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[Guest boo13]

hey everyone. quick question. i put a couple of simpsons episode and music videos on my phone. and it seems a little blurry. i dunno if there is a way to fix it or not. i just put them on as .asf files, and they work fine. like it's all good, but just a lil blurry. any suggestions anyone? thx :?:

[Guest awarner [MVP]]

Best thing to do is to encode the files to avi and use BetaPlayer for viewing as it's better than media player.

Have a look in the Articles section and also the GAQ section as their are guides posted there to help with encoding etc.

[Guest boo13]

Best thing to do is to encode the files to avi and use BetaPlayer for viewing as it's better than media player.

Have a look in the Articles section and also the GAQ section as their are guides posted there to help with encoding etc.

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hey again,

did what you said, very crisp and clear picture, but it's choppy?? i dunno what i'm doing wrong .. any help pls?? :exclaim:

[Guest boo13]

oops!!

fixed it ... thx though!

[Guest boo13]

sorry,

hi again. sorry still can't fix it. i thought i got it, but nope. i tried the articles, but i don't quite understand. the files are supposed to be avi right? my files are avi, and it's choppy. i tried to increase the buffer, but doesn't work. i quite don't understand the encoding part though. do you mean encoding to avi? or encoding it to something else, like xvid or divx?

and i read your reply to someone else:

2003 uses more memory to run so that does not help but your problem

is more likely down to encoding.

Betaplayer plays divx avi as standard there is a guide to converting and

encoding

so do i have to get divx software to change avi to divx/xvid?

desparate .. :?:

[Guest awarner [MVP]]

in the Articles section there is a post for encoding which includes some applications.

http://www.modaco.com/Movies_on_your_Smart...ee-t116545.html