Video conversion

[Randomhero180]

What are some of the best video converting programs to convert videos to the prime?

And what are the best formats for the prime. Mp4 seems to work well.

 

[Jonneh]

Yeah, I want to learn about these questions as well. Just bought a 32GB class 10 card from Newegg that should be shipped soon, and I'm thinking of playing videos and perhaps even entire movies off of it.

 

[czm2000]

I've used Movavi for years and am currently using their latest version (11) and it works great.

 

[Randomhero180]

Do you convert to Mp4?

 

[czm2000]

Do you convert to Mp4?

Sometimes. But you can convert to just about any format there is. Plus you can decide the size and res of each format and you can even split the video if you want to cust some out. You van take a video with sound and cut the sound out, or take the video out and export the sound to an .mp3 and all kinds of other features. It so simple to use and very effective. It says what it does, and does what it says. I've been using it since version 7 and like I said, they're up to version 11 most recently. So it's nice to see them still,developing it all these years later.

 

[yazoowho]

I used to convert all time until I found Moboplayer and then MX player. Lately I have been using MX more. It plays anything I throw at it, so no need to convert.

FYI... I used Applian Replay converter and/or DVD Fab for conversions.


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[Randomhero180]

Bought a bluray that came with a digital copy of the movie. I cannot get it to play I have downloaded multiple video players to try and get it to play and now luck. It is Mp4 format.

Any ideas?

 

[reynoldsrobbie]

Can't you just create a movies folder on the Prime's SD card root menu and then drag and drop the movie into the folder in the MP4 format?

I can't confirm, since I wont have mine until Friday.

 

[Randomhero180]

I can get them on the prime, but they won't play