Get the video to your computer, edit, then export to 3gp from
Quicktime Pro ($30).
Jan
Quicktime Pro can cut all the file types you list, though I'm not sure
about AVC. Never heard of that video type.
Open the file in QT Pro, use the timeline sliders to select in and out
points.
'Edit' --> 'Trim to Selection'
'File' --> Export --> Movie to 3g
Very basic editing to be sure, but 'basic' sounds like what you need.
Jan
Are you talking about compression settings here?
Are you asking how to make a 64MB file into a 3MB file?
Please provide more specifics, including perhaps sending a link to one
of the files you want to compress and let me have a look at it.
Also include what OS and shooting hardware you're using.
Jan
Give it to someone that knows what they are doing....
There....simple huh?
Martin H
On 13/10/08 12:43 AM, in article
1ab3fde6-b022-4067...@e17g2000hsg.googlegroups.com, "Jan
Thanks Jan for your suggestion!
'File' --> Export --> Movie to 3g reencodes all the video. TMPGEnc can
cut-edit at least mpeg 2 files without a reencode. How to cut a
mpeg4, H.264 and 3gp video files without complete recompression, with
only border group of pictures recompression?
Regards,
Dmitry
Nokia's suck! Get an I-Phone if you want to watch video on your cell
phone or just get an I-Pod that can play video. If you must go the
3gp route get WinFF from http://www.winff.org. It is a (free) GUI for
the ffmpeg program (also free) that makes perfect 3gp files from any
video format you can throw at it. I made a 3gp of a 2 hour xvid Dark
Night avi file and played it on my Samsun Katalyst in it's original
aspect ratio.