(great Converter BTW.
But i need to know the custom settings
as far as deminsions for the 3d i put W=960 Pixels=100% H=564 and same pixles.
Am i missing something, or does it need to be that 1080 Width?
Those are correct....960 x 540 actually
Make sure its an mp4 or m4v format
And aac format in audio
Bussin Caps n 3D
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As you know our phone isn't really equipped to play most videos we throw at it, so what video bitrate/resolution/framerate have you found to work the best on the Optimus one?
And please mention which software you use to convert.
THIS IS IT....
xvid codec 640*360 max with ~1Mbps and mp3/aac audio are played without conversion...(your Sitcom episodes)...
Havent TRIED h264 or DIVx playback ...on the box though it does say DIVX resolution upto 320*240..
files with ogg video(theora) and ac3 audio dont play without conversion
No 720p,1080p/i playback possible...FOR ALL HIGHER resolutions/bitrate u need to convert ..i have a personal converter favourite....hassle free and its just a GUI for the wonderful FFMPEG program...herehttp://miksoft.net
Really? Mine struggles to play 624x352 24fps .mkv files. Unwatchable.
Which video player do you use on your phone?
I use Handbrake for all my videos. Starting from the "iPhone Legacy" profile, here are the settings I use to create H.264 files:
- Video: 480 x 320, H.264 (x264) codec, 768 Kbps bitrate, FPS same as source
- Audio: AAC (faac), stereo, 44.1 KHz, 128 kbps bitrate.
Image and sound are crystal clear, but of course, you can find your own favorite settings (just don't mess with the advanced settings, our CPU only handles the basic H.264 profile).
I use RockPlayer (the free version) for playback, because it can render .srt subtitles.
sarfaraz1989 said:
i have a personal converter favourite....hassle free and its just a GUI for the wonderful FFMPEG program...herehttp://miksoft.net
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Hey, is that mik_os' company?
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Hey, is that mik_os' company?
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Lol I m pretty sure its not mik's company and I never said I cud play mkv files ...that container is a ***** ..
Yeah it is. And thanks for that link, it works great.
I'm using the m video player. It is pretty good and plays with subtitles. Loving it. Just that the phone doesn't support higher resolution mp4 videos. Jus the audio plays and the video drags. I use demo player to play flv. Some videos play fluently while other drag and drag!!
Also ppl if you are into h264 (like masteryx is)
U could try "any video converter" here http://www.any-video-converter.com/products/for_video_free/
It is wonderful i m using it...At these setting
h264 778Kbps 480*320
mp3 48Hz 128kbps
in .avi container..Conversion is faster than handbrake
http://developer.qualcomm.com/dev/chips/msm7x27-chipset-family
Hey...i am nt able to see any high resolution video sice past 10 days....i cud see those videos earlier bt nw whrnrver i wana play it gets stucked and then it sayd cant play video error 1,48...can u help me please?? :-(
I was wondering the same thing! *.mkv wasn't really a good experience on p500
i'd like to convert avi and other video files for my sga.
What is the recommend settings for convert?
video bitrate?
audio bitrate?
format?
fps?
astron1985 said:
i'd like to convert avi and other video files for my sga.
What is the recommend settings for convert?
video bitrate?
audio bitrate?
format?
fps?
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mp4 (either H.263 or H.264/MPEG-4 AVC)
30 or 29.97 or 25 (depending on the original fps of the video you are formating)
350 - 500 kbps video bitrate
480 x 360 px video resolution (for high quality)
112 kbit/s AAC-LC
Make sure to us Baseline Profile for AVC
..or, you could just use Mobo video player. It can play many video format.
vPlayer support a lot of formats as well!
If u want to convert video files for ace on a pc use a video converter like xilisoft video converter.it has a separate profile for samsung phones.
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thanks to everybody
Use mobo, it supports most formats, wonderful player
can the HTC Flyer handle 1080p video playback in any format ????
Yes , some formats can be handled in 1080p, but the screen only displays enough resolution for 720p so its down-scaled, therefore wasted bandwidth.
It does not even play some of the 720p Videos. So we cant really say it plays all the 720p resolution vids.
I have searched a lot over google etc. about knowing if the smartphones with HDMI output capability actually outputs 720p or 1080p on HDTV or it is just that the screen resolution is upscaled to HD..
I can understand that all HD games are high in graphics but they are not actually 720p resolution certainly..but i am talking about HD movies which are of 1280*720 resolution which plays on my xperia neo v like a true HD video with high density of my screen with bravia engine enabled it looks awesome on my mobile..
But my query is when I connect it to HDTV by HDMI cable provided with xperia neo V...the same HD (1280*720) does not seems to be like HD..So is it that it outputs the mobile screen resolution by upscaling even in the case of HD files ?
Is that just happens with xperia neo v or all the android smartphones with HDMI output capabilities just upscales the resolution?
Please make it clear with few links possible as well as help on how to make the HDMI output for HD videos look as good as possible..(specially on my xperia neo v)
Thank you..
Its with everyphone coz HD output needs HD input too...
If input is 800x480, then it wud be upscaled to 720 or 1080p, though the videos will be in original(non-upscaled) resolution..
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Its with everyphone coz HD output needs HD input too...
If input is 800x480, then it wud be upscaled to 720 or 1080p, though the videos will be in original(non-upscaled) resolution..
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Thanks for the help so that means if I play 720p HD movies then it ISS actually thhe complete resolution right? And not the upscaled screen resolution..I can understand for non hd videos games etc..but the one which is HD is actually displayed in HD only right?
hello. I am facing an issue trying to play 3D mkv files with 3D subtitles over 1080p HDMI on a ainol novo 8 advanced.
imgur . com / RBCI4 - see it here
This image I took from a youtube video, but this is what happens with my tablet with hdmi out 1080p
The video player interface still at 1280x768 but the video is at its original 1080p
With hardware decoding running
I dont know if this is related to all android tablets/phones or just some kind
My challenge is to play mkv 3d with 3d subtitles. But this can only be done if the player interface, thus the subtitle position, is also full screen.
If this is a all android issue, so I will have to give up
Its hard enough find a player that plays 3d subtitles (mv player does, with .idx type embedded at the mkv file)
Regards
Hi everyone,
This is my first post on this forum. I am not sure if it is proper to ask my question here. It seems this's a forum for developers? I am not a developer at all. If I posted on the wrong thread I am sorry.
I just bought my Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime TF201 about a month ago. You see, I am completely a newbie about the tablet things. I have a large collection of Blu-ray discs which I want to put onto my TF201 for watching while traveling around. I found a Blu-ray ripping program (It is called Aunsoft Blu-ray Ripper if it matters) that can convert Blu-ray movies to the MP4 format videos for watching on Android tablets.
My question is: I don't know what are the best output settings I should use with the Blu-ray program There are too many technical terms I can hardly understand. Does anyone here have any video conversion experience for Transformer Prime? Any advice or instruction is highly appreciated!
Detailed info about the settings in Aunsoft Blu-ray Ripper software:
Format: H.264 Video(*.mp4)
Video settings available are:
Codec - h264
Size(pix) - original; 1280*720; 1440*1080; 1920*1080.
Bitrate(kbps) - original; 4000; 6000; 8000, 10000; 12000.
Frame Rate(fps) - original; 12; 15; 20; 23.976; 24; 25; 29.97; 30.
Audio settings available are:
Codec - aac; ac3.
Sample Rate(hz) - 22050; 32000; 44100; 48000.
Bitrate(bps) - 64000; 96000; 128000; 160000; 256000; 320000; 640000.
Channels - Mono; Stereo; 5.1 channels.
So I haven't done any converting myself, but I think I can help. Ill just go through those settings you listed and give you what i think would be the best choice.
video-
size- 1920*1080 should work since the prime can handle hd
Bitrate - not sure on this one I would imagine that you could go pretty high like 8000-1000
frame rate- 30
Audio-
codec - aac
sampe rate - 44100
bitrate - (idk on this I think anything is fine) 256000
channels- doesn't really matter the prime will only play mono from its own speaker, but if you hook it up it might be able to do more so maybe 5.1 or else stereo
Hope this helps
If you have a large collection of blu-rays that you want on the Prime, then storage space may become an issue, even if you get a micro-SD card. You could try the suggestions made by cmat1120 and see how many GB a single movie takes up. That will help you determine how many movies you'll be able to store on your Prime.
If you plan on watching movies with headphones, I'd recommend going with a stereo audio output. I don't know if 5.1 will do you any good because I don't think that surround sound gets passed through the HDMI port (I haven't been able to get it to work, anyway), and the extra audio channels won't improve headphone quality.
I also recommend going with original frame rate. I don't see a need to change it, and I especially don't see any reason to increase it above the original. That won't magically give you extra frames that don't exist in the first place.
If you're aiming for 1080p HD, then it is 1920 x 1080 with 24 fps. That's where I would start, and I'd adjust the bitrate depending on how much storage space I want to use per movie; a higher bitrate will take up more storage space but will have better quality.
After thinking about it some more, I am changing a recommendation - go with 1280 x 720 resolution. The Prime's display is 1280 x 800, and some of those 800 pixels are dedicated to the bar at the bottom of the screen. The Prime cannot display 1080p on its own screen. If you rip your movies at 1920 x 1080, the Prime will scale it down to 1280 x 720 when it displays it. I don't even think it can display 1080 through HDMI; only 720. Shrinking the movies down to 720 when you decode them will spare you a chunk of storage.
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After thinking about it some more, I am changing a recommendation - go with 1280 x 720 resolution. The Prime's display is 1280 x 800, and some of those 800 pixels are dedicated to the bar at the bottom of the screen. The Prime cannot display 1080p on its own screen. If you rip your movies at 1920 x 1080, the Prime will scale it down to 1280 x 720 when it displays it. I don't even think it can display 1080 through HDMI; only 720. Shrinking the movies down to 720 when you decode them will spare you a chunk of storage.
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It can display 1080 via HDMI, assuming your content is 1080 of course. I'd still go with 720 though.. Personally I can barely tell the difference between 1080 vs 720 up-close.. I have trouble distinguishing the two from 8-10 feet away, and the TFP will only display 720 if you're watching on the tablet.
.mkv 720p
although 1080p isn't a problem either, with dice player you just resize it to fill your screen
and bitrate above 160 if you hear the difference on this device I want your ears
Thank you all very much for your inputs here! Really appreciate.
I've tested with the 1080P settings that cmat1120 suggested to convert my Transformers BD of 2hrs 23min. Guess what? The generated MP4 file is 10.28GB! Although the file played flawlessly with surprisingly good quality on my big computer screen, the huge file size made my Transformers Prime tablet a little it bit hard to cope with.
The 1080P settings generates too huge file. In this way my tablet will only be able to store 2 or 3 movies.
I've also tried to use ac3 5.1 audio settings, but the converted file played without sound on TF201. I think ac3 5.1 makes no sense for Transformer Prime as it will only to be able to produce stereo sound.
I then tried with the 1280*720 settings and the generated file is more acceptable with good quality on TF201. The final file is only 4.14GB. This way my tablet will be able to hold about 6 or 7 movies.
The detailed settings I used as below:
Format: H.264 HD Video(*.mp4)
Video settings:
Codec - h264
Size(pix) - 1280*720
Bitrate(kbps) - 4000
Frame Rate(fps) - 24
Audio settings:
Codec - aac
Sample Rate(hz) - 44100
Bitrate(bps) - 128000
Channels - stereo
The 720P settings also converts faster in the Aunsoft Blu-ray Ripper. So I think I will use the above settings for my future conversion.
But if there's any way to make the final size decreases to 2GB around while still keeping the good quality...
Thanks again cmat1120, jkvato, namebrandon and Hawkysoft !
I use DVD Catalyst. It is the best ripping software I've found. It has a bunch of pre-sets for many devices including the Prime. These pre-sets are also set-up for whatever resolution you are looking for from SD to Blue-Ray. This program also has the capability to remove the black bars from certin aspect ratio's. I personaly have not ripped any Blue-Rays but there is a pre-set for HD.
The people who make DVD Catalyst are great at answering e-mail for any problem or question you have. They usually answer within a few hours.
Highly recommended
http://www.tools4movies.com/
I use DVD Catalyst as well, and it's a pretty good program. The downside is that in order to rip blu-rays you also need to buy additional software to decrypt the blu-ray, such as Any DVD HD or DVDfab Passkey for Bluray.
I used DVD Fab HD Decrypter to rip the Bluray to hdd then Handbrake to encode to .mp4 (use the ipad preset). Resulting file size has been fairly small. Puss In Boots.mp4 was < 1G. Other movies have been approx 2G or less.
It's not a one-step solution but both apps are free and both apps work on Linux as well as Windows.
THANK YOU FOR MORE INPUTS HERE!
I find Handbrake is very useful to reduce the file size while keeping relatively good quality.
The generated MP4 file from Aunsoft Blu-ray Ripper using the 1080P settings is around 10GB. After using Handbrake to convert again to the iPad format it is now reduced to 1.3GB. Great
The 1.3GB file is now in the .m4v format with resolution 1024*464. It played fairly well on my Transformer Prime and much better on my sister's iPad 2
Also I find if you reduce in Aunsoft Blu-ray Ripper the video bitrate(kbps) value to 2000 the generated H264 MP4 file can be even smaller! At 4000kbps it is 4.14GB, but with 2000kbps it is only 2.14GB and the video quality is still quite good. Surprise
So it seems the video bit rate is the main factor deciding the final file's size.
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THANK YOU FOR MORE INPUTS HERE!
I find Handbrake is very useful to reduce the file size while keeping relatively good quality.
The generated MP4 file from Aunsoft Blu-ray Ripper using the 1080P settings is around 10GB. After using Handbrake to convert again to the iPad format it is now reduced to 1.3GB. Great
The 1.3GB file is now in the .m4v format with resolution 1024*464. It played fairly well on my Transformer Prime and much better on my sister's iPad 2
Also I find if you reduce in Aunsoft Blu-ray Ripper the video bitrate(kbps) value to 2000 the generated H264 MP4 file can be even smaller! At 4000kbps it is 4.14GB, but with 2000kbps it is only 2.14GB and the video quality is still quite good. Surprise
So it seems the video bit rate is the main factor deciding the final file's size.
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now try to compress it to mpv, 720p and tell me the output ;-p
720p is better than 1080p for the prime, also reduces size, although 1080p isn't a problem either for me.
p.s. the movies i watch are roughly between 4 and 7GB
Series at the otherhand are mostly between 1.5 and 2.5GB makes sense cuz of the time huh?
p.s. i checked the program you use, and it should support mpv compression as well
"now try to compress it to mpv, 720p and tell me the output ;-p"
Thank you Hawkysoft!
Did you mean the MKV format?
I could not find the MPV output format in Aunsoft Blu-ray Ripper
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"now try to compress it to mpv, 720p and tell me the output ;-p"
Thank you Hawkysoft!
Did you mean the MKV format?
I could not find the MPV output format in Aunsoft Blu-ray Ripper
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ah yes sorry... thats what i ment yea
I just tested with the MKV 720P settings from Aunsoft Blu-ray Ripper and the generated MKV is only 1.52GB! Fairly good size and quality for my Transformer Prime. But my sister's iPad 2 did not even accept the MKV file. You see, my Transformer tablet is better than iPad
The Blu-ray movie I converted with is Toy Story 3 of 1hr 43min long. With the program's CUDA acceleration the conversion only took 56 minutes. Very good!
The detailed settings I used are:
Format: MKV HD Video(*.mkv)
Video settings:
Codec - h264
Size(pix) - 1280*720
Bitrate(kbps) - 2000
Frame Rate(fps) - 24
Audio settings:
Codec - aac
Sample Rate(hz) - 44100
Bitrate(bps) - 128000
Channels - stereo