Adjusting video resolution

Hi,
Can someone please tell me if quicktime pro enables users to change the resolution of video, so that video will fit the resolution of mobile phones e.g. 320x240, 220x176 etc.
Thx

Thanks.
Just to clarify... If I have a video on my PC with a frame size of 720x576 in .avi format, will Quicktime Pro allow me to change frame size to 320x240 and .avi format to 3gp, so that video will play on mobile phone.
TIA

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AdamCV wrote:
Any ideas how to adjust the STB output so that it uses the "native display" mode, if it must be locked into only one mode ... or better yet how to set the video output signal so that I can choose the mode myself (like I was able to do with the cable box and off-air antenna)?
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