Converting movies to play on Cellphone

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Ok here goes.. My Bosses not gonna be at work for the next 2 weeks.. I wanna convert some movies to play on my Nokia E52.. Because I know I'm gonna have very slow week :D

(edit: Don't wanna watch movies on workshop pc, cause the boss has a spy hanging around the office..)
Can anyone suggest a nice / good program to convert movies in a format to play on my cell phone..

What do you guys suggest MP4, 3GP or WMV ?

any now for last question to anyone who has done this before.. How heavy is watching movies on the cellphone battery? Like would it last for a few movies or only for a few minutes?? My battery is only about 3 months old, so should still be good.
 
MP4. Try TotalVideoConverter. I use to do it. Use to watch 320x240 MP4 on my late E63, with a high bit rate. Battery wise. I say you can watch 5 straight movies with a full charge.
 
Khanya said:
MP4. Try TotalVideoConverter. I use to do it. Use to watch 320x240 MP4 on my late E63, with a high bit rate. Battery wise. I say you can watch 5 straight movies with a full charge.
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Oooh me likes if the battery can hold anything more than 3 movies... I did 1 episode of Blue Mountain State with Xilisoft Video Converter Ultimate, just to try.. Video actually pretty good, just sound quality a bit low, but sure there is settings to play around with, but audio on phone probably not meant to be high quality..
 
Ok guys thanks for all the suggestions, but I found a nice setting on Xilisoft Video Converter Ultimate which I allready have installed on my pc.
I select Blackberry - MPEG4 Video as a profile
Video Size: 320x240 (qvga)
Video Quality. (I go bitrate calculator >> On the calculator I put 200mb as file size and audio bitrate put 128k << )

It saves a nice 200mb MP4 with ok sound.. 200MB movies is ok to put a few on a 4gb miniSD card.. I did Resident Evil 4 for a test and am very impressed with the quality...
 
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