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#11
Originally Posted by RevdKathy View Post
Thank you... but I fear that's well beyond my capacity. Yet.

I'll wait till I'm a lot more competent. But I do want to see this eventually.
RevdKathy,

Steps 1-7 above are one time things that will enable other likely useful tasks. The results of 7 might change from time to time. Installing the ssh client/server package and setting root password is really only one step. (You have installed other packages and know the drill.)

I would also recommend getting both ssh client and server in one go (that is one of the repository choices).

This does not have to be done all in one sitting. Divide and conquer!
 
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Originally Posted by j.s View Post
RevdKathy,

Steps 1-7 above are one time things that will enable other likely useful tasks. The results of 7 might change from time to time. Installing the ssh client/server package and setting root password is really only one step. (You have installed other packages and know the drill.)

I would also recommend getting both ssh client and server in one go (that is one of the repository choices).

This does not have to be done all in one sitting. Divide and conquer!
Oh I will. Eventually. I know these are things I need to do if I'm really going to get the bext from My Mo. But baby steps, I think. And not on a Sunday evening.
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I'm afraid this video won't play anyway because it's in .mov format.
 
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thanks for the replies, I did not know I had to make it a .avi

anyone knows what compression for .avi is recommended?

I use a mac so it is more .mov friendly, and Quick time pro is not helping out much with .avi
 
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Originally Posted by chicle View Post
thanks for the replies, I did not know I had to make it a .avi

anyone knows what compression for .avi is recommended?

I use a mac so it is more .mov friendly, and Quick time pro is not helping out much with .avi
Haven't tried it ma'self, but supposedly VideoLAN Client (VLC) supports transcoding from a wide variety of formats (I've only used VLC when I find myself on a Windows machine and in need of playback). There's a Mac OS X version.
 
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do the videos need to have a specific length?
or can you also just remove them so no video plays at all?
 
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Originally Posted by msa View Post
or can you also just remove them so no video plays at all?
Check out post #10 in this same thread.
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...5&postcount=10
 
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#18
Originally Posted by ColonelKilkenny View Post
Check out post #10 in this same thread.
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...5&postcount=10
d*oh....^^
reading helps, i guess
 
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#19
I got it working on mine. Looks pretty good. I used SHAPE to change the container to AVI and change the aspect to 800x480 (your file is 900x480). Used h264 since that is what the Nokia default welcome is.

Also, rather than moving the config file to your machine to edit, in WINSCP, just right click the file and choose edit.

If anyone wants a copy, just shoot me a PM with your email.
 

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#20
Is it possible to just put symbolic links in the /usr/share/maemo-welcome/media folder and the actual video files somewhere else, for example in /opt/mybootvideos? This way it could be possible to keep lots of videos on the device without having to fear that root partition fills up. I don't want to test this myself since I don't know if the welcome system breaks the whole device if the video is behind symbolic link
 

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