Hello, I have a question. Convert videos to an LGL33L/LG Sunset LTE phone?

[Guernsey]

Hell Everyone,

I am new to your forums and I just signed up today. I had lurked for sometime on your site to find help with video converters however it wasn't until fairly recently that I signed up to your site. While I had received some advice on video editing and video conversion on other sites, I had learned some helpful information on this site and I hope to get more information as well as get better at making videos. Now that I had introduced myself, I have a question to ask: Does anyone know of a video conversion program that can convert videos to an LGL33L/LG Sunset™ LTE phone? Here is the article in question, I heard that Handbrake works but I am nore sure about it and I think I need more help on it.

[Baldrick]

Handbrake works fine. Convert to MP4. Use the high profile.


And if you have problem playing any videos on your android phone then download vlc media player in the google play store.

[Bernix]

Hi,
if Handbrake wont work, you can try Avidemux. Mpeg4 AVC (x264) video + AAC audio. And as output format choose MP4 container.

[Guernsey]

Do I need to get additional codecs and software for those programs?

[Bernix]

no, you wont need additional codecs.

[True Colors]

In my opinion, the best app to play videos on android phones is "MX Player."

There is a free version, or you can spend a few dollars and get the pro version of it(no advertisements).

TC

[johns0]

Better app i found was ac3 player since mx player doesn't play any ac3 sound now.

[redwudz]

Guernsey, I changed your title so others may be able to find it during a search.

Moderator redwudz

[True Colors]

@johns0

I had not heard about the AC3 problem for MX player.

I just did a little checking on this matter. Evidently, this problem only affects users with the new marshmallow platform. So hopefully this is simply a minor bug which will be corrected soon.

As a test, I just now played a video with AC3 audio on a phone with Lollipop OS. It works just fine.

I have tried several different video players for android devices over the years, and for me, MX Player has always been the best of the best.

TC

[johns0]

I just installed mx player again and it still says ac3 audio not supported on my lollipop 5.01 android.

[Guernsey]

What would be the ideal size for the video on this phone?

[Bernix]

Because your phone supports 1280x720 by default I think this. But I think best is not to change resolution. Your phone supports 1920x1080 too, so no need to worry.

Bernix

[True Colors]

I just installed mx player again and it still says ac3 audio not supported on my lollipop 5.01 android.

Just out of curiosity, have you tried any type of workaround solution for MX player?

I found this, although I have not tested it myself yet:

http://media-playback.jimdo.com/2016/05/19/play-ac3-on-mx-player/

TC

[johns0]

Don't need to use mx player anymore,i like ac3 player better.

[Guernsey]

Can anyone help me resolve "The procedure entry point ScriptItemizeOpenType could not be located in the dynamic link library USP10.dll." problem?

[Bernix]

Are you on Windows XP ? AFAIK Handbrake doesnt support XP. Try older version then 0.10.0

Bernix

[Guernsey]

Ok I also have to find an old version of Avidemux as well, thanks.

[Guernsey]

Not be a bother but what is the ideal settings for this conversion? My phone isn't that big and I do not want to end with a huge file.

[Bernix]

If you dont want to end up with huge files, you can try resolution 640x360 (16:9) 512 or 640 kbps (if you select 512 so I suggest you two pass encoding) and audio aac 112 or 96 kbps stereo.

Bernix

[Guernsey]

Could I also use the default settings from my videos?

[Guernsey]

Bump:

I am sorry to bump an old thread but I finally figured out how to make my videos fullscreen on my phone.