): Mobile Phone MPEG-4 Movie
Codec: mpeg4
Size: 320x240 or 220x176, in this case size doesn´t really matter and does not effect the filesize that much.
Videobitrate: 96 kb/s is enough and gives u a good videoquality, the audioquality is more important, especially when u listen on the build in speakers.
video framerate: 15 fps (frames per second) are enough for fluid playback.
Audio Bitrate at least 128kbs, lower bitrate will sound like a tin.
Samplerate: 48000, sothat the audio is synch to the video.
So finally u will get a 90min. movie with about 130-150MB. That sounds little, but believe me, the quality is as good as a 300MB movie. If the quality is bad, the original movie itself has alot of pixelfractures in it.
U can watch the movie in win-mediaplayer without any codec-problems.
I got about 30 full length movies on my 4GB storagecard on VOX.
Here are my tips:
U can batch-encode them, just load the movies in the prog an check all boxes, do the settings once and let the prog recode all movies.
U can merge 2 files into 1. if u got the movie in 2 parts for example. just check the 2 files and rightclick merge down.
Check the aspectratio of your movies. in most cases it´s no problem with 320x240 size, but if u haven´t got a 16:9 movie, for example a 4:3 or widescreen without letterboxes, the movie will not be shown correctly, concerning the ratio. in this case set the size to "original", and probably change the settings in win mediaplayer not to fit the video automatically on screen.
What increases or decreases filesize the most are the video and audio bitrates.
Tried it a million times, the settings here are the best. otherwise u will get a huge filesize with almost no better video quality. But don´t get lower than the settings I mentioned above.
so thats my way, works best!!
PS: It´s actually not a matter of what player u use, it´s just that videoplayback in general uses the cpu heavily. But even if u got a better phone with better cpu u can use this settings, as I mentioned, u cannot see alot of diffrence to an 300MB movie, but u will be able to store the doubled amount of movies on your sd-card.
hi,
I'm trying to record lectures in class, and the recording stops after a while saying that the video has reached its size limit. I've checked the size of my videos and it stops recording when it reaches 1.90GB. Is there a way record videos larger than that size?
Thanks in advance
Hey guys,
the problem is, when I record a timeshift video, windows mediaplayer and vlc mediaplayer have difficulties to play the movie.
In normal sequence the video stutters but the slomo sequence is fine.
Besides sonys movieplayer also stutters playing timeshift movie! Only video hd app plays it quite perfect.
It's pretty frustrating watching timeshift videos on pc.
Sony support said i should try to transfer video via pc companion instead of copy and paste via mtp mode...
1080p 30 and 60 fps looking great on windows mediaplayer.
Does anybody have another solution?
Stuttering on Sony Z3 Compact in time shift video app output
I also experience stuttering in the result of the time shift video app when combining both normal speed and slow speed.
If all of the video is slow-motion there is no stuttering
If all of the video is normal speed there is no stuttering
If first part of video is normal speed and last part is slowmotion there is no stuttering
But if first part is slowmotion and middle part is normal speed and last part is slowmotion then there will be 1-2 seconds of stuttering between first and middle part.
As if fading from slowmotion part to normal speed part of the video does have a bug in the app that will result in stuttering in result video during the fade.
The stuttering can be seen when playing it on the phone after the video has been rendered. It is also stuttering when playing it in Windows Mediaplayer - but here there will also be mosaic and MPEG artifact during the stuttering.
It seems like there is a problem in Sony time shift video app during the rendering of the slowmotion to normal speed fading in the result video.
I thou noticed that when coping it to Google drive it will be converted and present in a YouTube player and it seems like that conversion removes the stuttering (Google somehow fixes the problem during the conversion)
Sony would you please fix that stuttering problem in the timeshift video app for Sony Z3 Compact so the rendered timeshift video does not consist stuttering when combining both normal and slowmotion?
Best regards,
Thomas
Hi guys as title i would love to record 2/3 hour of 4k video