Rockchip player .avi video trouble

[dak.col]

Hi:

i have bought one player with this chip, it works great and have a great screen (2"), now the problem comes when i try to compress a video i readed the forums and try: Aviconverter 1,2,2.1,3. VirtualDub,SunplusPMP, xillisoft,mmconver and super with no luck.

I really want to use it for video, it has sd card and looks very well, i have the demo video the firmware its: 00.01.0004, Date:2006-12-11
i read the demo video with gspot to see what kind of codec was used and i got:



Please HELP!

[Skydoc]

Hey buddy,

Check out my question - SoundWave MP4.

a reply has been posted to me about fps - it might help you! :P

[Pocket_Nano]

Originally Posted by dak.col";p=&quot

Hi:

i have bought one player with this chip, it works great and have a great screen (2&quot, now the problem comes when i try to compress a video i readed the forums and try: Aviconverter 1,2,2.1,3. VirtualDub,SunplusPMP, xillisoft,mmconver and super with no luck.

I really want to use it for video, it has sd card and looks very well, i have the demo video the firmware its: 00.01.0004, Date:2006-12-11
i read the demo video with gspot to see what kind of codec was used and i got:



Please HELP!

See where it says Path and you have C:/TEST.AVI

C:/ is most likely your hard drive. Try clicking on that Bluish purple button next to that and changing the video path to whatever drive your player shows up as when connected to your computer(on mine it shows up as F:/). Then see if that works. I'm not sure about your software as I've never used it but if this is not the output path but the input path then that might be set correctly and you need to do the same wherever you find that it says output path (which would be F:/). So basically your telling the software that you have this file may it be in C: your hard drive, limewire or wherever and that you want it to go to this drive F:/ (your player).

EDIT: Also in case you didn't know you have to convert your video files to .avi with the avi converter software in order for them to work in your player. To do that you get your conversion software and then follow the directions as I told you above.

[dak.col]

hi, yes i made a copy of my video to c:, any ideas?

How can i set the FPS?? or what software use to convert it, my player didnt come with a disc

[Pocket_Nano]

Originally Posted by dak.col";p=&quot

hi, yes i made a copy of my video to c:, any ideas?

How can i set the FPS?? or what software use to convert it, my player didnt come with a disc

You can set your FPS options in the video conversion software when your converting the video to AVI Format. You can easily download the AVIConverter3.0 from here on this website fom the downloads section. Then open up the software and choose your test video from your c: drive and make the output path your players driver then click begin converting.

[Pocket_Nano]

Just click here and wait 5 seconds for the download button to show up and then click it to download aviconverter3.0. I guess I'll make it easier for you!. lol

[Skydoc]

dak.col,

hi how are ya? i had a problem with video on my rockchip as well and downloaded an earlier version of AV Converter. I download version 1.0.

Since i did that, i have no problems converting or watching video on my Rockchip!

here's the link:

http://www.multiunit-tech.com/downlo...action=drivers

good luck! :lol:

[botzon]

i also got that veraion, but when i try to convert something, when i press the button it doesn't makes any differnes, and it keep's stocks at 0%.
what is the problam?

[irek]

I've lost the test file for the video streaming that was for me too:

test.avi

please someone help me, I'm really desperate!!! :cry: :cry: :cry:

Irene

[lokster]

I think that RockChip players don't play OpenDML avi files (this is the newer avi format). Explicitly select the older avi format, or just use the converter from here: http://www.mympxplayer.org/free-open...rs-vt7071.html