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As runtime said, when encoding 4:3 material you should use 320x240. Not only because this offers the correct aspect ratio, but also because PSP doesn't automatically stretch the image and the aspect ratio controls actually work on 320x240 clips.

DigitalFoundry wrote:3GP Converter runs AVS files fine for me... at least it does for me with version .25...

heh, whaddya know, upgrading to the latest version sometimes does help :)

thanks for the tip.

Yea, gotta try that aswell. runtime: you wouldn't know how to turn VHQ on and set it's level? or is it enabled and =1 at default? edit: Ok, tried that 24fps thing and it doesn't work. PSP plays the video in 29.97fps so the audio is _totally_ out of sync. To get perfect framerate conversion I did thi...

Note: if you're getting stuttering it could be that its the sort thats introduced when you convert footage recorded at a different framerate (typically PAL stuff) to 30fps - unfortunately I don't know how to get around this since PSP seems to be hardwired to playback at 15 or 30fps. Yea, I'v battle...

Nice little proggie there runtime, thanks for it. But, when I encode movies with 416x176 and patch them the framerate is choppy on PSP, it works but stutters alot. Same file on PC is perfectly ok before and after patching. Encoded with 3gp_converter with self modified .ini, 2pass xvid. Framerate con...