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2012-10-30
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#182
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Originally Posted by marxian
That's more than manageable and acceptable given the current issues with stock player IMO
Yes. Already tested and I can confirm that it works nicely.The only problem I've noticed is that there is no sound when the device is in silent profile.
Cheers
Last edited by sts1976; 2012-10-30 at 18:22.
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2012-10-30
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#183
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Marxian, like I told u before, don't worry about the PR1.3 fw
It wont brick your n950
It wont brick your n950
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2012-10-30
, 21:02
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#184
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Originally Posted by thedead1440
Are you talking about mplayer2? I think it is more outdated than version of mplayer in garage
Edit: If you require there is a slightly updated mplayer available too in the interwebs but it isn't really much of an improvement...
Originally Posted by marxian
Sweet!
Slightly off-topic: I've added support for KMPlayer to the next cuteTube update, so at least you won't have to put up with the suckfest that is the stock player.
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2012-11-01
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#185
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Marxian, could you also add support for KMPlayer to Open Video Player?
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2012-11-09
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#186
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Thanks for Open Video Player, quite nice video player
One feature I would love to see is that you can select the path where it should look for videos, like the /home/user/MyDocs/Movies folder. Right now I have a bunch of video files elsewhere that belong to games (thanks to ScummVM) and I don't really want to see them in the video player. Not to mention that the video player can't play those AVI files anyway cause they use the "Microsoft Video 1" codec.
Last edited by Freddo; 2012-11-09 at 23:27.
One feature I would love to see is that you can select the path where it should look for videos, like the /home/user/MyDocs/Movies folder. Right now I have a bunch of video files elsewhere that belong to games (thanks to ScummVM) and I don't really want to see them in the video player. Not to mention that the video player can't play those AVI files anyway cause they use the "Microsoft Video 1" codec.
Last edited by Freddo; 2012-11-09 at 23:27.
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2012-11-10
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#187
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Freddo,
Tracker is responsible for it so instead of fixing defined patch why not just those videos of yours into tracker's ignored list; the easiest way would be to use N9QTweak to do so but you can manually do so too...
Alternatively, you can add a dot in front of those directory's names to prevent tracker from indexing it...
Tracker is responsible for it so instead of fixing defined patch why not just those videos of yours into tracker's ignored list; the easiest way would be to use N9QTweak to do so but you can manually do so too...
Alternatively, you can add a dot in front of those directory's names to prevent tracker from indexing it...
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2012-11-10
, 05:35
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#188
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I found that the video played using Open Video Player is generally not as smooth as Native player and KMplayer. The lines are not as smooth, it seemed jagged.
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2012-11-10
, 10:06
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#189
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cuteTube update received this morning. Video playback now works flawlessly for me. Makes using cuteTube more enjoyable... many thanks again for a great application.
Cheers
Cheers
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2012-11-10
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#190
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Originally Posted by thedead1440
Thanks for the info
Freddo,
Tracker is responsible for it so instead of fixing defined patch why not just those videos of yours into tracker's ignored list; the easiest way would be to use N9QTweak to do so but you can manually do so too...
Alternatively, you can add a dot in front of those directory's names to prevent tracker from indexing it...
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