Converting media with Puppy 5.2
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>>> Living with the immediacy of death helps you sort out your priorities. It helps you live a life less trivial <<<
Thanks Semme - my ffmpeg tells me it doesn't have an MP4v codec even though it seems to use it when I use ffconvert to convert a video into the "LG Chocolate" phone format. Some websites tell me M4V and MP4V are the same thing and some websites say M4V is Apple only. This codec stuff is doing my head in. It's all a bit like opening Baboushka dolls.Semme wrote:Try the m4v method here.
https://www.lifewire.com/mp4v-file-2622025
https://wiki.videolan.org/MPEG-4/#Codecs
I will keep trying various things...
cheers!
Why MP4V? My Samsung plays mp4 just fine.
There's no sound, but this plays, right?
Can you link me an AVI sample of one that didn't convert with sound?
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In addition I'd swap in a few of the suggestions here.
There's no sound, but this plays, right?
Can you link me an AVI sample of one that didn't convert with sound?
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In addition I'd swap in a few of the suggestions here.
>>> Living with the immediacy of death helps you sort out your priorities. It helps you live a life less trivial <<<
Can't seem to download it. Just get 0 bytes. I will retry after dinner.Semme wrote:There's no sound, but this plays, right?
They did convert with sound - I could view and play them successfully on PC - it is just that the phone won't play the audio part (plays the video portion fine). The dvd I ripped from was a shop bought one so may have some form of DRM (although I would have expected the video to be a no-go rather than the audio).Can you link me an AVI sample of one that didn't convert with sound?
I plan to try a range of other rips/converts later to see if I can pin down what's happening
Forget the file. No audio.
As for conversions, one or two avenues you can investigate. Either use an on phone converter, or go with a different video player. VLC, MX Player, PowerDirector.. You've got choices. You could even try one of the online converters. Beyond these it may simply be a shortcoming of the phone.
While I'd like to help, I'm unable to proof anything without your actual hardware.
As for conversions, one or two avenues you can investigate. Either use an on phone converter, or go with a different video player. VLC, MX Player, PowerDirector.. You've got choices. You could even try one of the online converters. Beyond these it may simply be a shortcoming of the phone.
While I'd like to help, I'm unable to proof anything without your actual hardware.
>>> Living with the immediacy of death helps you sort out your priorities. It helps you live a life less trivial <<<
Thanks Semme. Understood - pretty hard to solve a problem without access to the specific hardware.
Just want to post here a quote from your wiki link:
They say you "can also use m4v" - implying they are the same thing - but I don't believe it. I get the feeling m4v is Apple use only (ipods etc) but mp4v is not for Apple use - used for all other devices.
Too many codecs, too little time.
I will post back once I solve what the Samsung xcover B550 needs.
cheers!
Just want to post here a quote from your wiki link:
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mp4v - This is a video codec. The name to use at the command line is mp4v, but you can also use m4v. This codec can be used inside the MPEG-4 containers. This codec is from the ffmpeg module.
Too many codecs, too little time.
I will post back once I solve what the Samsung xcover B550 needs.
cheers!
Solution to my problem detailed here
What I don't understand is how the video got formatted using the MP4V codec when it was not listed as being available within ffmpeg.
I wonder if ffconvert has access to other codecs somehow?
Anyway, problem solved thanks to ffconvert and it's presets (slightly modified by selecting audio "mono" instead of "same as source"
thanks for the help!
What I don't understand is how the video got formatted using the MP4V codec when it was not listed as being available within ffmpeg.
I wonder if ffconvert has access to other codecs somehow?
Anyway, problem solved thanks to ffconvert and it's presets (slightly modified by selecting audio "mono" instead of "same as source"
thanks for the help!
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change the default settings of screencast with ffconvert.
See convert topics FFconvert I am searching explanations why i cannot change the default settings or screencast. MPG release is good, with audio if you tick capture in Retrovol, but small very small video
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