Video format 3gp

hi guys,
i installed om my N70 the flash lite 2.1 file
(flashlite2_1_symbian_s60V2_FP2.SIS) who is the one recommanded for
N70.
Trying tu run embeded or not embeded video 3gp format doesn't
work at all.
I have a good sound but the images seems not well decoded and
i get the screen but image is scrambled.
Also the video is not in good place in the screen and seems
stretch.
All is working perfect with the emulator. i don't undertand!!
Any idea please??

I've had the same problem regarding video through FL 2,1 in
the N70. If you are the owner of the actual video file, my
suggestion is to recode it through QuickTime. If you get QuickTime
Pro, there is several choices of encoding 3gp and it is possible to
make them hinted for streaming as well. But for streaming you need
a streaming server.
I was able to get the video's working taking this approach,
it was worth getting QT Pro, not that expensive, which is good.
However, I have not have any problems with videos with my N73 or
testing on the Nokia 6680.
The emulator uses the codecs / encoding of your computer, so
all videos your computer can play, your Flash Lite emulator can
play, as long as the format is supported by Flash.
If you are really good at compiling and using an command line
you could also try to encode the videos using FFMPEG. Don't know if
this was much help, but it might spread some light over the
issue.

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