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Video players
Video players are considered to be video devices if they have been developed especially for
mobile video playback. They usually have relatively large displays and their own hard disk or
(in GB).
AVI or WMV (W are used. While WMV is its
lled containe he actual file format is set
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a very large flash card memory
File format: Mostly DivX indows Media Video)
own format, AVI is a so-ca r format. This means that t
via the medium's
codec ).
In addition to the AVI format, you will al codec that your mobile device so have to set up a
supports when exporting AVI files.
A much-used codec for AVI is the DivX codec. This is supported by a large number of
portable video players. Specific standards have been set up between the codec
manufacturer DivX and the device manufacturers (profiles) that a certified DivX device ha
fulfill.
s to
Unlike Windows Media or MPEG4, a separate audio codec (ACM codec) is required for the
lect the codec you wish to use for the sound under
Audio compression. MP3
56kBps is used as a preset. For improved sound quality, you should read your device
install
The DivX codec can be downloaded from
www.divx.com http://www.divx.com.
lution up to TV resolution
(720x576), as most models can display your video picture in TV resolution via an analog TV
vice display (if you do not wish to use the
er second (fps). This isn't
sound in order to encode the sound track in the same high compression at acceptable
quality. Se
manual to find out which sound formats AVI audio still supports and, if required,
further ACM codecs from the Internet.
Resolution: Video players can handle almost every reso
output. For the optimum picture quality on the de
TV output) use the resolution that the device can display.
Frame rate: Picture repeat rate, i. e. the number of frames p
problematic, since the frame rate of the output material is used.
Warning: Sony PSP and Apple iPod video only play movies when they are copied with a
specific name into a pre-defined target folder. Always copy movies for these devices from
the export dialog along with the corresponding presets (at the top of the "Preset" list and at
the bottom beside "Play after export").
Burn discs
Switch to the "Burn" screen first by pressing the button
indicated.
You can burn your movies (including a selection menu) onto CD, DVD, Blu-ray Disc, or
upload them to MAGIX Online Album.