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Video on SD Card Choppy

By Anonyymous · Mar 14, 2010in Problems/Troubleshooting💬 6 posts👁️ 3,250 views
Posted Mar 14, 2010 · 21:51 UTC#1

Tried to search the forum, couldn't find anything. But if i missed something please just get me the link.

I have a X910BT installed in my car. i download .mp4 movies on my SD card but they play choppy as if it was buffering or something. Is there anyway i can make the file smaller without taking to much away from the quality of the video? Or can you guys suggest any other way fixing the issue? also any site that i can upload movies onto my SD card would help alot.

Posted Mar 15, 2010 · 01:41 UTC#2

Known issue with these units. Video SD card support is flaky at best. However there are no such issues with iPod.

Posted Jan 09, 2011 · 04:09 UTC#3

Tried to search the forum, couldn't find anything. But if i missed something please just get me the link.

I have a X910BT installed in my car. i download .mp4 movies on my SD card but they play choppy as if it was buffering or something. Is there anyway i can make the file smaller without taking to much away from the quality of the video? Or can you guys suggest any other way fixing the issue? also any site that i can upload movies onto my SD card would help alot.

I had this same problem with mine. Two problems. Cheap SD card and large video. SD cards come in several classes. Get one with at least class 6...to give you good speed capability. Second, if required, re-encode the video with a lower bit rate. I recommend the Xilisoft video converter. It works quite well.

Cheers.

Posted Feb 17, 2011 · 18:12 UTC#4

I have downloaded music Video's on my SD Card and need to know how do I make the Video's fit my screen, full? I've change the setting in the "AV Settings Menu" from "Normal to Wide (or Full Screen)" and even change it back to Normal, nothing changed. My video's are half the size of my screen. When I put in a DVD, the movies always show full screen, no problem, but with the SD Card and downloaded video's I get half screen. What gives?

 

Gregb183

AVIC X910BT

Posted Feb 22, 2011 · 15:33 UTC#5

I believe that I read in the manual that the system (X920BT) accepts Class 2 cards....I have a 2GB Class 2 and it has worked great so far, but I haven't tried video off of it yet

Posted Jul 01, 2015 · 21:16 UTC#6

Does anyone know what the correct video size is for an SD Card? I have got as close as 760 x 480 (I think that's the size I'm using now) but I still have the black lines / boarders over the top and below the bottom of the video. What size for full screen and even more important what do I need to do before converting to AVI so that the words are not ahead of the video. Looks like I'm watching an old skool karate flick???

 

AVIC X910BT