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<blockquote data-quote="sjeffrey" data-source="post: 321604" data-attributes="member: 81884">One thing I have learned in the past is that such a thing is not easy.Unfortunately I was using Linux at the time.&nbsp; Have a look at MP4Box, I know there's a Windows version.&nbsp; Also I hear megui is quite good.You might want to go with MP4 files as they play both on PS3 and 360.&nbsp; Most of the time you won't have to re-encode the video, but you might have to re-encode the audio due to some constraints on the PS3 and 360 (no high-level 5.1 profile, only 4.1)The reality is it took me weeks to start getting somewhat comfortable with converting videos, so it's really hard to explain all you need to know in 1 post.On the flip side, there seems to be a much bigger variety of tools for Windows and they are much more user friendly.Have a look at videohelp.com and afterdawn.com They both have many resources to help with what you want to achieve.Good luck!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sjeffrey, post: 321604, member: 81884"] One thing I have learned in the past is that such a thing is not easy. Unfortunately I was using Linux at the time. Have a look at MP4Box, I know there's a Windows version. Also I hear megui is quite good. You might want to go with MP4 files as they play both on PS3 and 360. Most of the time you won't have to re-encode the video, but you might have to re-encode the audio due to some constraints on the PS3 and 360 (no high-level 5.1 profile, only 4.1) The reality is it took me weeks to start getting somewhat comfortable with converting videos, so it's really hard to explain all you need to know in 1 post. On the flip side, there seems to be a much bigger variety of tools for Windows and they are much more user friendly. Have a look at videohelp.com and afterdawn.com They both have many resources to help with what you want to achieve. Good luck! [/QUOTE]

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