"Tried WMV, AVI, Divx7 - nothing works.
I tested my SD avi file (700Mb) in shop with all DPF that said "plays avi movies", but none of them work.
Someone must know - what's the missing trick?"
As I've stated earlier in my blog, there is a program out there called Super C. Use this program to convert those AVI to Motion JPEG AVI! When you open the program, select "AVI" under "Select Output Container." Select "M-JPEG" under "Select The Output Video Codec." In the Video row, make sure "No Change" is selected wherever listed. Drag your original AVIs into the box at the bottom. Right click in the box, and select "Output File Saving Management" and select "Save Each Output File in its Respective Source File's Folder/Directory" (this makes it easier to find) and click "Save Changes". Then make sure the check boxes are checked next to each file, and click "Encode." Then you wait.
This should convert them into files playable on your Digital Picture Frame. I've had to do this plenty of times when trying to get slideshows to work on picture frames for clients.
I tested my SD avi file (700Mb) in shop with all DPF that said "plays avi movies", but none of them work.
Someone must know - what's the missing trick?"
As I've stated earlier in my blog, there is a program out there called Super C. Use this program to convert those AVI to Motion JPEG AVI! When you open the program, select "AVI" under "Select Output Container." Select "M-JPEG" under "Select The Output Video Codec." In the Video row, make sure "No Change" is selected wherever listed. Drag your original AVIs into the box at the bottom. Right click in the box, and select "Output File Saving Management" and select "Save Each Output File in its Respective Source File's Folder/Directory" (this makes it easier to find) and click "Save Changes". Then make sure the check boxes are checked next to each file, and click "Encode." Then you wait.
This should convert them into files playable on your Digital Picture Frame. I've had to do this plenty of times when trying to get slideshows to work on picture frames for clients.
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