Compressing Videos

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Compressing Videos

Post by HotDog-Cart »

Hey, I wanna download a movie. (Dont worry I have the backup), but its 700 MB. I want to put it on my PSP, Is there any way that I can compress it to like 200mb (100 mb preferabbly)

The quality doesnt have to be good, as remmeber its on a PSP.

Also, does the PSP support Mp4/Avi/wmp files? Or do I have to convert it to a special psp video?
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Post by Rekarp »

Google "Super C" for converting the video
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Post by timmeh87 »

if its an AVI i think 'virtualdub' can re-encode it with your choice of codecs.
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Post by vskid »

How long is this movie? I compressed a 1.5 hour movie down to ~350MB, and it looked ok, until there was a lot of stuff going on, then the pixelization monster came until less stuff was happening. Have the video at least 512kbps to look good, thats what said movie was.
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Post by bicostp »

MediaCoder has a built-in wizard for PSP conversion. (It takes regular MP4 videos like you get off Google Video.) You should be able to tweak the settings down.

200 megs for a full length movie? It's not going to be pretty but you might be able to go that small.
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Post by OAtH_OS »

I would recommend the Mp4 format for the smallest size. I used a nice little converter on a japanese/chinese site (I don't know which) that I'll dig up the link for if you don't use a different one already suggested.
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