Puppy Linux Discussion Forum

[chrome307]

Thanks for making this

I do not have ffmpeg installed in my cutdown puplet, so will the large pet file contain all the software required?

[shinobar]

[chrome307]

OK, thanks for letting me know

[DaveS]

Where is the file containing the pre-sets please. The ones for Walkman are incorrect as they were in wooff. I will correct them and post them here.

OK, figured it. Here are the correct parameters for Walkman 16:9, for 4:3 change the aspect ratio to 4:3 and the screen size to 320x240

[smokey01]

What would be the required settings for an Omnia i900 smart phone.

The screen resolution is 240x400

I am trying to convert from .MOV file to MPEG4

Thanks

[DaveS]

[technosaurus]

with woo-ff (in stardust) there is a width option (I haven't provided a patch for ffconvert yet) - you just have to set the width to your screen width and it will keep the original aspect ratio of the MOV (no stretching or squishing)

[smokey01]

Thanks

[shinobar]

For special resolutions not found at the selection, you can type it - for example, '240x180'.
Any options on ffconvert can be rewrited by hand. Or you can add advanced options.
New settings can be saved as a new preset.

[soliver]

Hello shinobar

Thanks for the app and all the hard typing. It's doing a great job and helping me much.

Here is the german .po and the german .mo

Hope the translation is good enough and you can use it.

I changed ffplay to gxine because ffplay modifies the brightness of my display which is down by default. I have xinelib 1.28 with a modified real lib (so the "old ones" can be played like Barry mentioned and support for theora).

Thanks again and take care

Greets

[abushcrafter]

[Flash]

I'm trying out Quirky 021, which comes with FFConvert in the Multimedia section. I'd like to use FFConvert to change the resolution of mp3 files from 192 kbps (or whatever) stereo, to 32 kbps mono, but I can't see any way to do it.

[DaveS]

[soliver]

[abushcrafter]