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| gokartmaniac |
Posted - Mar 05 2004 : 7:24:07 PM
how do I compress a dvd to fit on my pocket pc I tried using dvd to pocket pc software. I did not think it was worth buying because it kept saying no IFO file detected it's such a pain not knowing these things so can some tell me hoe
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Posted - Mar 28 2004 : 9:49:59 PM
If you don't find the program mentioned in that thread to work.. "Pocket Divx" is your best bet. GREAT program, Plays movies EXCELLENT, VERY fast. I was getting solid 28 fps playback at 320 kbps on a Dell Axim X3i.
Rip the DVD to MPEG. Use "Virtual Dub" (search google) to compress the movie. If you can use google, you'll be able to find a tutorial for virtual dub, but its really easy.
I use the latest divx codec, with audio at 32kbps and video resolution at either 320x240 | 320kbps for tv shows, or 240x180 | 240kbps for movies (to save space).
Better than windows media player, alot less buggy.
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Posted - Mar 28 2004 : 9:34:14 PM
http://www.pocketpcpassion.com/forum/showthread.php?&threadid=38355&highlight=dvd%2A+ripping
Enjoy :)
Also, if you're not already on that forum... its a great Pocket PC source. As well as www.brighthand.com
Both have excellend forums.
Good Luck,
Jon
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| Aaron Cake |
Posted - Mar 08 2004 : 10:39:27 AM
You need to rip the DVD video to your HD, convert to MPEG and then compress it in a Pocket PC friendly format (normally MPG at low bitrate or WMA). There is a great free MPEG encoder called Tsunami, and there are quite a number of DVD ripping/decryption programs.
Be aware that in doing this, you will be in violation of the DMCA.
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| gokartmaniac |
Posted - Mar 06 2004 : 11:51:19 PM
what i realy meant was how do you resize
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Posted - Mar 06 2004 : 4:48:41 PM
A movie can be compressed to MPEG4, then it fits on regular CD.
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| cirvin |
Posted - Mar 06 2004 : 2:49:10 PM
Isn't DVD just MPEG-2 on a special disk? If it is, then it is already compresed.
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