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W705 supported video formats? |
Kenny55
Joined: Dec 14, 2010
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As google ain't so reliable, i was forced to ask the question here.
Q: What video formats does mt Sony Ericsson W705 support?
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rikken
Joined: Feb 23, 2007
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I use Mpeg4 on my w995. Should work also for your phone  |
Kenny55
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So far I know Mpeg4, mp4, & 3gp works but are there any other video formats that works on my phone? jus asking  |
laffen
Joined: Aug 07, 2001
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From: Oslo, Norway
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It supports the following codex
H.263 Profile 0 level 10 ; H.263 Profile 0 level 45 ; H.263 Profile 3 level 10 ; H.263 Profile 3 level 45 ; H.264 Level 1 ; H.264 Level 1b ; MPEG-4 Level 0 Part 2 Visual Simple profile ; MPEG-4 Level 0b Part 2 Visual Simple profile ; MPEG-4 Level 1 Part 2 Visual Simple profile ; MPEG-4 Level 2 Part 2 Visual Simple profile ; MPEG-4 Level 3 Part 2 Visual Simple profile ; Real Video 8 ; Windows Media Video 9 Local + streaming: QCIF@15 fps 128 kbit/s
In addition to the MP4, MPEG4 and 3GP file formats you allready have mentioned, you should be able to play WMV9 (.wmv) and Real Video 8 (.rm) video files as well |
Kenny55
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hey, i just want to ask, why can't i play some of my videos i uploaded into my phone? it's mp4 & mpeg-4 but i cant play the video, it say's : cannot play this video
and some of them just have sound only, i wonder why. |
tranced
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From: Santo Domingo, wonDeRland
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When you get sound only means that the resolution of the video is higher than the supported.
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Kenny55
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i still have the unplayable video problem 
(not the one with sound only topic) |
tranced
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From: Santo Domingo, wonDeRland
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What codecs were used for those vids?
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Kenny55
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vid size: 480*320
audio codec: AAC
file type: mp4
is this it? |
centur
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On 2011-01-02 10:26:55, Kenny55 wrote:
vid size: 480*320
audio codec: AAC
file type: mp4
is this it?
Use ImTOO 3GP Video Converter 3 and these settings:
Example video with these settings: Nelly Furtado - Say it right.mp4 (I just change extension from *.3gp to *.mp4)
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Kenny55
Joined: Dec 14, 2010
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i tried it and it works (although i used another converter)
thnx!!
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hey, in some of videos, the sound of the videos lags behind, anyone know why?
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centur
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On 2011-01-02 21:26:55, Kenny55 wrote:
i tried it and it works (although i used another converter)
thnx!!
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hey, in some of videos, the sound of the videos lags behind, anyone know why?
[ This Message was edited by: Kenny55 on 2011-01-02 20:30 ]
Each clip has a different Frame Rate. You must configure the program to match the frame of the original clip.
Click right button on clip (for each clip one by one you must click right button to see frame rate) :
[ This Message was edited by: centur on 2011-01-03 11:57 ] |
Kenny55
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On 2011-01-02 12:41:10, centur wrote:
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On 2011-01-02 10:26:55, Kenny55 wrote:
vid size: 480*320
audio codec: AAC
file type: mp4
is this it?
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Use ImTOO 3GP Video Converter 3 and these settings:
Example video with these settings: Nelly Furtado - Say it right.mp4 (I just change extension from *.3gp to *.mp4)
I cant see the pic of the description you gave because of unregistered domain at imageshack, can you send it by email? don_kc940814@hotmail.com |
Kenny55
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Again, thnx for the help. It's much appreciated.  |
StevenC
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It will lag when the video is encoded with the incorrect codec. Please note that .MP4 is not necessarily the format but they are a container, just like avi. For example a DIVX4/5, XVID, MPEG4, H264, etc... are all based on similar Mpeg4 video encoding but are still different from each other.
The codec to be used for converting video that will play on A2 is simple Mpeg4, which is also known as Mpeg4 ASP. Also, A2 doesn't decode VBR well so make sure you choose CBR bitrate.
Video codec: Simple Mpeg4, Mpeg4 ASP
Note: Xvid or Divx may not play properly or at all
Size: 320x240 or as per screen size
Bitrate: 400-500kbps CBR. Higher may cause lag.
Audio: AAC 44,1KHz CBR
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