User manual ZENEC ZEM-W700RM

[. . . ] ZENEC Models AVI DiVX 3. 11, 4, 5, 6 XviD H. 264 (DivX 7 / Quicktime) HDX4 WMV MPEG-4 (Quicktime) Remarks: 1) ZENEC E>GO devices are compatible with . avi files that have been created with either DivX 3, 4, 5, or 6 encoders. 2) ZENEC E>GO devices are compatible with . avi files encoded with any of the XVID encoder compiles that are or have been available on Sourceforge. net. [. . . ] 2) ZENEC E>GO devices are compatible with . avi files encoded with any of the XVID encoder compiles that are or have been available on Sourceforge. net. 3) ZENEC E>GO devices are officially certified to be fully compliant with the DivX Hometheatre 2. 0 Profile. 4) ZENEC E>GO devices can not play back MPEG-4 files natively ­ yet playback of MPEG-4 files is possible via iPod/iPhone. 5) ZENEC E>GO devices cannot play back files encoded to H. 264 format with DivX 7 (Matroska container format). MPEG-4 part 10 Quicktime encoded files will play from iPod/iPhones connected to a ZENEC E>GO unit. Non compliant AVI files might still play, but often cause sloppy playback or picture stuttering. Non compliant files originate from aspect ratio settings that are not following AVI file container format specs. Most important requirement for compliance is the Horizontal and Vertical pixel resolution of the DivX output file. Thus make sure that the . avi video file you want to encode and watch on your ZENEC E>GO naviceiver (i. e. DivX, XviD files) has been processed with one of the listed output stream resolutions stated below: AVI FILE Encoded in PAL Encoded in NTSC LOW RESOLUTION 352 x 288 (x25F) 352 x 240 (x30F) HIGH RESOLUTION 720 x 576 (x25F) 720 x 480 (x30F) Files that have been encoded with a different output resolution or with other frame rates than 25F/s or 30F/s cannot play correctly, because the MPEG chipset of ZENEC E>GO units can't process files that are off technical limits. [. . . ] Thus make sure that the . avi video file you want to encode and watch on your ZENEC E>GO naviceiver (i. e. DivX, XviD files) has been processed with one of the listed output stream resolutions stated below: AVI FILE Encoded in PAL Encoded in NTSC LOW RESOLUTION 352 x 288 (x25F) 352 x 240 (x30F) HIGH RESOLUTION 720 x 576 (x25F) 720 x 480 (x30F) Files that have been encoded with a different output resolution or with other frame rates than 25F/s or 30F/s cannot play correctly, because the MPEG chipset of ZENEC E>GO units can't process files that are off technical limits. [. . . ]