[redswill]

I just ordered an Apple Composite AV Cable so I can watch movies on my TV from my iPhone. I am using Total Video Converter to convert from avi to iPhone, but the problem is the file size exceeds the one of the original... I tried different settings and same result, the only time I get a smaller file size is when I reduce the video size.

The settings I used: picked iPod Mpeg-4 and set everything to use the original of the avi file
Original file size: 0.7 GB
After conversion: 1.3 GB

Am I doing anything wrong? I currently connect my PC to the TV when I want to watch a movie and would like to use the iPhone for that, but also get the same quality. What I need to know is if it is possible (and if yes, how) to convert the avi to a format iPhone supports (I need subtitles too), while keeping the same quality/size and preferably the same file size or at least close to the original.

[Apple iPie]

Are you on Win,or Mac?

[redswill]

Windows Vista

[cmyk328]

From my experience, mpeg4 files usually are bigger than avi, I'm on a mac and I use VisualHub for video conversions.

[redswill]

Originally Posted by cmyk328

From my experience, mpeg4 files usually are bigger than avi, I'm on a mac and I use VisualHub for video conversions.

So, are my results normal?

[rossmnz]

Hey dude
I use videora ipod nano video converter. Have had no probs and its got a decent sorta UI

Hope this helps.

[videospot]

For Total Video Converter, you can set the video bit rate to enlarge or decrease the converted file size. Larger bit rate, larger output file size.
Or you can select the AVC h264 output format, in normal, it is smalller than mpeg4 codec MP4 format.

[redswill]

Originally Posted by videospot

For Total Video Converter, you can set the video bit rate to enlarge or decrease the converted file size. Larger bit rate, larger output file size.
Or you can select the AVC h264 output format, in normal, it is smalller than mpeg4 codec MP4 format.

I was setting the bit rate to be as the one of the original and I was hoping get the same file size out of it. I tried the AVC h264 and got a 800 MB file that is a lot better than my previous one.

Thanks!

Originally Posted by rossmnz

Hey dude
I use videora ipod nano video converter. Have had no probs and its got a decent sorta UI

I downloaded and installed the Videora iPhone video converter and it has no subtitle support or I couldn't find it

[abdulkadar]

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