6500 Classic video playback

I have just goy my 6500 classic and am now trying to transfer my mpeg4 and 3gp files from my 6280. Once transferred the phone plays the audio but no video, any suggestions?

Try do the convertion with Super - eRightSoft. For me it´s the best convert araoun (it´s free).

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Jerky 6500 Slide Video Playback

The spec says it should playback video in QVGA(320x240) encoded as H263 or Mpeg 4 at 30fps. I just cant get it to play anything back without it being extrememly jerky and even sometimes losing sync with the sound.
Stupidly I would have expected the software provided with the phone (Ulead Video Toolbox Basic) which asked for my phone version during installation to at least make videos which can be played on the phone. I've had the video stop on several of them during playback, and they're always jerky.
I tried encoding things in SUPER, that also provides jerky playback. Does the phone need to be returned, or am I doing something wrong? Any ideas gratefully received.
Thanks :-)

I'm still on the quest to resolve my video playback issues. I recorded a video from the phones camera in it's maximum setting, 640x480 at 15fps, so i was kinda making the assumption that if I encode a video at QVGA 320x240, then because the video is a lot smaller it'll playback at 30fps.
I did an analysis of the video from the camera, and the interesting thing is that it has created a video using sound settings which I dont seem to be able to produce in any software, specifically it is using the AMR_NB with 2 channels, which doesnt seem to be an option with any encoder (including Super which is extremely flexible usually, in fact they say in their FAQs that it's not possible for this type of codec but nokia did it), does anyone know what can produce video conversion with these settings?
General #0
Complete name : Video000.3gp
Format : 3GPP
Format/Info : 3GPP Media Release 5
Format/Family : MPEG-4
File size : 2.31 MiB
PlayTime : 9s 520ms
Bit rate : 2038 Kbps
StreamSize/String : 53.7 KiB
Encoded date : UTC 2008-05-01 00:50:20
Tagged date : UTC 2008-05-01 00:50:20
Video #0
Codec : MPEG-4 Visual
Codec/Family : MPEG-4V
PlayTime : 9s 290ms
Bit rate mode : CBR
Bit rate : 2028 Kbps
Nominal bit rate : 2048 Kbps
Width : 640 pixels
Height : 480 pixels
Display Aspect ratio : 4/3
Frame rate mode : VFR
Frame rate : 14.747 fps
Minimum frame rate : 4.808 fps
Maximum frame rate : 17.232 fps
Bits/(Pixel*Frame) : 0.448
StreamSize/String : 2.25 MiB
Encoded date : UTC 2008-05-01 00:50:20
Tagged date : UTC 2008-05-01 00:50:20
Audio #0
Codec : AMR-NB
Codec/Info : AMR narrow band (3GPP)
PlayTime : 9s 520ms
Bit rate mode : CBR
Bit rate : 12.8 Kbps
Channel(s) : 2 channels
Sampling rate : 15.8 KHz
Resolution : 16 bits
StreamSize/String : 14.9 KiB
Encoded date : UTC 2008-05-01 00:50:20
Tagged date : UTC 2008-05-01 00:50:20

Video Playback Problems (iPod Classic 120GB)

Hi! I recently purchased my new iPod Classic 120GB but I'm encountering problems regarding video playback.
I downloaded a *music video* from the internet, and the file format is *mpeg video*. I then purchased an iPod Video Converter and thus changed the file to the appropriate one in order to play it in my iPod.
I played the music video first in my iTunes to check whether the video has any problems, but there was none, and it wasn't corrupted. As for my other videos, I have used the same iPod video converter and they were all fine. I then transferred the music video in my iPod.
Problem is, the quality was good and everything, but there are some *slight glitches in the music video*. There wasn't anything wrong with the audio, but with *some of the scenes* in the video itself. I then replayed it, then the *glitch transferred to another scene in the video*.
I then removed the said music video from my iPod, re-converted it, replayed it in my iTunes, then transferred it to my iPod, but the same video still has the same glitch.
So far, I have transferred 10+ music videos in my iPod and they all worked just fine, but I have 6 other music videos that are encountering the same problem with playback.
Does the problem lie with my iPod converter, or in my iTunes, or in my iPod itself? I would like to know.
I would really appreciate some help with this! Thanks!
For additional information:
iTunes - latest version 8.1
iPod - recently bought, Classic 120 GB
video converter - Allok Video to iPod converter
video itself - mpeg format, 204 MB
Message was edited by: megumiii

unfortunately its hard to tell where the problem lies... it depeneds on what type of glitch you are talking about. i really hope you didnt actually pay for a video converter... try "ipod video 9" which is absolutely free... top quality and VERY VERY easy to use!!! this program has never caused issues for me. if the issue is with your ipod it may be a delay in information transfer from your ipods hardrive. try defragmenting your ipod like you would your computer in the "my computer" window on windows, this does actually help your ipod read the information on its hardrive faster and should slightly--->drastically improve your ipods performance depending on factors such as how fragmented (jumbled) your files are, how many files you have on the ipod, the size of each file etc.
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AzzO

Video playback problems [6500 Slide]

Video playback at 25, 29.9, 30 fps is jerky, only 12.5, 15 fps videos play correctly... Lowering the bitrate or using a less complex profile/codec doesnt help much. Funny thing is, it can play its own videos which are whooping 640x480 @ 25fps and 2000-3000kbps [for comparison: the videos i encoded were only 320x240, 25fps, 200kbps] without a problem! O.o So, why has it problems playing my less complex to decode videos?
I tried following ways of encoding in SUPER:
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h.263
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But halving the fps... Viola, it plays fine!
Is this a known issue?
Will this be fixed in the next firmware? Hope so! >.
Cant nokia release some video coding tool with profiles for each phone model, to ensure flawless playback!? -.-
Regards, KD

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Cannot play songs, the following comes up - Itunes has detected a problem with your audio configuration.
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Cheers
Wade Lawrence

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Resolution
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http://support.apple.com/kb/ts5183
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