Muxed error (converting for Nokia XM5800)

[nunopitbull]

1) http://localhostr.com/files/88f632/1.png
2 http://localhostr.com/files/cba699/2.png

File cannot be "muxed" or what the hell
I tried that tweak to add DX50 to some option, didn't worked.

[nunopitbull]

1) http://localhostr.com/files/98d324/capture1.png
2) http://localhostr.com/files/0a2194/capture.png
3) http://localhostr.com/files/8e8153/capturtye.png
4) http://localhostr.com/files/1690f3/summary.png

There are all the setting by order.

If it helps, i wanna the setting for Nokia XM5800. I heard mediacoder does a good job for it.

[nunopitbull]

Had you used the search, you would have come across this: viewtopic.php?f=17&t=5695&start=24#p26920 That would be a very good starting point. Also, notice that the user that posted this example is using an older version of Mediacoder. I doubt that you'll get anywhere with 4616, so an older version is your best bet or wait until a newer update comes out. Older versions here: http://www.videohelp.com/tools/MediaCoder

Older version seemed to work.

But can you "fix" this on a newer update? Because i bet newer versions will come with some bug fixes, including quality. Dunno:)

Can you tell me which newer version doesnt includes that bug? I don't wanna install and resintall media coder to try to have the most updated(but without that bug) version

[nunopitbull]

I'm not sure why you want a newer version if the older one worked. You might try 4606. I'm not sure which will work. You'll have to experiment. Sorry.

Doesnt works that one also^^ i tried all version untill that one. They all displayed audio, but not video.

[barochallo]

Doesnt works that one also^^ i tried all version untill that one. They all displayed audio, but not video.

Hello mate,

I see you've got a Nokia 5800 xpressmusic like myself.

I'm using the older version of mediacoder 0.7.2.4582. The new version 0.7.3.4625 does not support MKV transcoding on my computer.

I'm using the following settings to encode into H.264, and it works like a dream. It has converted almost every file that I've thrown at it- mkv, avi, rmvb etc. Try it out:

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<MediaCoderPrefs><node key="overall.generic.ignoredBuild">4616</node><node key="overall.ui.mode">Advanced</node><node key="overall.ui.optionTab">2</node><node key="overall.ui.param">776,714,354,19</node><node key="overall.ui.noWelcome">4582</node><node key="overall.task.destdir">C:\Users\ABCD\Desktop\MP4 Files\</node><node key="overall.video.bitrate">500</node><node key="overall.video.autoEncoder">false</node><node key="overall.video.encoder">XviD</node><node key="overall.playback.render">false</node><node key="audioenc.faac.mode">Bitrate</node><node key="audioenc.faac.bitrate">100</node><node key="videoenc.x264.profile">Baseline</node><node key="videoenc.x264.level">30</node><node key="videofilter.scale.enabled">true</node><node key="videofilter.scale.width">640</node><node key="videofilter.scale.height">360</node></MediaCoderPrefs>

Change the output folder to one of your choice. If you want, set a higher video bitrate for even better quality.
If you want to encode into MPEG4, I have posted my settings for the same at:

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http://forum.mediacoderhq.com/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=5695&start=24#p26920

Cheers!