Pepsi_blue

I copyed some streaming video and copyed it to my axim then i played it and it was not encoded so i put those files on my computer encoded them for Pocket Pc. When I play them on my desktop pc (encoded version) of the video there is audio but when i transfer to my pocket pc there is no audio.


I hear the audio on any other files and the volume is fine.

Massive Quasars

i get the same problems

Pepsi_blue

hopefully there will me a new version of windows media player that can address these problems. I also just found out that windows media player playes mp3's. But when im almost done the song it takes off like 2 or 3 seconds.... i just find that kinda weird.

davidmorris

Re-Encode the video with voice quality audio instead of CD quality. For some reason encoding CD-Quality audio won't play on the current version of PPC Media Player.

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LikeTelevision

Use Voice quality instead of CD quality....oh wait you said that didn't you...I found it out last night as well. All and all, a pretty decent and cheap way to convert to something PPC can handle. I just went to my site and downloaded an MPEG of the original House on Haunted Hill. 1 GB squeezed down to 110 MB

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Originally posted by davidmorris Re-Encode the video with voice quality audio instead of CD quality. For some reason encoding CD-Quality audio won't play on the current version of PPC Media Player.

Is there some way I can encode divx with ogg using Windows Media Encoder. I know it sounds silly but I am thinking if I just add the codec it will work. I want to do this because I find WME much easier to use and I quite like it.