PlayStation Portable Video Converter v0.3

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March 20th, 2007, 00:51
wraggster

PlayStation Portable Video Converter v0.3

New release of the Video Converter:

Features:

PSPVC is a FFMPEG front-end to convert video files for the PSP.
It allow you to queue severals conversions with different parameters for each.

Formats:
MPEG4/SP (all firmware)
H264/AVC (firmware 2.0+)
H264/AVC 480x272 (firmware 3.03-OE-B+)

0.2.1 -> 0.3
newer versions of X264 and FFMPEG (fif1973)
freedesktop menu entry added (fif1973)
Support of H264/AVC 480x272 (fif1973)
Simplification of convertion parameters (fif1973)
Display an error message if the input file format is not a supported (fif1973)
Slovenian translation added (lenooh)
German translation added (Christian Stake)
--threads X argument added for multi-core ou multi-cpu usage(fif1973)

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March 20th, 2007, 00:52
Buddy4point0

good.
i acually might be using this one instead of video 9.
o wait jk video 9 is way better
March 20th, 2007, 01:19
watupgroupie

Someone should have mentioned this is for linux users only.
March 22nd, 2007, 11:04
StealthCP

Quote:

Originally Posted by watupgroupie

Someone should have mentioned this is for linux users only.

If you noticed that it was a frontend, then you surely would notice that FFMPEG is the program used for converting the files, and upon a google search would find that it is a fast MPEG encoder for Linuix/BSD, thus, you would realize that on Windows you would have no hope.

There are other encoders out there for Windows, and it's about time we got a user-friendly frontend for Linux. The FFMPEG encoder is the fastest I've ever seen, so this should make converting movies for the PSP non time consuming.
March 22nd, 2007, 13:35
Stone Temple Pilots

Wow. PSP Video 9 is ten times better than this junk. Plus Video 9 has been out longer.
March 22nd, 2007, 13:41
Cloudhunter

But PSP Video 9 isn't for Linux... So how could you have even tried this out, if you are on Windows?

Cloudy
March 22nd, 2007, 22:54
jamotto

Quote:

Originally Posted by StealthCP

If you noticed that it was a frontend, then you surely would notice that FFMPEG is the program used for converting the files, and upon a google search would find that it is a fast MPEG encoder for Linuix/BSD, thus, you would realize that on Windows you would have no hope.

Why is that? FFMPEG is available for Windows, Linux, Mac and OS/2.