nattyg
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...since it's off topic...I broke Rock Band last night
snapped the poor bass pedal in two... /cry

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aye, it's an 80, and I like it fairly well. The reason I went with it, is because I wanted more space than the iPod touch, but a bigger screen than the iPod. I download a decent amount of fansubs, so I wanted to be able to watch them on my lunch break, which this does well. Oddly, I've found it plays DIVX encoded videos better than WMV encoded ones.how do you like the zune? an 80?
yeah its divx compatible and the zune is a better option for that stuff
A Zune, eh?I download a decent amount of fansubs, so I wanted to be able to watch them on my lunch break, which this does well. Oddly, I've found it plays DIVX encoded videos better than WMV encoded ones.
Aye, a Zune. I had considered an windows-based PDA, but worried about the hassles of constantly having to switch out anime's. The Zune's 80gigs trumps the small amount of space on most pda's. Including the ipod touch's 8gigs.A Zune, eh?
/me strokes beard sagely
Then again, I could use my Siemens SX66 to watch fansubs, as long as the codec doesn't require a beefy processor. Maybe I should just splurge and buy a real screen protector for my SX66 (which, by the way, came used as a gift from a friend when she upgraded to a Palm Treo) instead.
I admit that mobile fansubs would be quite nice.Aye, a Zune. I had considered an windows-based PDA, but worried about the hassles of constantly having to switch out anime's. The Zune's 80gigs trumps the small amount of space on most pda's. Including the ipod touch's 8gigs.
I download MKV's and H264's which I then convert into the DIVX format for the Zune (I found this nice little freeware tool, which I don't have the link for here at work).I admit that mobile fansubs would be quite nice.
Does the Zune play nicely with newer codecs? Like .MKV and H264?
I download MKV's and H264's which I then convert into the DIVX format for the Zune (I found this nice little freeware tool, which I don't have the link for here at work).
There was a project to add MKV/H264 native support to the Zune, but that was for version 1, and is defunct these days.
The tool I used optimized the conversion for the Zune (it also optimizes for the PSP & the iPOD as well as a few others). There are a whole host of settings, but I maxed them out, getting the most fps & highest quality. It is a tad small, and sometimes the translator's notes are hard to read (as they're small in the first place) but I've yet to have trouble reading any of the normal conversation text. Now, I expect if I tried a show with lots of text, such as Sayanora Zetsubi Sensai
How long does it take to convert a .MKV to XviD or DivX? Is there any or significant quality loss?
Video conversion usually takes a hefty amount of time. I know because I've converted a few fansubs to XviD to play on my Philips DVP642 (60 of the best dollars my wife and I ever spent, by the way).
Still, there are enough releases in XviD format that I might keep an eye out for Zunes on my local craigslist.