Hi All,
I tried looking for video quality thread on Dual (Nike) but couldnt find any.I was wondering if anyone could provide any information on the quality of videos which are played on Dual(Nike). What formats are supported and which converters are required and how is the quality ?
I am just wondering if Dual has the same video playback problems as I read on Touch Cruise and Kaiser forum.
Thank you for your time,
Apt2l
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Sorry for my English but I just cannot describe in words completely.
I have had an O2 mini, Asus P535 and a HTC P3600 (known as Dopod D810 here). They are all capable of playing MPEG1 videos okay, except P3600.
By not okay I mean it is smooth with adequate frame rates, however, there are times that the trace of colors of the previous frame is left to the current frame. It's very unnatural and strange since the very identical video plays well in all other machines, including the HTC Touch with less processing power.
The similar problems happen in MPEG4 videos as well, no matter what video player (WMP, TCPMP, CorePlayer) is used. Again, the same file is doing just fine in older machines.
I learn that new models use Qualcomm video chipset, does it matter at all?
trin speed
remember you need to optimize video before playing on a trinity, you might need to re/trans code your videos.
djfuego said:
remember you need to optimize video before playing on a trinity, you might need to re/trans code your videos.
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what do you mean by "re/trans code" your videos? I too am having the same problem. I convert a lot of flash videos into an AVI format and when I had an Atom Life I had no problems playing them with tcpmp, but with the trinity, there are botches here and there.
at3m, how do I get all those codecs that mentioned?
thanks!
Hi all, I have purchased new HTC touch 3G and Video is not playing in it, its recording but not playing, can anyone please tell me that how to resolve this problem ? ... \thanks in advance...
ok so ive done quite a bit of searching and cant seem to find the answer. my problem is that i want to take a BRrip with 6 channel audio at 48khz and change it to stereo so it will play on my evo through Rockplayer. i am currently using handbrake and i have gone through almost every combination i can think of to fix it and im having no luck. biggest issue is that the audio gets slowed waaaaayyyyy down and also out of sync bc its so slow. does anyone know what i need to do
May want to try Any Video Converter. I have to use a number of video converters for different tasks... I can't seem to find one "magic bullet" video converter.
I have an old HD2 that I'm not using due to buying a Sensation.
I'm looking to set it up in my car to record journeys, as in video, not that fussed about GPS etc, but video quality is key.
Basically, I'm after any thoughts or suggestions on the best operating system/build to use to obtain the best quality recording, I'm not fussed about any other operations including its ability as a phone, I won't use a sim card, purely camcorder.
Any help is greatly appreciated, I've spent hours searching the forums and tried a couple of different builds (both win6.5 and android) without much success.
Why dnt u buy a cam? And the best cam goes with sonyericsson arc .
send from my hd2 @ miui 1.12.2
Hey Guys,
I was scouring the internet and it appears that Dolby recently released a new API that enhances sound.
Has anyone tried this? If so, have you seen a difference with Audio Quality? The solution seems pretty simple where all you pretty much do is the following
mDolbyAudioProcessing.setAudioProcessingEnabled(boolean);
Thanks!