[rajnikant90]

I just bought 5800 XM. now i want to add my videos on phone. But i cant find good converter software. Can you guys recommand me one?

If it's free it would be better. Still i wont hesitate to pay some buck for it.

I want software for computer not for phone. 

thanks

[cockneysean]

I've been using AnyDVD converter, works like a dream for me. I also used AllOK converter, and it was just as good.

[sawangupta]

I use freeware "Any Video Convertor". Works perfectly fine for me.

[CrackinChris]

I use AVS Video Converter 6. It allows you to import almost any video format, including unprotected DVDs and outpouts into any video format also.  It is fully customizable in the way of the quality (bitrate), resolution, sound etc and there are many profiles already built in (i.e. for iPhones, branded MP3 Players, phones etc)

Screen shot here: http://www.avs4you.com/pics/screenshots/big/VideoConverter6_4.png

Download here: http://www.avs4you.com/AVS-Video-Converter.aspx

[partake06]

I used N95.

and i usually use Moyea Video Converter to convert videos to the video formats acceptable to my phone for its advanced audio and video sync technology and multi-thread encoding technology.

[atalsharma3838]

Use Internet Tablet Video converter. This software is devloped by nokia. Very good.

 http://betalabs.nokia.com/betas/view/internet-tablet-video-converter

[el_loco]

I use SUPER from erightsoft which is a GUI from FFMPEG command line codec.

It's free and it works.

For DVD and other encoding needs I use ImToo products.

Check out my blog for information on these tools.

[seoup]

I use freez 3gp video converter. good freeware. http://www.smallvideosoft.com/3gp-converter/

[korngear]

ImTOO, Xilisoft, Super, Videora all work fine for me.

[bronxdude]

hi guys! I bought 5800 and i am using the internet tablet video converter.

I have a problem though. Tried converting divx and xvid files, but theres no sound.

any workaround?

[partake06]

i am using Moyea Video Converter to help me convert videos to 3gp workable to my N95.

what made me excited is its advanced audio and video synchnization...

[wenling85]

iSkysoft Video Converter is a nice choice.

http://www.hd-dvd-ripper.net/video-converter.html

Moderator note: link modified to remove referrer identity. Recommending software that solves a user's issue is fine, but you may not profit from posting links on Nokia Support Discussions.

Message Edited by michaels on 29-Oct-2009 07:13 PM

Message Edited by michaels on 03-Nov-2009 08:33 AM

[jjegan]

Ultra Mobile 3Gp Video Converter .

For 5800 XM   video size 640x 360

Quality set as Good for best image to file size 

MP4 30 fps

Audio 96 kbps .

But their are plenty of Free video converters available from the simple to the full spec MediaCoder.

   jje

[korngear]

Remember whatever video converter you use to encode 'em, you need to limit the bitrate to some certain point. You cannot expect a video encoded with your best software with best combination but using 1500 bit rate per second. That said, I use 500-600 kbps for my N79, and it is smooth, any bigger amount than that causes to partial play-sound only.

** Note - The site that have been posted is not validated or verified by Nokia, hence, trying or testing is at the users own risk!

Message Edited by alphaman on 31-Oct-2009 07:58 AM

[wenling85]

Remove the id means nothing as long as the link could provide more choice to people.

And I would take care not to post id with the link next time when posting on forum.

Thanks moderator for the reminder.

Any sorry for my bad english.

[converter]

IMO, any video converter is not a good option. You would better get only 3gp video converter to convert videos into 3gp format.

You can try

http://www.3gpvideoconverter.org

The software is commercial but you can still get demo with 50% conversion before you buy it.

[el_loco]

I respectfully disagree.

AnyVideoConverter is as good an option as the 3gpvideoconverter or Imtoo or Xilisoft or SUPER or FFMPEG or Videora or a ton of other different encoders.

Each one will have some Pros and Cons.

Each one will have problems with certain video types 

Each will create its own set of issues and learning curve

As a rule of thumb, commercial products are slightly easier to use than shareware, freeware or others. They are also less likely to include spyware or adware or other malware.

 SUPER and FFMPEG seem to be some of the most stable ones. IMHO. if you don't want to pay.

[alizeteo]

Hi, try freeware iwisoft free video converter, it never disappointed me to convert videos to divx, xvid or mp4 for my cell phone and iPod.  It's quite easy to use, hope it also helps you.

http://www.easy-video-converter.com

[zebarnabe]

Handbreak and SUPER are the best on this area... HandBreak has internal codecs so results are a bit diferent for the same bitrates (faster encoding and good quality IMO)... SUPER has a good suport for subtitles and all kinds of codecs

[imx2]

agreed with el_loco SUPER is Superb i-m using this app for a long time and it works really great without losing the vdo quality and have a vast option for encoding..