The Nexus One is the first phone using Android 2.1, making the Google Nexus One phone a strong competitor against Apple iPhone 4  and the HTC Droid Incredible. The screen is an outpour of 16.7 million colors  and the display is 800 x 480-pixel, good enough for you to browse photos and  watch videos. A good news for movie lovers   is that the Google Nexus One supports  video playback duration of up to 7 hours, and music up to 20 hours. Well, I know that’s not our topic   but… it is somewhat related to our concern: transferring  video and   music to Nexus One phone.

In order to transfer videos and music to Google Nexus One for  playback, you need to make sure that the video (or audio) format is supported  by the   Nexus One. Let’s take a look at acceptable code by Nexus One:
Video codec: H.263, MPEG-4 SP, H.264 AVC
Audio codec: AAC LC/LTP, HE-AACv1 (AAC+), HE-AACv2 (enhanced  AAC+), AMR-NB, AMR-WB 9, MP3, MIDI SMF, Ogg  Vorbis, WAV Continue reading »