GoldenTIger

How can I convert standard MPEG-2 recordings (CBR, 44.1khz audio) that are about 2.4gb/hr. to be usable on an Axim X51v in Windows Media Player? Also, how long does it take per conversion on a system with specs like mine (below)? Finally, do I need any pay programs for it, or can I find some freebies?

AMD Athlon 64 X2 (Dual-Core) CPU @ 2500mhz/core
2GB RAM @ 422mhz DDR 2x1GB
300GB Maxtor MaxLine III SATA-native 7L300S0 hard drive with NCQ
XFX 7900GT video card @ 560/1720 core/memory
nForce4 SLI chipset motherboard


Thanks!

Eclet

There is a sticky on this topic, check out:

http://www.aximsite.com/boards/showt...t+divx+encoder

Just skip the stuff you already know. The important part is about a program called, Pocket Divx Encoder. Or just search the forums for "Pocket Divx Encoder". There is lots of stuff.

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GoldenTIger

Thanks, will check it out!


EDIT: So, what are some good earbuds for the X51v, or does it include some? The link you gave is perfect :). How high a quality can I go and have loss-free decoding on the Axim, though? EDIT2: NM, looks like 475mb or so is fine...

EDIT3: Does AutoGK use multithreading for dual-core CPU's and dual-processor systems, or is it only single-threaded? EDIT4: Looks like it's only using one of my cores, is there a way to get it to use both? Oh well, at least I could do basically anything while it's doing it this way ;).
EDIT5: Well, I guess VirtualDub is multithreaded :D! LAME isn't, but this still will make the overall encodes per night much more :).