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    Help with Pocket PC MPEG-4 player!

    I've been trying to figure this out for a few weeks now, and I'm at a loss. I suck at this tech shit.

    I got the Siemens SX66 Pocket PC Phone, and I've been trying to figure out a way to play MPEG-4's on it. None of the players I've found on-line that say they play MP4's have actually worked for me. Which makes me think I have to find a player, download it, and then insert/download the codecs?

    Problem is, what the fuck is a codec? Lol. And how to I install one into my phone and video player?

    Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Anthony
    I sent you this link last night
    http://www.download.com/Pocket-DivX-...ml?tag=lst-0-8


    It wasnt it?
    Yeah, that player is buggy as all hell. On the rare occassion I could get it to run, it wouldn't play MPEG-4's. :x

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    Shit, sorry man. Have you searched for anything else on download.com?

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    I'm at a loss at this point. I just don't get codecs and how to update my video player to utilize them.

    I hate technology.

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    Quote Originally Posted by -NoQuarter-
    I'm at a loss at this point. I just don't get codecs and how to update my video player to utilize them.

    I hate technology.
    it should happen as soon as you load them in your pc or device.

    did you google your specific device and the codec required at the same time?
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    Alright, I have everything figured out and working. The only question I have left is:

    Does anyone know what's the optimal setting

    "XviD MPEG-4" compared to "Microsoft MPEG-4 video codec V3"

    Which one one is higher quality and which one compresses better?

    I have to choose between one of these two codecs/formats to use for encoding my movies for playback on my Pocket PC.

    I doubt any of you will know this kind of shit, butI figured it's worth a shot.

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    Quote Originally Posted by -NoQuarter-
    Alright, I have everything figured out and working. The only question I have left is:

    Does anyone know what's the optimal setting

    "XviD MPEG-4" compared to "Microsoft MPEG-4 video codec V3"

    Which one one is higher quality and which one compresses better?

    I have to choose between one of these two codecs/formats to use for encoding my movies for playback on my Pocket PC.

    I doubt any of you will know this kind of shit, butI figured it's worth a shot.
    dont know much about v3, but xvid is pretty solid quality.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rorschach
    dont know much about v3, but xvid is pretty solid quality.
    I'll give that one a shot then. I'll probably just end up trying both and comparing them side by side (which means I will gain nothing whatsoever from that evaluation). I'm trying to figure out if I can cheat the movie files down from 24fps to 20fps without losing any noticable quality.

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    Quote Originally Posted by -NoQuarter-
    Alright, I have everything figured out and working. The only question I have left is:

    Does anyone know what's the optimal setting

    "XviD MPEG-4" compared to "Microsoft MPEG-4 video codec V3"

    Which one one is higher quality and which one compresses better?

    I have to choose between one of these two codecs/formats to use for encoding my movies for playback on my Pocket PC.

    I doubt any of you will know this kind of shit, butI figured it's worth a shot.
    Without going into details, Xvid (and DivX) are just hacked versions of the Microsoft's version of MPEG-4.

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