search this forum with "choppy video on mda"Originally Posted by Jay1819
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I was just wondering if anyone knows what a good website is to get videos for this phone and what the format is for them. I found some music videos but the clarity is horrible.
I am looking for like some sports clips or tv show clips. If someone could help it would be great.
search this forum with "choppy video on mda"Originally Posted by Jay1819
life is a pimp and i'm it's *****
pocketdivxencoder allows you to convert normal videos to mda compatible formats. try using tcpmp to view them also.
check out my site thats what we do...and you should get the tcpmp player and ur files should be avi or whatever u codec you choose to encode with.
Does the MDA not support mpg. files?
"Life is what you make it...so uma make it!"
Does the MDA not support mpg. files? Because evrytime I click on a sample pick the pop up to save the clip normally shows the "open after file is downloaded" but when its a mpg. file it'll be unhighlighted.
Yikes, the only thing worse than a repeat poster is a REDUNDANT repeat poster!
No, Windows Media Player can't play mpg, but tcmp can.
IE doesn't know about tcmp.
i dont think tcpmp player plays them either but i know pockettv does search it in google.
Hey, ya, that's ok. you can ignore my post, I don't mind. Its only the one RIGHT ABOVE yours!Originally Posted by nkognegr0
TCMP plays EVERYTHING. I said it plays mpeg. The project began open-source, so folks would just add whatever support it didn't already have, so now this thing will play virtually ANYTHING you throw at it. I'm pretty sure the ppl that wrote this had heard of mpeg!
I've used pocketTV also, but back on a pocket pc 2000 device, long before TCMP existed (back then it was pocketDivx player, and was buggy as all heck). As far as I'm concerned, with TCMP being as good as it is, pockettv is pretty useless.
Can anyone tell me why when I download a video and after it finishes buffering I can only hear it and not see it...there's a black screen . I downloaded from www.prefixmag.com
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