[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] torre:
alternative prog

you could use badaboom, that uses cuda. Its working so far.

BUT! only 30 encodes pro install...

and the right resolution and predefined settings for our little baby are still missing, but are allredy requested.

in fact it should be easy to program, knowing the correct definition of the video we need.

has to be baseline, but the rest i dont know...

from user guide:

Custom output formats

New output formats can be created by end users. The process for creating a new output format is explained below. In addition, new product configurations can be found on www.Badaboomit.com.

1. Open the “defaults.xml” file in a text editor such as Wordpad.

2. Copy one of the existing formats starting with “<OUTPUT Name” and ending with “AudioBitRate=”128” />” as shown here:

<OUTPUT Name="iPhone" Icon="Graphics/iPhone-icon.png" Bitmap="Graphics/iPhone-large.png" Window="72, 14, 280, 194" MinimalBitmap="Graphics/iPhone-small.png" MinimalWindow="23, 5, 82, 56" AppleDevice="True" MinVideoBitRate="500000" MaxVideoBitRate="2500000" MinAudioBitRate="16000" MaxAudioBitRate="160000" DecodeCodec="Auto" NumOfFrames="0" EncodeProfile="Auto" CabecEnable="False" EncodeLevel="Auto" VariableBitRateEnable="True" VideoBitRate="1500000" ConstBitRate="Medium" AutoKeyFrameEnable="True" KeyFrameInterval="0" SizeRes="480x320" AspectRatio="Fill Screen" FilmModeDetect="Auto" AudioMix="Auto" AudioBitRate="128" />

3. Paste the information back into the file and change it to match your output device. Each of the fields represents one of the conversion settings or a graphical element as follows:

Name – Specifies the name as it will show up in the Badaboom® output format list Icon – Specifies the location and name of a .png file which will be placed in the output format list Bitmap – Specifies the location and name of a .png file that will be used in the main Badaboom® window Window – Specifies the size and location of the video window

MinimalBitmap - Specifies the location and name of a .png file that will be used when Badaboom® is running as a minimized window MinimalWindow - Specifies the location and name of a .png file that will be used when Badaboom® is running as a minimized window AppleDevice – “True” allows the option to open in iTunes automatically. “False” does not allow the option MinVideoBitRate – Minimum allowed bit rate in bits for the new output device. Default is “500000” MaxVideoBitRate – Maximum allowed bit rate in bits for the new output device. Default is “1500000” MinAudioBitRate – Minimum allowed bit rate in bits for the new output device. Default is “16000” MaxAudioBitRate – Maximum allowed bit rate in bits for the new output device. Default is “160000” DecodeCodec – Selects the output codec used to decode the incoming video. Default is “Auto” All Frames – Specifies whether to transcode all frames or just the number specified in “NumOfFrames” NumOfFrames – Selects the number of frames from the incoming video to transcode. Default is “0” which is all of the frames EncodeProfile – Sets the profile to use for encoding videos to this output device. Default is “Auto” CabecEnable – Enables CABAC encoding. Default is False EncodeLevel – Sets the H.264 level for the output device. Default is “Auto” VariableBitRateEnable – Determines if variable or constant bit rate encoding will be done. Default is “True” VideoBitRate – Determines video bit rate for output device in bits. Default is “1500000” for mobile devices and “2500000” for non-portable devices ConstBitRate - Default value is “Medium” AutoKeyFrameEnable – Determines how Badaboom® generates keyframes, the frames which are used to derive other frames. Default is “True”, when using “False” a non-zero value should be used for KeyFrameInterval KeyFrameInterval – specifies the number of frames in between key frames. Default is “0” SizeRes – Resolution size for the output device in Badaboom®. Default varies by device AspectRatio – Aspect ratio to use for this output device. Default is “Fill Screen” FilmModeDetect – Determines how incoming film mode content is handled. Default is “Auto” Deinterlace - Detect and deinterlace the incoming video. This setting can also be used to help correct for discs that contain errors. AudioMix – Used to specify how incoming audio is encoded in the output file. Default is “Auto” AudioBitRate – Specifies the audio bit rate of the output file. Default is “128”

http://www.badaboomit.com/

Settings for WM6.1 devices (XPERIA X1) request

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