SUPER settings??????

16 replies · 10,315 views · Started 29 June 2006

kvark89 29 Jun 2006, 22:03

Can someone share the settings i sould use in the program SUPER?
Sorry for the bad engelish:redface:

Rafe 29 Jun 2006, 22:23

Have a look in this thread:

http://www.allaboutsymbian.com/forum//forum/thread/46555/

XFG 30 Jun 2006, 11:47

anyone know how to enable crop option in Super?

chervee 30 Jun 2006, 12:15

those are mine - i think they are optimal for quality and file size - its v good quality 3gp with aac stream - its really great especially for music videos, or movies, cos of great sound quality 😊 enjoy ;D

sjdean 02 Jul 2006, 20:32

Thanks for those settings. Works a treat.

I was playing for hours trying to get an MPEG4 Container and H264 or some other content. But it was failing for large files.

But this setup seems to work great.

Out of interest, whats a typical file size for say, 22 minutes? Im getting 77 Meg, even using I think 64kbps for audio, 15fps, and even less bitrate for video than you have. Im figuring I could maybe drop a little more on video quality.

Cheers
Simon

chervee 03 Jul 2006, 07:55

No problem😊 i think this filesize is ok, 3gp with quality like that has to be as big as this, 'cos 3gp is format with not so great compression ability due to using it in many different cellulars, often with weak processors. of course you can try to lower settings, but i dont think it is the good idea, because you get much worse quality, which is the main factor of watchin' anything on our brilliant phone 😊
there are two ways - one to buy smartmovie and watch divx (but im not sure if divxs are much smaller?) or buy a bigger memcard :P anyway - good luck 😃

mulambo 04 Jul 2006, 01:54

where can i get that program? it can convert video from a phone to wma file?

chervee 05 Jul 2006, 12:21

heres the link, its freeware http://www.erightsoft.com/
hmm wma is Windows Media Audio file, so i suppose you mean WMV - windows media video file, but yes - its possible.

4Site 06 Jul 2006, 11:40

Those settings you all posted should work but the problem is you are recommending the lower quality MPEG4 H.263 /3GP codecs which are great as they work but why use them when the N80 supports the higher quality MPEG4 H.264 Codec.

Try these settings and let me know if the quality isnt better

Output Container = mp4(MPEG-4)
Output Video Codec = H.264/AVC
Output Audio Codec = AAC
 ----------------
{ Video Settings }
 ----------------
Video Scale Size = 320x240
Frame/Sec = 15
Bitrate kbs = 336
 -------
[Options]
 -------
Hi Quality = Checked
H264 Profile = Baseline 1.2
 ----------------
{ Audio Settings }
 ----------------Sampling Freq = 44100
Channels = 2
Bitrate = 64 (or higher)

Audio settings are pretty much anything goes but video settings are difficult to get right but you could experiment with higher bitrates see if they work for you.

The resolutions might be smaller but the motion is more smoother with no frame dropping and greater detail.

Let me know how you get on

vickram_123 06 Jul 2006, 17:47

4Site wrote:Those settings you all posted should work but the problem is you are recommending the lower quality MPEG4 H.263 /3GP codecs which are great as they work but why use them when the N80 supports the higher quality MPEG4 H.264 Codec.
Try these settings and let me know if the quality isnt better
Output Container = mp4(MPEG-4)
Output Video Codec = H.264/AVC
Output Audio Codec = AAC
 ----------------
{ Video Settings }
 ----------------
Video Scale Size = 320x240
Frame/Sec = 15
Bitrate kbs = 336
 -------
[Options]
 -------
Hi Quality = Checked
H264 Profile = Baseline 1.2
 ----------------
{ Audio Settings }
 ----------------Sampling Freq = 44100
Channels = 2
Bitrate = 64 (or higher)
Audio settings are pretty much anything goes but video settings are difficult to get right but you could experiment with higher bitrates see if they work for you.
The resolutions might be smaller but the motion is more smoother with no frame dropping and greater detail.
Let me know how you get on

thanks for the settings.. so far i found thm "the best "settings , will try slightly higher bitrates and fps later on keep u posted the results ... thnx once again..

kh0sa 04 Oct 2006, 09:10

4Site wrote:Those settings you all posted should work but the problem is you are recommending the lower quality MPEG4 H.263 /3GP codecs which are great as they work but why use them when the N80 supports the higher quality MPEG4 H.264 Codec.
Try these settings and let me know if the quality isnt better
Output Container = mp4(MPEG-4)
Output Video Codec = H.264/AVC
Output Audio Codec = AAC
 ----------------
{ Video Settings }
 ----------------
Video Scale Size = 320x240
Frame/Sec = 15
Bitrate kbs = 336
 -------
[Options]
 -------
Hi Quality = Checked
H264 Profile = Baseline 1.2
 ----------------
{ Audio Settings }
 ----------------Sampling Freq = 44100
Channels = 2
Bitrate = 64 (or higher)
Audio settings are pretty much anything goes but video settings are difficult to get right but you could experiment with higher bitrates see if they work for you.
The resolutions might be smaller but the motion is more smoother with no frame dropping and greater detail.
Let me know how you get on

that converts to MP4.. but smartmovie and DivX player will not scan for MP4... suggestions?

steve_perry 04 Oct 2006, 09:50

kh0sa wrote:that converts to MP4.. but smartmovie and DivX player will not scan for MP4... suggestions?

MP4 works perfectly with the default Real Player, so use that instead.

goodytom 04 Oct 2006, 14:45

Just in case anyone has the same problem as I did:

SUPER wouldn't complete any encodes at all, just kept giving me "ERROR!" and it turned out it by default it was trying to output the file onto my D: drive which had an audio CD in it that obviously wouldn't be overwritten.

A simple right click anywhere in the main window gives you the option to redirect the output file onto your C: or anywhere else...

All working fine now

fdxd 04 Oct 2006, 15:44

Super doesnt seem to do H.264 correctly. Both PSP and N80 cant read any H.264 file.

martinkiri 21 Oct 2006, 10:03

...on my N80 with v 4.063.0.41

This phone seems very 'fastidious' regarding playback of video. The thing won't even play .mp4 if the settings are not exactly the way it pleases.

Any suggestions how to convert video proper for N80? Any software that can play .wmv for example?

Thanks.

4Site wrote:Those settings you all posted should work but the problem is you are recommending the lower quality MPEG4 H.263 /3GP codecs which are great as they work but why use them when the N80 supports the higher quality MPEG4 H.264 Codec.
Try these settings and let me know if the quality isnt better
Output Container = mp4(MPEG-4)
Output Video Codec = H.264/AVC
Output Audio Codec = AAC
 ----------------
{ Video Settings }
 ----------------
Video Scale Size = 320x240
Frame/Sec = 15
Bitrate kbs = 336
 -------
[Options]
 -------
Hi Quality = Checked
H264 Profile = Baseline 1.2
 ----------------
{ Audio Settings }
 ----------------Sampling Freq = 44100
Channels = 2
Bitrate = 64 (or higher)
Audio settings are pretty much anything goes but video settings are difficult to get right but you could experiment with higher bitrates see if they work for you.
The resolutions might be smaller but the motion is more smoother with no frame dropping and greater detail.
Let me know how you get on

4Site 24 Oct 2006, 23:31

Jus tried them settings on my N80 with v 4.063.0.41 and they worked perfectly

Post a screenshot of your Super window and i see if i can spot any mistakes in your settings.

Symbian Sam 25 Oct 2006, 10:46

I can't get SUPER to encode in widescreen/16:9 format. Everything comes out stretched 4:3. Must have tried everything :con?

If someone could point me in the right direction I would be most greatfull. I do not want the files croped/streched. I want original aspect with black bars top & bottom on my N80 😊