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Reencoding high-def WMV to XviD
XviD is currently the most reliable and efficient way to display high-definition content on
a KiSS player. Unfortunately a lot of content is distributed as windows media files.
If you are experiencing playback issues, this guide should help you make those files play.
- Download and install XviD
- Download and install lame mp3 ACM codec
(uncompress to C:\Program Files\ and right-click the .inf file)
- Download and install VirtualDubMod
- Download and install AviSynth v2.5.x or higher
- Start Notepad and create an .avs file in the same directory as your .wmv file containing:
DirectShowSource("videofile.wmv")
LanczosResize(1280,720)
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- Now start up VirtualDubMod and open the .avs file. Use the timeline slider to check that you can see your video.
- Now go into the Video menu and select Compression. Select the "XviD" codec and press Configure.
- Select the HDTV profile and set the bandwidth to 7500 kbit/sec (for DVD) or 20000 kbit/sec (for PC-Link)
- Now go to the Streams menu and find Stream List. Right-click the audio stream and chose Full Processing mode.
- Then chose Compression and select "Lame MP3". You may only use the CBR modes.
- Now go to the File menu and chose Save As to save your new .avi file. This may take quite a while.
Website by Joachim Michaelis
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