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2011-11-17
, 15:59
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#102
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Originally Posted by thiagoaugusto
Sorry, I know what happened.
Great job man !!!
I converted some movies and not play, just get loading and loading ...
However, when I split the movie into two parts, so they are well played.
Of course, in the native video player that also occurs.
Over time, how long can a video be?
Is this normal?
Thanks
I converted to xvid, and it happened.
Then converted to H.264, and it was beautiful.
Regards
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2011-11-18
, 13:08
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@ Switzerland
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#103
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Originally Posted by thiagoaugusto
Maybe the size of not working files were over 4GB?
Sorry, I know what happened.
I converted to xvid, and it happened.
Then converted to H.264, and it was beautiful.
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2011-11-18
, 13:17
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#104
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Originally Posted by Arpa
The file has only 700MB.
Maybe the size of not working files were over 4GB?
With the H264 codec, it works well.
With the xvid codec, not open, except under one hour.
http://www.developer.nokia.com/Commu...2F_Nokia_N9-00
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2011-11-20
, 20:46
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@ Sydney
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#105
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@marxian, any possible update soon? =)
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2011-11-20
, 20:51
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#106
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I just noticed that it is not possible to play hidden content (e.g. videos stored in ~MyDocs/Movies/.hidden folder). I have quite a lot of music clips which I added to a playlist (did that in xterm). When I try to play the playlist, I get some error that playback is not possible.
Because these are more than 1,000 videos, I don't want that these are directly visible when I start video player. Any chance to allow playback of videos which are not tracked by tracker?
Because these are more than 1,000 videos, I don't want that these are directly visible when I start video player. Any chance to allow playback of videos which are not tracked by tracker?
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2011-11-21
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@ Sydney
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#107
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Originally Posted by N770-Freak
I have requested this already and marxian is implementing the option to specify folders manually. He told me he already knows how to do this so I expect this to be implemented in the next update. I can't wait!
Because these are more than 1,000 videos, I don't want that these are directly visible when I start video player. Any chance to allow playback of videos which are not tracked by tracker?
I currently use the default player for non-native resolution videos (as scaling isn't smooth on the OVP) or if I know I can't watch the whole thing in time (due to lack of resume).
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2011-11-25
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#108
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marxian, have you had any progress on the resume support?
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2011-11-27
, 08:55
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#109
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Originally Posted by N770-Freak
I realized that openvideoplayer uses a different format for playlists (file:// declaration is needed). My playlist is now working with hidden files.
I just noticed that it is not possible to play hidden content (e.g. videos stored in ~MyDocs/Movies/.hidden folder). I have quite a lot of music clips which I added to a playlist (did that in xterm). When I try to play the playlist, I get some error that playback is not possible.
This brings me to the next step: It seems openvideoplayer does not have any commandline arguments. I'm trying to run openvideoplayer from commandline and load my playlist directly. Any hints if openvideoplayer supports commandline arguments?
Do I have to use DBUS to open video files?
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2011-11-27
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#110
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i think nitdroid is much powerfull, in my N900 i have some HD videos which is not playable in Default or Open media player but working fine in nitdroid through MX Video Player
without any Codec Update or installation... i think experts should do something like that.
but working fine in nitdroid through MX Video Player without any Codec Update or installation... i think experts should do something like that.
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I converted some movies and not play, just get loading and loading ...
However, when I split the movie into two parts, so they are well played.
Of course, in the native video player that also occurs.
Over time, how long can a video be?
Is this normal?
Thanks