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3GPP Converter and 3G2 Converter

Specially designed for mobile phone users, ImTOO 3GP Converter is also a perfect 3GPP converter and 3G2 converter which supports popular cellular phone video formats like 3GPP, 3G2, MPEG-4. It can convert most popular video files such as MPEG-1/2/4, WMV, MP4, MOV, RM, DV, H.264, and AVI to 3GPP, 3G2, MPEG4 format with excellent video quality and smaller file size. Moreover, this powerful 3GPP Converter and 3G2 Converter allows you to customize various settings such as video size, sample rate, frame rate, etc. to get the best 3GPP and 3G2 video quality and fit your cellular phone screen. Here's the way showing how to optimize 3GPP video quality for your cellular phone.

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What is 3GPP, 3GPP2 and MPEG-4 format?
3GPP standard: GSM Network, Video: MPEG-4, H.263. Audio: AAC, AMR
3GPP2 standard: CDMA2000 Network, Video: MPEG-4, H.263. Audio: AAC, AMR
MPEG-4: features high compression ratio with high quality; absorbs many features of MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 and other related standards; was aimed at low bit-rate video communications and provides the ability to encode mixed media data (video, audio, speech).
How to get the best quality on cellular phone with MPEG-4 format?
You can specify the screen size directly to getting best quality for your cellular phone. For example, if you want a 220x176 video for your Motorola V3 Raza, you can change the default "Video Codec" (h.263) to "mpeg4", then set the video size (resolution) to 220x176. Finally, you’ll get the movie with current resolution that you want.
Which output format can I choose for my cellular phone?
The 3GP Video Converter now supports output file formats: 3GPP, 3G2, MPEG-4.
New: Support Windows Vista RTM

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Sony Ericsson K750i

Bit rate: 104kbps

Format: mpeg4

Size: 176x144

Frame rate: 25.00fps

Format: mpeg4aac

Sample rate: 22050Hz

Channels: Mono

Sony Ericsson K700i

Bit rate: 500kbps

Format: h263

Size: 176x144

Frame rate: 25.00fps

Format: amr_nb

Sample rate: 8000Hz

Channels: Mono

Nokia 6230

Bit rate: 118kbps

Format: mpeg4

Size: 128x96

Frame rate: 25.00fps

Format: amr_nb

Sample rate: 8000Hz

Channels: Mono

Nokia 6620

Bit rate: 79kbps

Format: h263

Size: 176x144

Frame rate: 25.00fps

Format: amr_nb

Sample rate: 8000Hz

Channels: Mono

Nokia 6630

Bit rate: 138kbps

Format: h263

Size: 176x144

Frame rate: 25.00fps

Format: amr_nb

Sample rate: 8000Hz

Channels: Mono

Motorola V710

Bit rate: 78kbps

Format: h263

Size: 176x144

Frame rate: 25.00fps

Format: amr_nb

Sample rate: 8000Hz

Channels: Mono

Motorola V635

Bit rate: 216kbps

Format: h263

Size: 176x144

Frame rate: 25.00fps

Format: amr_nb

Sample rate: 8000Hz

Channels: Mono

Motorola V547

Bit rate: 122kbp s

Format: h263

Size: 176x144

Frame rate: 25.00fps

Format: amr_nb

Sample rate: 8000Hz

Channels: Mono

Samsung D. 500

Bit rate: 73kbps

Format: h263

Size: 176x144

Frame rate: 25.00fps

Format: amr_nb

Sample rate: 8000Hz

Channels: Mono

Sanyo 5600

Bit rate: 96kbps

Format: h263

Size: 176x144

Frame rate: 25.00fps

Format: amr_nb

Sample rate: 8000Hz

Channels: Mono

Note: Different cellular phones may have different request. If your phone cannot be played well with some large file, You'd better enter 25 or 15 for "Frame Rate" instead of the default one "Auto". All the settings of the software can be found on the right panel of the main interface.