Philips LifeVibes Camcoder PRO for Nokia 6600/6620 1.0.3
| Developer: |
Soft4Phones.com (more products...) |
| OS: | Sym |
| License: | Demo |
| Price: |
FREE |
| Size: | 0.1 MB |
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Untitled Document The Philips LifeVibes Camcoder PRO is a high quality audio video encoder and player for the Nokia 6600/6620 mobile handset. It provides real-time audio video grabbing and encoding in the MPEG-4/H263 video format as specified by the 3GPP standard. Its PRO mode allows to produce top quality video clips of virtually unlimited duration. It is fully integrated into phone application environments such as MMS, BT, IR and e-mail to transfer recorded video clips to other 3GPP video player compliant phones and PCs. The Philips Camcoder also features audio editing to add personal impressions to recorded video clips. Hours of videos can be stored in the handset and transferred to PCs to be played back without any additional converter: enjoy recorded videos on all 3GPP compliant players such as but not limited to Philips Platform4 PC Player, Apple Quicktime 6.5 and other 3GPP video player compliant phones. Audio Video Specification Run-time selection of video encoding standard MPEG-4 SP / H.263 AMR-NB audio grabbing and editing Run-time selection of video quality setting : Pro, High, Medium, Low Run-time selection of frame rate: 5 fps, 7.5 fps, 10 fps, 15 fps Run-time selection of frame size: QCIF, SQCIF General Features Capture Captured audio video clips can be saved as 3GPP (.3gp) files in phone memory or Memory Card Simultaneous audio video recording DigitalZoom x1 and x2 Brightness and contrast controls Output file size is compatible with MMSC : 50, 75, 100, 150 kB Unlimited file size mode Editing Start, Pause, Resume, Stop commands while capturing 3 audio grabbing modes: Simultaneous audio and video grabbing Audio dubbing Audio track replacement Play back Playback of 3GPP files attached to MMS and e-mail or downloaded from a WAP page Full screen mode Audio video lip synch Video album with thu...
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