Weeeell, here goes...
I encoded an avi to xvid using Virtualdub...seemed to work fine, using the exact setting used in the guide to encoding here: http://www.btinternet.com/%7Ewaystation/gpcin.html
So I put it on the GP, and the video works fine, but the audio doesn't work properly, it's very very jerky, but seems to work better on higher clockspeed. Also, as the file was only about 30M (about 5 mins of vid) I tried making the settings better on both the audio and the video...but GPcinema won't oen that video, it doesn't do anything when I click on it...
Anyway, I just want to know how I can improve the sound (i'm not bothered about making the file size larger, this is just testing for good settings) and also:
Anyone recommend me to or link me to some good DVD ripping software (easy to use)?
Cheers
I encoded an avi to xvid using Virtualdub...seemed to work fine, using the exact setting used in the guide to encoding here: http://www.btinternet.com/%7Ewaystation/gpcin.html
So I put it on the GP, and the video works fine, but the audio doesn't work properly, it's very very jerky, but seems to work better on higher clockspeed. Also, as the file was only about 30M (about 5 mins of vid) I tried making the settings better on both the audio and the video...but GPcinema won't oen that video, it doesn't do anything when I click on it...
Anyway, I just want to know how I can improve the sound (i'm not bothered about making the file size larger, this is just testing for good settings) and also:
Anyone recommend me to or link me to some good DVD ripping software (easy to use)?
Cheers