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RE: Movies playing on a USB stick - vision*R - 24-10-2011 10:23pm
From the manual I would say the Evoque won't read H.264 nor MPEG-4/ffmeg, only DivX and XVid. So Handbrake will be useless.
RE: Movies playing on a USB stick - simonc - 25-10-2011 07:13am
Maybe try Xvid4PSP to see if that will get the videos into the right format?
RE: Movies playing on a USB stick - fam1x - 25-10-2011 01:03pm
Question for the techies out there with the Evoque does is matter how the USB stick is formatted for the Evoque to read it? i.e does it have to be FAT 32 or NTFS?
RE: Movies playing on a USB stick - DynamicRRV - 25-10-2011 01:28pm
WTF??
Movies playing on a USB stick - SW6RR - 25-10-2011 02:09pm
Fat32 I think
RE: Movies playing on a USB stick - bell-auto-services - 25-10-2011 07:03pm
Fat32 will be ok if you dont have a dvd film you are putting on over 4gig in size as FAT32 file size is 4gig max.
Pete
RE: Movies playing on a USB stick - Troy - 27-10-2011 11:50am
So .avi's are out then?
RE: Movies playing on a USB stick - bell-auto-services - 27-10-2011 07:30pm
If over 4gig AVI try NTFS.
Pete
RE: Movies playing on a USB stick - vision*R - 28-10-2011 07:57am
(27-10-2011 11:50am)Troy Wrote: So .avi's are out then?
The extension AVI doesn't say anything. As I said before, AVI is simply a "container" and whether or not the Evoque will play it, depends on the codec used to encode the contents of the container. This codec can be DivX or Xvid. If you use a different video codec, the file can still be AVI but it won't be played.
See http://www.divx.com/en/software/divx-plus/codec-pack/avi
RE: Movies playing on a USB stick - PhilSkill - 28-10-2011 10:04pm
Hi VisionR
Can you recommend any software that'll convert to DivX format? My camera takes MOV, and been using Handbrake to convert to H.264 but as you mentioned Handbrake will be no good for DivX is there something else?
Phil