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I agree with you, but the QT is the best way to test if the resulting video will play on iPhone. CABAC, it seems vlc doesn't like to change some settings in this area (h264): It keeps crashing while saving, when I try to change it in the rc file, it seems to ignore them. I'll invest a bit more time ...

Many thanks for helping with this issue. More I tested, I do believe it's a bug in h264 encoder. Here we are: The original file just to show the source, taken from DVD first 18 secs. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/14523062/a.avi Encoded result, have tried on XP on Mac, will do on Linux, too perhaps tomorro...

many thanks for reply. I did try the suggestion, but no luck. The resulting video seems like when video camera is hand held while walking, usually on scene with some even a minimal motion. I'll try to take a snapshot of it and posted. Also, a small correction, the version on mac is not 1.1.4 but 1.1...

Hi, 'm using vlc 1.1.4 on Mac (iMac i7), having trans-coded video to h264 results in distorted (shaken) video when played using Quicktime and/or iPhone. The same video file plays fine using VLC. I have used mp4 container with h264 codec vb=768 mp4a audio ab=128, the result was same using Windows XP....