I'm using IPP 7.0.4 and I'm trying to create a video with MPEG-4 Visual in MP4 container for IPod classic. I can do it sucessfully with H264 and I'm taking into consideration the restrictions imposed by the device (such as profile, level, frame size, bitrate, etc.)
My video is accepted by iTunes, transfers to IPod Classic, can be started but the display is blank, only audio is heard. The same video plays fine on IPod Touch and IPad.
My research shows that the main problem is in the video bitstream. Do you have any information on this?
Is there an important part of MPEG-4 Visual that is not implemented in IPP and that may be required by IPod Classic?
Thanks.
Svilen
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I'm using IPP 7.0.4 and I'm trying to create a video with MPEG-4 Visual in MP4 container for IPod classic. I can do it sucessfully with H264 and I'm taking into consideration the restrictions imposed by the device (such as profile, level, frame size, bitrate, etc.)
My video is accepted by iTunes, transfers to IPod Classic, can be started but the display is blank, only audio is heard. The same video plays fine on IPod Touch and IPad.
My research shows that the main problem is in the video bitstream. Do you have any information on this?
Is there an important part of MPEG-4 Visual that is not implemented in IPP and that may be required by IPod Classic?
Thanks.
Svilen
I'm using IPP 7.0.4 and I'm trying to create a video with MPEG-4 Visual in MP4 container for IPod classic. I can do it sucessfully with H264 and I'm taking into consideration the restrictions imposed by the device (such as profile, level, frame size, bitrate, etc.)
My video is accepted by iTunes, transfers to IPod Classic, can be started but the display is blank, only audio is heard. The same video plays fine on IPod Touch and IPad.
My research shows that the main problem is in the video bitstream. Do you have any information on this?
Is there an important part of MPEG-4 Visual that is not implemented in IPP and that may be required by IPod Classic?
Thanks.
Svilen
Many, many thanks!
It WAS a miracle indeed!
I'm amazed that such a popular device such as iPod Classic chokes on the user data length. I've had hard times with it and I'm glad it's over.
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