Just got my axim today. First ppc. Got a question!

I encoded a bunch of small .avi vids, and none of them will run in windows media player of pocket tv.

What program (or anything else) do i need to run these? Or will i have to re-encode them to something else.

I used virtual dubb to do it, and though i did save as .avi the files are still .mpegs i think im not sure. Hopefully you guys will understand.

Pocket MVP plays Avi's but usualy it won't play avi files that came from a digital camera video clip

PC ( Linux ) and Apple user- Windows repairer... lol
--Apple machines--
Apple Powerbook G4 1.5ghz 12" w/dvd burner, gforce5200 64mb, dvi, 1gb ram... just gotta wait till christmas!
-- Mac Mini-1gb DDR ram-1.42ghz-ATI 9200 graphics( runs unreal 2004 perfect) M-Audio USB 7.1 External Sound -80gb
--G3 PowerMac Server--
450Mhz 1mb Cache G3 PowerPC
80 + 30 GB HD's 1GB Ram
--Linux Box.... PII 233Mhz 6gb

Thanks, ill look for it. Hope it doesnt cost money. Probably does though im sure.

Does anyone know an all in one program for vids/audio? If i get this one thats 3 diff programs im using.... kind of annoyin.

update: didnt work =( it does play my .mpegs smoother then pocket tv though so im replacing pocket tv with this one. When isave things from vdub i select save as .avi and use mpeg v2 or something, which one should i be using if this is incompatible/

Dell Axim X5 Advanced w/ pxa 255
256 mb Lexar SD card
256 mb Simpletech CF card
Rhinoskin Aluminum hard case

sorry to bump this topic but is anyone aware of a media player for pocketpc that actually WILL play avi's from a digi camera? we have a konica digital camera (revio kd100) that we want to record short instructional clips on, then transfer over to the axim (hey - handy! they both have a sd slot).

you can imagine how stupid i look when the damn clip refuses to play on media player/pocket mvp, but will on my desktop/laptop

help

What codec is your camera recording with? I'll just about guarantee that's the problem. A lot of cams seems to use that silly MJPEG codec, and no PPC media players can support it yet.