Err0r

Finally I have found a way to convert videos on the T29; using MediaCoder.

Follow the simple instructions below:

• Download MediaCoder (http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/m...4.exe?download)
• Install MediaCoder and browse to the directory of where you installed it
• Download the Teclast T29 preset (see attachment) and extract it in the preset folder
• Load up MediaCoder, load the preset, load the file(s) you want to convert and hit "Start"
• Done!

The player supports XviD video at 220x176 pixels. The audio must be PCM (WAV) for it to work.

Attached Files

MC-Teclast-T29-Preset[Teclasters.com].rar (2.3 KB, 118 views)

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flasher

F i n a l l y !

You are my GOD!

I have been wasting so much time testing different software/codecs and such. Finalllllaaay I can watch videos on the T-29.

Thanks a lot.

dapdapdap

waaa..!!
Works great, and fast.... finally a easy way to convert videos for my beauty.... ;D
thanks Err0r

kinderlovesky

I am chinese. but it is so fast to download.
thanks error! :P

Job

does the Meizu video convertor(that one simple version) work for the Teclast?

Err0r

No, it does not.

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Job

thats too bad....

Why does the Mediacoder turn my 233MB Family Guy episode into a 100MB file for the Teclast?
With the small screen and low resolution shouldnt the files be less then half that size?(about 40 MB or so)?

am i doing anything wrong?

Err0r

No, I think if your watching cartoons, you can afford to turn down the quality of the audio in MediaCoder. Try that.

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Job

yep but that still doesnt make the file much smaller...
why does it use WAV for the sound?
Wouldnt MP# or something be handier?

100MB per ep compared to 50MB per episode for the Meizu is a big diffrence for a player with just 4 GB


Since the Teclast has a small screen with resolution the files should be smaller than the meizus files im I am correct. If this huge diffrnece is caused just by the audio(WAV nstead of a compressed filetype) I hope they change that in furture firmware

Richy8

What if the audio in the video is MP3? anyway to convert it for T29?