Problems playing some videos in my new x50v

Hi everyone, I've just received my new x50v (just two days ago)and
I'm having some problems playing videos. I'm taking my MCSE 2003 Server Certification and when I'm seeing the videos in my PPC, only those that shows the Instructor working on his PC, teaching how to do things on Windows 2003 Server.

The only differences I see in those videos and the others is the kb/s that they are played, those I see without any problems are played at 90-100kb/s, and those I can't see (I can only listen to them) are played at 200-225kb/s.

What can i do about it? Please, tell me there's a solution to it.

[Dermot81]

You should try using Betaplayer to play the videos.

Search for it on Google, it's a free download and the best video player for the Pocket PC.

You should try using Betaplayer to play the videos.

Search for it on Google, it's a free download and the best video player for the Pocket PC.

I second that!

Ok. I already have Betaplayer installed. But the videos are .WMV format and it does't support them, I'll see the way for converting these files.

I'll let you know. Thanks a lot for your help!

Ok. I already have Betaplayer installed. But the videos are .WMV format and it does't support them, I'll see the way for converting these files.

I'll let you know. Thanks a lot for your help!

:rolling: I've couldn't play those videos yet. Here is all I've done:

As I told you I was going to convert the WMV format videos I have to video format compatible with those Betaplayer have (that they are many, can't complain). I tried Xilisoft Video converter, Bolisoft ASF Converter and Advance X Video Converter so I could have a broad variety of file convertions.

When I converted the file (I've just tried with one or two, as I have around 34 videos) to AVI, the file grew form 1.5MB to 25MB using Advance Video Converter. When I did the same but this time using Xilisoft the file only grew to 9MB. But, the video resolution was very bad and besides something else added to this situation and I'll explain here:

I could finally find the balance I was looking for between File format, video quality and file size when I convert it into ASF format using Xilisoft. I thought I was ready to rply this post to you saying: "I DID IT" but I realized that the videos and sounds where running out of coordination. The instructor was explaining something and the videos where playing with a few minutes in advance.

Well, I just hope you can have an advice for me. Thanks for your attention!

Pleaaaaase, somy body HELP!!!