Recommended Video Formats For LG Optimus

Trying to catch up with the latest TV shows or series on your LG Optimus? Frustrated that some of the video files just don’t seem to playback very well or not recognized by your device at all? Do you know the supported video formats for playback on your LG Optimus? Check this out. You’re guaranteed to know your device much more after this as well as the best video settings and format for your device.

• Part 1. Supported File Formats for LG Optimus
• Part 2. Best Video Setting for LG Optimus
• Part 3. Preset Video Settings for LG Optimus

Part 1. Supported File Formats for LG Optimus

The lists of supported file formats are as shown below:

Video Files: MP4, H.263 and H.264 (Some Optimus model can playback H.264 and DivX)

Audio Files: AAC, MP3, WAV, WMA, AAC+, AAC-LC, AMR-NB

Part 2. Best Video Setting for LG Optimus

As shown above, in Part 1, you can mainly import and playback video files that are either in the form of an MP4, H.263 or H.264. However, the best video format for your LG Optimus is still an MP4 paired with the H.264 video codec and AAC audio.

Video Settings

• Encoder: H264
• Resolution: 800*480
• Frame Rate: 30 fps
• Bit Rate: 2000 kbps

Audio Settings

• Encoder: AAC
• Channel: 2
• Sample Rate: 44100Hz
• Bit Rate: 128 kbps

If you have downloaded any video files that are not supported by the list, try out the Wondershare UniConverter (originally Wondershare Video Converter Ultimate). You don’t even need to know about the settings in order to be able to use it. The best video settings have already been integrated into the user’s convenience. So, all you have to do is simply select your device’s brand name and model.

On top of that, the Wondershare UniConverter (originally Wondershare Video Converter Ultimate) is also packed with a heap of other features from editing to direct download from the browser, author and burn your own DVD and etc.

Part 3. Preset Video Settings for LG Optimus

You can always download the trial version and try it out on some of your existing video files. Remember always to duplicate a file to work on so that you’ll still have the original or master copy in case anything goes wrong.

Once installed, you can easily drag-and-drop your video files onto the software. Click on the Edit button if you want to edit your files. Otherwise, proceed directly to select the brand name and model of your device from the Output Format drop-down list.

Note: Click the Create or the editing icon beside the device model, you'll get a window for further video setting (just as the screenshot below).