x50v and video

[footdoc]

again, let me preface with the fact I am a newbie to pocket pc and axim; I was watching some movie trailers from msn and was disappointed; size of movie screen was about size of large postage stamp and quite choppy/blurry; my question is, how does one get full screen, clear images of movies, videos that I read and hear about on axim?

[footdoc]

again, let me preface with the fact I am a newbie to pocket pc and axim; I was watching some movie trailers from msn and was disappointed; size of movie screen was about size of large postage stamp and quite choppy/blurry; my question is, how does one get full screen, clear images of movies, videos that I read and hear about on axim?

[Lukas44]

Download "Betaplayer", the best choice for the dell, which not only is free, but also makes best use of it's graphic chip.

[MPSmith]

You can download it here:

http://betaplayer.corecodec.org/

[Jeff00000168]

Check on the properties of the movie too! Make sure the width and height is 320 X 240 pixels for QVGA screen and 640 X 480 pixels for VGA screen before downloading or watching so you can get the perfect fit on your pocket pc for excellent viewing.

[sundown]

The x50v is capable of incredible video quality. I've been ripping my dvds and remastering the video for my x50v and it looks DVD quality - just beautiful. Clear, smooth movement, bright - I am MUCH impressed.

[Darius Wey]

And to add to the aforementioned suggestions, a program called PocketDivXEncoder is a nice, free alternative for creating Pocket PC-friendly media files.