Lets try to create a list of the optimal video format and properties a video must be in on the Hero.Help me out here I am really no expert so please let me know if I got something wrong.I will try to keep this first thread up to date:
Container = .MP4
Encoder = h.264
Frame rate = 23.976(NTSC) or 29.97(PAL)?
Resolution = 480 x 320
Video bitrate = 500-1000 kbps
Audio encoder = AAC
Audio bitrate = 320 kbps
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CODE:..............
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