bad video quality

sorry for my bad english!

when i play videos in my m6 the video is not smooth... wen i'm looking on fast sceens the video gets frosen sometimes.. it laggs.. im swedish and i cant describe the bad quality better

im wondering if this is ordinary, or am i doing something wrong when i converting?

If you are using the original meizu converter, you will get choppy playback for 2 reasons :
- it only uses 18 fps instead of the supported 20
- it downscales the fps by dropping frames instead of calculating intermediate frames (framerate conversion)

Simple solution ? Try BatMan. It offers 20fps and proper framerate conversion at a snap of your fingers. If you like to go the hard way, use VirtualDub.

Originally Posted by flipp_90

sorry for my bad english!

when i play videos in my m6 the video is not smooth... wen i'm looking on fast sceens the video gets frosen sometimes.. it laggs.. im swedish and i cant describe the bad quality better

im wondering if this is ordinary, or am i doing something wrong when i converting?

>the video gets frosen sometimes.

too high (peak) bit rate ; the M6 has limited cpu power ; you should keep somewhere to 300kbits , possibly even.. lower as for the average target bit rate ( not much to loose ; imho)

>it laggs..

audio is out of sync ? this can be fixed ; but...

it looks like you should , effectively , give a try at Batman that is definitely a solid no brainer solution , if you don't want or know how to set things "manually" using VDub + XviD for instance

given there is also rather little to gain , going "the hard way"


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now I disagree with this

>it downscales the fps by dropping frames instead of calculating intermediate frames (framerate conversion)


a frame rate conversion remains some mixed combination of : drop frames , or drop and duplicate frames, or duplicate frames ; with a calculation mode that does not take in account the ' visual importance' of frames ; in the first place simply for the ...smoother possible new rate

so there is no 'calculation' ( ie no 'interpolation' ; which is what could come to mind ) of "intermediate frames" (no 'new' frames !? ) when doing a frame rate conversion ...