[PLUG] convert video to cheap handheld player

[Keith Lofstrom]

I bought a NAXA NMV-155 "digital audio and video player" at BiMart.
Real Cheap, $20, as an experiment.  A surprising number of things
work, sorta kinda.  It claims to be compatable with "Linux 9 and
above" which I assume means Redhat 9 (2003).  

The device has a 320x240 video camera in it, and I can record
videos.  I can connect it to my Linux laptop as a USB drive,
and play the camera videos with mplayer.  20 frames per second,
16000 samples/sec audio.  I can rename and copy the videos back.

What I can't do, so far, is use ffmpeg to reformat another video
so it will play on the NAXA.  I get a "File format error".  The
one difference I can see from the camera video is that the ffmpeg
output contains " Clip info: Software: Lavf52.31.0" according to
mplayer.

An example of the camera video from the device is at
   http://keithl.com/naxa.avi

Any suggestions (not involving Windows or trash cans)?  

Keith

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