What format for Takara VR149B portable DVD player?
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Hello,
I hope I'm in the right forum...
I bought a portable DVD player Takara VR 149B, with USB and SD ports.
I thought I could easily play movies from the USB stick, coming from an .avi or .mp4 file.
I tried converting them to MPEG using Freemake (I bought the full version...) but I ended up with a video with no sound when I played it on the player!
I convert it using Xvid and MP3 for the sound, but I can't get it to work...
and I'm going on vacation in 3 weeks!
Thanks for your help, I'm in despair for my son who is waiting to be able to watch everything during the trip...
Configuration: Windows / Firefox 47.0
I hope I'm in the right forum...
I bought a portable DVD player Takara VR 149B, with USB and SD ports.
I thought I could easily play movies from the USB stick, coming from an .avi or .mp4 file.
I tried converting them to MPEG using Freemake (I bought the full version...) but I ended up with a video with no sound when I played it on the player!
I convert it using Xvid and MP3 for the sound, but I can't get it to work...
and I'm going on vacation in 3 weeks!
Thanks for your help, I'm in despair for my son who is waiting to be able to watch everything during the trip...
Configuration: Windows / Firefox 47.0
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Thank you for your response, but even in Mpeg4, with Freemake I don't have sound on the player (I should specify that it works with DVDs...)
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The DVDs will be commercial ones, of course, and possibly personal ones made in MPEG2 720x576, and for MP4 files, it's via the USB key.
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I read: •Connector type: USB (4-pin USB, Type A), AV cable port
•Media type: CD-R, CD-RW, DVD, CD
•Supported digital video standards: MPEG-4
•Features: Contrast adjustment, brightness adjustment, rotating screen
Type mpeg4 on the web, it's a container.....
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I read: •Connector type: USB (4-pin USB, Type A), AV cable port
•Media type: CD-R, CD-RW, DVD, CD
•Supported digital video standards: MPEG-4
•Features: Contrast adjustment, brightness adjustment, rotating screen
Type mpeg4 on the web, it's a container.....
"Donkeys change their minds, not fools"
Please remember to mark your message as "resolved" if that is the case.