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Video: Encoding settings for the video track. Here’s a brief introduction on what the settings in the other tabs do:įilters: Special video processing filters that can be used to remove noise and artifacts from the video. Handbrake is a powerful piece of software and there are many other possible settings available that are beyond the scope of this tutorial. After the encoding is done, the new video should play very well on your Micca player. Finally, click on the Start Encoding button to begin encoding the new video. The window should look similar to the following:Īlmost done! Click on the Browse button and choose a file name and location to save to.

Set all values for Top, Bottom, Left, Right to 0.

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For 1080P videos, choose General->Fast 1080p30įor this tutorial we are choosing Matroska->H.2p30 as shown in the image belowĬlick on the Dimensions tab and make the following changes:.

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For 720P videos, choose General->Fast 720p30.

For 1080P videos, choose Matroska->H.2p30.

For 720P videos, choose Matroksa->H.264 MKV 720p30.

Choose preset according to the following: Handbrake as numerous convenient presets built-in that are especially useful for our purpose. Drag and drop your source video into the Handbrake window to open it. To start, download and install Handbrake suitable for your operating system from the link below:Īt the time of this tutorial, the Handbrake version is 1.1.2, your screen might look slightly different but should be very similar.Īfter installing Handbrake, run it and the following window should be displayed.

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This tutorial will show you how to use this wonderful tool to recode videos into popular MP4 or MKV formats for playback on Micca products that support 720p and 1080p video playback. To work around, convert the photo to use 72 pixel/inch.Įncoding a video in 720p or 1080p high definition format is easier than ever thanks to the availability of free and well working tools like Handbrake. Some JPG photos that have pixel/inch setting much higher than 72 will display with green artifacts.

To work around for self-produced videos, fade out the video to black at the end.

After playing a video, the last frame of the video is shown for 1-2 seconds before the player switches to the next video.

Fixes issue where fast forward stops and resumes normal playback after a short while.

Hides “System Volume Information” folder for exFAT drives.

Hides all files and folders that start with the period character.

Fixes issue where pressing the HDMI button on certain screens does not have any effect.

Fixes issue where music random playback looping stops after playing one loop.

Added a setting for default subtitle display on or off.

Shortened pause at end of video before looping to 1-2 seconds.

Please refer to the User’s Manual for detailed instructions on how to install the firware update.