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    I'm new and I really don't know if I am posting in the right area.

    I watch Fan subs (skimming the Rules didn't see anything saying I cant talk about them, but if they are stop me, Its almost 4am and I have been googleing all night long).

    The current Episodes of Bleach and Naruto are being subbed form http://www.dattebayo.com/ and they are encoding the videos in H.264 In an .avi container.

    My problem is I just purchased a 40 in. TV to watch these on and my xbox 360 cant play them.

    I was wondering if there was anyone on here that had the same problems, and if so know how to fix it.

    Again if I am breaking any rules please let me know.

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    I don't know what the 360 supports. So your first step, is to identify which file formats the 360 can play. Then you can look in the HOW TO: Convert section. You should be able to find guides and tool listings on how to convert h.264 into ??? (??? = xbox supported video format).
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  3. What is your audio format? (MP3, AC3, AAC, ?)

    The 360 will only play aac with h.264 video. It also plays this better in a .mp4 container.
    For the love of God, use hub/core labels on your Recordable Discs!
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    Originally Posted by jntaylor63
    What is your audio format? (MP3, AC3, AAC, ?)

    The 360 will only play aac with h.264 video. It also plays this better in a .mp4 container.
    I think the audio (When looking at it with gspot) says the audio is mpeg1 audio.

    Here is some information on what the 360 supports, Xbox Team blog

    let me know if you need any more information, When I get home i will upload a picture of gspot so you can get all the information.
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    OK made it home here is that screen shot of gspot.

    naruto%20gspot.bmp

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    https://forum.videohelp.com/posting.php says:

    Images

    JPG, GIF and PNG are the allowed formats and the max file size is 6MB.
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    Any ideas anyone?
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    Possible problem areas.

    856x480 frame size, Pixel Aspect ratio 1:1 (square)
    23.976 frame rate.

    Try importing to Windows Movie Maker, then export to a XBox supported format.

    Normal video will be 720x480 for wide, 29.97 fps and non-square pixels.
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