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#1 Old mp4 creation - 2003-11-13, 18:13

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Is there any good tools for converting avi/mov/mpg/3gp to mp4?

The Nokia multimedia converter tool is nice but will only convert into 3gp format. Mp4 format is supported by the phones and has much higher image and sound quality.

Anyone?

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#2 Old 2003-11-14, 09:47

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Hi,

I don't think there's any tools for that kind of conversion, meaning 3gp to mp4. And about the quality I must disagree with you. There isn't much difference in the quality and you can also wrap MPEG-4 video to 3gp-file format. I also think that most of the phones supporting video will also support 3GPP standards.

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#3 Old just change extension from 3gp to mp4 - 2003-11-23, 13:23

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it works
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#4 Old 2004-07-23, 08:37

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Not a good idea in my opinion, because MP4 and 3GP container formats are not the same. For example the AMR speech codec is not allowed in a *.mp4 file, not sure about H.263 video tracks.

Furthermore a *.3gp file does not have a IOD atom, as far as I know, which will confuse many standard-compliant MPEG-4 players.

At least now I know where all these "pseudo MP4" files come from...

By the way, theisborg assumes:

> Mp4 format is supported by the phones and has much higher
> image and sound quality.

Is this really true for Nokia mobile phones or other manufacturers? As far as I know, there is no support for this container format (with MPEG-4 video and AAC audio track) in multimedia mobile phones yet, or am I wrong?
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#5 Old 3gp mp4 - 2004-07-23, 10:13

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I aggree that this is not the best way to do but if you want to get your 60 serie video to play on a sharp gx20 , it does the job perfectly by just changing the extension
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#6 Old 2004-07-23, 11:35

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What's a Sharp GX20, another mobile phone with MP4 capability?
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#7 Old video - 2004-07-23, 12:04

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yes , one of the best in term of video quality but limited to 100 k.
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#8 Old 2004-07-24, 08:13

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Thanks for the info, do you also know a site that lists different mobile phones with real MP4 support? I just searched http://www.mobiledia.com/ for "MP4", but the Sharp GX20 wasn't mentioned there.
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#9 Old 2004-07-24, 08:27

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not any that i know , even on manufacturer sites , it's difficult to get info about video most of the time .
Send me a mail at samurai@madtoy.com , I can send you an interesting excel sheet with the different mp4 specs according to
phones and network
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