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heero_yuy · 28-08-2011, 11:14

I've used mediacoder (V6.4.0) to make videos that play on my Samsung Tocco lite (GT-S5230). Figuring the format was a bear and eventually I made a video on the phone, exported it to the PC and played it in media player classic and used that to determine the properties for the video and audio.

The handbook with the phone doesn't spec the video, neither does the Samsung site and a web search didn't find anybody who knew the format or encoding.

In case anybody needs to know I used these settings in Mediacoder:

Video: codec Xvid, 320x240 (can be upto 400x240) 15-25 frames/sec 200-400 Kbs (I think it can manage 800Kbs) MP4 container.

Audio: FAAC average rate mode, 24 Kbs Mpeg 4.

28-08-2011, 11:14	#6
heero_yuy Shinigami & Wing Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Worthing Age: 56 Services: VM 10M SHUB thingy in modem mode XL TV and phone Posts: 4,501	Re: Video converter for Mobile I've used mediacoder (V6.4.0) to make videos that play on my Samsung Tocco lite (GT-S5230). Figuring the format was a bear and eventually I made a video on the phone, exported it to the PC and played it in media player classic and used that to determine the properties for the video and audio. The handbook with the phone doesn't spec the video, neither does the Samsung site and a web search didn't find anybody who knew the format or encoding. In case anybody needs to know I used these settings in Mediacoder: Video: codec Xvid, 320x240 (can be upto 400x240) 15-25 frames/sec 200-400 Kbs (I think it can manage 800Kbs) MP4 container. Audio: FAAC average rate mode, 24 Kbs Mpeg 4. __________________ The difference between combat and sport is that in combat you bury the guy who comes in second. - Unidentified navy SEAL.