Im new to this forum, I use a mac and I wanted to make a slideshow to show on a flat screen tv in my waiting room of my office. I made the video but when I put the video on a usb drive the TV (Philips) said that the format needs to be a motion jpeg, 320x240, 30FPS. The file is currently a MP4, I bought and downloaded the Movavi video converter but I could not find how to convert the MP4 to Motion Jpeg, can someone help me please.
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Last edited by Baldrick; 27th Feb 2014 at 15:55. Reason: New title
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Does it ONLY support mjpeg?
320x240 wont look good on any tv.
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Thats what it says on the bottom of the menu on the tv, do you have any other ideas on how to do this better?
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As OP did not specify input source, I will take it granted a slide-show from various pics.
Just make sure that Movavi Video Converter allows to import your photo collections in various format of BMP, JPG, GIF, etc... into Photo Slideshow for Mac. -
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I guess, OP needs to buy cheapo brand Chinese player that supports variety of formats.
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Doesn't your TV support JPEG images? All you need to do is place the pictures on the flash drive and let the TV's built-in slideshow function do the rest. Use sequential filename to maintain a playback sequence.
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yes philips only has motion JpegAll you need to do is place the pictures on the flash drive and let the TV's built-in slideshow function do the rest.
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