rof666
Yo! teach me hard!
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Post by rof666 on Feb 12, 2007 22:05:39 GMT
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DireWolf
Hey mama, I can spell SIEMENS!
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Robots do NOT mix up well with cats
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Post by DireWolf on Feb 13, 2007 23:20:54 GMT
Thanks for the link.  But, personally, I prefer SUPER, because it can deal with more types of files, and is freeware too. |
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Post by Iver on Feb 14, 2007 0:21:12 GMT
I agree with DireWolf. "Super" is easy to use and has many parameters and codec options to play with  |
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Post by SandStorm on Feb 15, 2007 0:11:31 GMT
yes, and i use super to convert my 3gp files to the mpeg4 codec with 320x240 resolution to see on my milky way
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Post by Iver on Feb 15, 2007 9:54:04 GMT
yes, and i use super to convert my 3gp files to the mpeg4 codec with 320x240 resolution to see on my milky way Great! I can do that for my new EF81 too  And if I wanna convert to C65, I can choose 128x128 |
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rof666
Yo! teach me hard!
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Post by rof666 on Feb 25, 2007 21:52:42 GMT
I'ff tryed 4 different converters and SUPER came out as the best!!!
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Post by Iver on Feb 25, 2007 22:34:32 GMT
Yey! Go Super! |
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DireWolf
Hey mama, I can spell SIEMENS!
--> SR-F Logo Designer <--
Robots do NOT mix up well with cats
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Post by DireWolf on Feb 26, 2007 10:36:21 GMT
BTW, what settings do you guys use to convert from 3GP? I have some "home videos" recorded from my phones and would like to have them on a "useable" format, but all conversions I tried came out with large chunks of image being left over with movement. I tried AVI (DivX standard), MPG and WMV with various setiings, yet the problem remains (but not with the original videos).  |
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