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2008-03-13
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Originally Posted by nok_fan08
Just an update on this. It turns out that I'm able to convert videos but only if I select H.264 as the video encoder. DivX4, DivX5 and XviD all fail. I must be missing a package but I haven't been able to figure out which one. I have the medibuntu repositories setup and I have installed the mplayer, mencoder and w32codecs package.
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2008-03-13
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Originally Posted by twaelti
Works great for me, too. I like it better than the later Nokia Internet Tablet Video Converter.
What about the N800 Video Convert?
It works very well for me.
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2008-03-19
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I noticed I can only access the N770 conversion resolutions even if I select N800 or N810 as my device using Sun Java 6 under Ubuntu 7.10. If using the default ubuntu java (gij) the app works as advertised.
-salinmooch
-salinmooch
Originally Posted by MarkZ
Hi,
I've posted a new version with a few tweaks for Linux (like a script to run it) but it seems to work fine on Ubuntu 7.10. I did install the java 6 RE but I don't think that mattered since running it from the command line seems to use the built-in Ubuntu java.
There's a linux screenshot on the download page.
Mark
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2008-03-19
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Under Mac OS 10.5 MediaConverter2 gives following error :
$ ./MediaConverter
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NullPointerException
at mediaconverter.MainWindow.initComponents(MainWindo w.java:887)
at mediaconverter.MainWindow.<init>(MainWindow.java:3 6)
at mediaconverter.Main.main(Main.java:36)
Java version is:
$ java -version
java version "1.5.0_13"
Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.5.0_13-b05-237)
Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.5.0_13-119, mixed mode, sharing)
Mac version of the original MediaConverter works okay.
Any idea what's the problem?
$ ./MediaConverter
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NullPointerException
at mediaconverter.MainWindow.initComponents(MainWindo w.java:887)
at mediaconverter.MainWindow.<init>(MainWindow.java:3 6)
at mediaconverter.Main.main(Main.java:36)
Java version is:
$ java -version
java version "1.5.0_13"
Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.5.0_13-b05-237)
Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.5.0_13-119, mixed mode, sharing)
Mac version of the original MediaConverter works okay.
Any idea what's the problem?
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2008-03-20
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Thank you! this works very well... although it is the first video encoding program I've tried. 
Actually, could you add an option to just have it say what commands it is passing to mencoder? I want to use the -aid 1 and -sid 0 flags, but can't pass those using the nice gui. (That would change the audio language and display subtitles on the OGM files I am converting.)
I can get it to change the aid using ~/.mplayer/mencoder.conf, but not the subtitles.
*edit* Actually, I can't get mencoder to do subtitles at all -- so the problem isn't with mediaconverter2.
Last edited by ldrn; 2008-03-20 at 08:30.
Actually, could you add an option to just have it say what commands it is passing to mencoder? I want to use the -aid 1 and -sid 0 flags, but can't pass those using the nice gui. (That would change the audio language and display subtitles on the OGM files I am converting.)
I can get it to change the aid using ~/.mplayer/mencoder.conf, but not the subtitles.
*edit* Actually, I can't get mencoder to do subtitles at all -- so the problem isn't with mediaconverter2.
Last edited by ldrn; 2008-03-20 at 08:30.
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2008-03-28
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Hi,
With respect to the MacOS issue: it looks like it's too old a version of Java. I think that's the "file manager" java object. See if there's an update. Let me know if not.
I haven't tried mac os and don't have one here to try with (it's not like a linux distro) so it's tough to debug.
With respect to the 'passing commands to mencoder' ... go to the File menu and select Error Console then turn on Enable Full Tracing. It will show the one (or more) commands. I could probably add a 'custom' commands thing but as you note editing the config file works fine as well would be my guess.
Mark
Last edited by MarkZ; 2008-03-29 at 02:06. Reason: add way to see commands
With respect to the MacOS issue: it looks like it's too old a version of Java. I think that's the "file manager" java object. See if there's an update. Let me know if not.
I haven't tried mac os and don't have one here to try with (it's not like a linux distro) so it's tough to debug.
With respect to the 'passing commands to mencoder' ... go to the File menu and select Error Console then turn on Enable Full Tracing. It will show the one (or more) commands. I could probably add a 'custom' commands thing but as you note editing the config file works fine as well would be my guess.
Mark
Last edited by MarkZ; 2008-03-29 at 02:06. Reason: add way to see commands
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2008-03-29
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To all:
I'm sorry I didn't notice the posts about Ubuntu issues. I thought I'd get auto-email but guess not. I'll look into that in a week since I do have Ubuntu here.
M
I'm sorry I didn't notice the posts about Ubuntu issues. I thought I'd get auto-email but guess not. I'll look into that in a week since I do have Ubuntu here.
M
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2008-04-07
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Originally Posted by MarkZ
Hello Mark,
Hi,
With respect to the MacOS issue: it looks like it's too old a version of Java. I think that's the "file manager" java object. See if there's an update. Let me know if not.
I can also replicate the issue, but with Mac OS X version 10.4.11 rather than the 10.5 that the original poster was referring to. The Java version is the same, though.
Unfortunately, it seems that there are no official version of Java 6 for OS X. There's some third parties working on an implementation, but nothing practical for the end user.
If you need help debugging this on Mac OS X, I can try to lend you a hand - I work as a software designer and used to deal with Java projects (not with OS X, though).
Henrik
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2008-04-09
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Hi,
I've taken a look.
I'm using Java 6 on Ubuntu.
Note 1: If you don't invoke the jar file from the current directory it won't find the resolutions.txt file. This causes the list to be wrong and probably not change. It's not a java version issue but a working directory issue. That's why I use a command file. [This is fixed in 2.05]
Note 2: If you want to debug it on a mac I'm happy to send you the java source if you can compile it. I would have posted it in the os2008 forum but never got a response from the original media converter author. I'd appreciate a return of the edited source so I can keep it current here and eventually post it somewhere...
I'll also try this with the original Ubuntu java if I can get Neatbeans to use it. [The 2.04/5 versions work fine with Java 5 and both Ubuntu java distros (5 and 6).]
Mark
Last edited by MarkZ; 2008-04-11 at 19:22. Reason: update info
I've taken a look.
I'm using Java 6 on Ubuntu.
Note 1: If you don't invoke the jar file from the current directory it won't find the resolutions.txt file. This causes the list to be wrong and probably not change. It's not a java version issue but a working directory issue. That's why I use a command file. [This is fixed in 2.05]
Note 2: If you want to debug it on a mac I'm happy to send you the java source if you can compile it. I would have posted it in the os2008 forum but never got a response from the original media converter author. I'd appreciate a return of the edited source so I can keep it current here and eventually post it somewhere...
I'll also try this with the original Ubuntu java if I can get Neatbeans to use it. [The 2.04/5 versions work fine with Java 5 and both Ubuntu java distros (5 and 6).]
Mark
Last edited by MarkZ; 2008-04-11 at 19:22. Reason: update info
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2008-04-10
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Hi,
OK, I've posted a new version that builds (and is compatible with Java 5). There were a couple of gotchas that are only in 6 (oops).
Also I fixed the volume gain button which was putting a string in the wrong place.
Mark
OK, I've posted a new version that builds (and is compatible with Java 5). There were a couple of gotchas that are only in 6 (oops).
Also I fixed the volume gain button which was putting a string in the wrong place.
Mark
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