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Posted by Gary L T on 10/19/05 18:21
"XP" <xp@nospam.comn> wrote in message
news:d16cl1t0mf8i1r82okeoer7h0utkjn6pql@4ax.com...
> On Wed, 19 Oct 2005 22:21:31 +1300, "Gary L T" <garylt@it.net> wrote:
> The H.264 mode is called AVC , you can change the file name to what
> ever you like, the M4V+++++ is the MP4 file format, but the H.264
> (AVC)
> is called MAQ+++++
>
> Try changing the file names to the iPod ones..
>
>
> Plus they might update the PSP Video 9 for iPod, as its a nice program
> to
> use, even used to rip a PAL DVD that I have and it played 100% on a Jap
> PSP..
>
> Used DVD Decrypter to get the VOB files, funny how a so called NTSC PSP
> can
> play a PAL Image with out any sound sync lose..
>
> Does the iPod have NTSC/PAL options.?
>
>
> The other thing you could try is the FFMPEG Flags..
>
> http://ffmpeg.sourceforge.net/index.php
Thanks XP for this information. Up until now, I have been using the "File"
"Import"
command of iTunes without success. So I thought I would try another way of
opening the file in iTunes. I went to "My Computer" and found the file:
M4V10001.mp4 and then went through the "open with" procedure and selected
"itunes". Strangely enough, this actually imported the mp4 file into iTunes
and
played it back!! I am not sure why this worked when the "File" "Import"
command of iTunes rejected the file.
So I am half way there, all I have to do now is to download the 54Mb update
"IpodSetup.exe" and see if I can transfer the movie file from iTunes to my
iPod.
I have a 60GB photo IPod that was bought in January this year, so I hope
this
model will be able to play this video?
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