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Rotation of converted video...
This is a discussion on Rotation of converted video... within the Video and Imaging forums, part of the miniPlayer M6 / SL category; I'm not sure whether this has been covered in another thread, but I just discovered for myself that there is ...
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01-08-2007 #1Freshman
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I'm not sure whether this has been covered in another thread, but I just discovered for myself that there is no need to rotate the converted video as the Miniplayer automatically does it for you.
Now I don't need to break my neck to check my converted video on my computer screen!
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01-08-2007 #2
Rotated videos play more smoothly and uses less processing power, or so we are told by Meizu.
Can't wait to play with the Meizu MX!
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Thanked 0 Times in 0 PostsI'd like to hear if anybody can notice a difference.
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01-08-2007 #4Member
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Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts320x240 (20 fps, 128kbps mp3, ~350kbps xvid) video plays with 'lags' and syncs
converted to 240x320 via videoconverter plays smooth.
There si problem with mencoder and video rotation - rotated video have too high bitrate for player so you need to full reencode video for rotate it ... (or just rotate amd rencode it in one step)
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