mpegplayer help for sansa fuze

[smartinez281]

Whats a good program to make my mp4's to mpegs to be played on the fuze

[saratoga]

This might help:

http://www.rockbox.org/wiki/PluginMpegplayer#How_To_Encode_Files

[reepicheep]

The Wiki doesn't specifiy, but based on my VLC batch file I have the video size to be 224x176.

reepicheep

[Chronon]

You may update that table with information for your device if you like.   

[smartinez281]

Well since the thread is still alive, I am having a problem with my converted videos. The audios is not working. I have everything checked as stated in the guide

I even tried it with the Keep original audio track enabled, but still no sound
what gives? 

[GodEater]

Did you give WinFF a try?

[smartinez281]

Ok the audio problem is dealt with (turns out it works fine in the player, but not on the pc)
but I have another problem.
I tried to convert a movie (The Fantastic Planet) everything works good until I reach around the halfwaymark. At which time the audio goes out of sync.
Any solutions?

[josh.e]

i Have found the open source "WinFF" encodes all to mpeg.....
At that even has a setting for rockbox videos  it says e200 but it is fine on my fuze

[yapper]

WinFF and other choices are documented here:
http://www.rockbox.org/wiki/PluginMpegplayer#How_To_Encode_Files

[smartinez281]

Ok I tried WinFF........I still get a small audio delay after about halfway

[Just Here]

I used a program called Prism Video Converter.
When I uploaded it i made sure the the converting file type was set as .mpg, the encoder options where set to MPEG1 which is a lower resolution but it really does'nt mest up the quality (if you put MPEG2 it wont play the video because it is using to mush memory to play it), once you do that you fix the output (this is where you fix the screen size). After all that you just put it in a folder on your Sansa Fuze. I havent had any problems with audio playing, everything comes out the way it is supposed to play. It's easy to use.