Hey folks,

just wanna know which programms you're using to encode videos to most exactly fit the (uncommon) QVGA screen resolution of the Omnia?

I for myself took (after an advice from another board) the "Super" converter (where you can choose almost every movie type, also for example "*.avi for pocket pc"), but it has no QVGA (if not QVGA, then at least the 240x400 mode Omnia is using) resolution option.

So what would you advise in that case?

   

thanks a lot for now!

"coreplayer" for on the omnia you mean?

won't these settings in "super" squeeze or deform the video (or will it cut the video in worst case in a way, that it removes sections of the video)?

is it possible for example movies in 16:9 make to match the omnia full screen without deforming the video with these settings?

--> that means: "(Super) won't deform" or did you mean: "you will have to keep the aspec ratio!"?

if "keep aspect ratio in "super"":
I thought you have to select or to enter 400*240 manually (like your screenshot shows it) in "super" to fit Omnia's screen (which will change the aspect ratio certainly if it was 4:3 before or do I have an error in reasoning)? *confused*

Example:

Original Video: 640*480 (4:3)
Omnia: 400*240 (16:9)

--> so it has to be cut/deformed to match the screen, hasn't it?



That all refers to setting up the "Coreplayer" or the "Super" converter (if last one: how to)?

Sorry for asking again, but I'm for the moment not able to follow you completely... 

hey adrenalin! i found something better than SUPER!! 
http://mediacoder.sourceforge.net/dlfull.htm

I was using VirtualDubMod but giving MediaCoder a go 

As for the Omnia same as my WM5 XDA, WMP and host player really bad for video you definatley need Coreplayer (not the Omnia's fault just poor software from Samsung and Microsoft).

Dont get me started on supposed DivX certified device yet couldnt play DivX LOL!

Sorry I meant play well, the included players were way too choppy even with recoded and resized clips.

Had a quick check and yes its disabled

Must admit it I was a little dissapointed it couldnt play Divx properly out of the box, but it was the same on my XDA running WM5, with which I had to use TCPMP.

Im on lastest rom with vodafone UK.