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Old 17th Mar 2007, 7:31 pm
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You have to get mencoder running. It should have xvid codec linked in so external codecs aren't the problem. Try downloading another version from the internet and overwrite the one in AVConverter dir (it has hidden and system flags set).
I'm converting my videos under linux using mencoder directly here is the script that i'm using
Code:
#!/bin/bash
mencoder "$1" -o "$2" -ofps 20 -vf-add scale=224:176 -vf-add expand=224:176:-1:-1:1 -srate 44100 -ovc xvid -xvidencopts bitrate=300:max_bframes=0:quant_type=h263 -oac lavc -lavcopts acodec=mp2:abitrate=64
Musisz jakoś uruchomic tego mencoder'a albo znaleść cos innnego najlepiej mencodera
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Old 20th Mar 2007, 1:31 pm
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when i try to convert some video the avconverter 1.0 stock at 0%
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Old 3rd Apr 2007, 3:13 am
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Sorry if this is a double post, the screen went blank last time I hit the submit button.
I've been playing around with the AVI Converter software and created a new ini file that is optimized for PAL video. On my player (2.4", 224x176 resolution) it creates perfect videos now. Although the original software said 220X176, the encoded videos were 224x176. However, some players may really be 220x176, so it might need a bit of tweaking in this case. I'd be interested to hear how others get on with this. You can find the modified ini file in the downloads section called "RockchipPal".
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Old 4th Apr 2007, 1:55 pm
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Default Re: AVI files on rockchip player 2.0" TFT

I GOT THE SOLUTION TO ALL OF THIS!!!

plase look at this topic:
http://www.mympxplayer.org/-how-can-...d--vt5157.html


and espacily avionik99 post.
after a long time of trying i managed to transfer videos to my player, and it works great, thenks to his post.

leave the aviconvertor, i found it is very uncomfterble program.
try xillsoft mp4 , or I AM TOO mp4.

alon.
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Old 5th Apr 2007, 1:35 am
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I GOT THE SOLUTION TO ALL OF THIS!!!

plase look at this topic:
http://www.mympxplayer.org/-how-can-...d--vt5157.html
I also tried this, but once you get the AVIConverter parameters right, it's much easier and produces better videos.
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Old 5th Apr 2007, 4:27 pm
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Just some feedback Grindathotte....

I have a Sumvision kpac 2G (224x176) and have been having endless audio sync problems with AVIConverter. (version 1 supplied with player)

Downloaded your Rockchippal and all my problems are over! Thanks for all the hard work!! (love the 'pan and scan' setting!)

Also tried AVI converter 3.0 (which didn't work before as all the settings were wrong) - Again no problems - and its a much better interface where you can queue up all the .vobs at once.

Just a minor comment. The default locations to load from and save to in your .ini file are H:\Archive and H:\mp4

If the pc doesn't have these (like mine) then AVI converter errors on the target directory and you can't browse for a new one. Its easy to fix by changing the locations in the .ini file - but may be easier if you initially put a default of C: in the download version?


Many thanks again! :wink:
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Old 7th Apr 2007, 1:00 pm
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Default Re: AVI files on rockchip player 2.0" TFT

Thanks for the feedback. As soon as I get a moment, I'll modify it and upload it again. I assumed it would just give a simple error message. Yours is a simple solution.
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Old 22nd Apr 2007, 8:22 am
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Default Re: AVI files on rockchip player 2.0" TFT

hi im new here and i just bought a new rockchip player and are having some problems with the movie playing. this is exactly how my player looks like and here is the site

http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-2TFT-2GB-MP3...QQcmdZViewItem

i used aviconverter 3.0 and it is able to convert it but wen i finish putting it into my player and tried to play it it say "format eror" so if anyone knows how to fix that problem please let me know. thanks
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Old 30th Apr 2007, 11:21 pm
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Originally Posted by RinMPX";p=&quot View Post
MENCODER.EXE error is most likely you don't have the proper codec to process the files you want to convert using AVConverter that comes from that player.
There are 2 solution:
1. Downloag CCCP http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Combine...ity_Codec_Pack
Install it, then try the AVConverter again.

or

2. Download Xilisoft Video Converter 3.1
(http://www.xilisoft.com/) its a trial,
you can purchase or "God knows how" to make it full version.
and Use this settings to convert video:
Profile: XviD Movie (*.avi)
Zoom: Full (Keep aspect ratio)

Video : (Similar to High Compress settings in AVConverter)
Video Codec: Xvid
Video Size: 224x176 (It has to be 224 not 220)
BitRate: 200 (above 500 quality gain isn't noticeable)
Frame Rate: 20
Aspect: Auto
Same Quality: False

Audio : (Equal to High Compress settings in AVConverter)
Audio Codec: mp2 (MP3 won't work)
Bit Rate: 64 (96 is the high quality seetings in AVConverter)
Sample Rate: 44100
Channels: 2 (Stereo)
Disable Audio: False

With these settings you should get a file roughly the same size and compression that the AVConverter gave. The beauty about this Xilisoft software is that you can do batch encoding so converting multiple video for the PMP is a snap.
*The advantage of using AVConverter is that I found the Video converted using the AVConverter has better quality than the Xilisoft result (For the same file size and bit rate). So its up to you.

If anyone can recommend a better converter software, please post it. Cause I'm not etirely satisfied with Xilisoft quality.



i've tried the converter and changed the settings and converted the file but it showed "file format error" on my mp4, it doesn't work.

I did everything rite and I have the full version cuz i got my serial key from www.serials.ws, here's the key if u want to use full version:

THEL-ORDO-FTHE-WAR0-D0ED-CFB7-ED35-1002

anyway it doesn't work, i can convert files and play it on my mp4 using AVI converter 1.0 but the program u suggested doesn't work. Also i've tried using AVI converter 3.0 and the resolution is too big, i can only choose one resolution using the 3.0 version and i posted my problem at the Support section, plz help if anyone have any suggestions cuz i wanna convert multiple files at once.
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Old 2nd May 2007, 11:22 am
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Default Re: AVI files on rockchip player 2.0" TFT

Don't know if this will help anybut according to Wikipedia rockchip players use *.avi's processed with DIVX mp4 compression. Not sure if it's true just what I read. Might be something to keep in mind if you have trouble getting avi's to play.
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