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2009-12-03
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#42
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Originally Posted by romanianusa
from the file manager or add the install of extre testing to the auto install on the phone, where you instal all the other software
For those that are new to Linux and x-terminal. How the heck do you run this thing?? What are the steps..what do you type in x-terminal to run it?
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2009-12-03
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#43
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Originally Posted by mikec
Hauppauge HD PVR. I have tons of HD files thanks to it. Don't tell any of the cable companies though.
I'm more interested in where you are getting full HD 1080P files to play from?
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2009-12-03
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#44
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Originally Posted by phreck
*bang*
another useless thread posted by someone who didnt bother to read a flippin website. again.
kill me now.
Apparently you didn't read the website either.
Originally Posted by Nokia
It says it here: http://maemo.nokia.com/features/media-player/
"Codec support
Watch MP4, WMV, and Avi videos directly on your device with comprehensive codec support. "
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2009-12-03
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#45
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Originally Posted by etuoyo
Ah OK. Thats 1080i not 1080P. It also uses AVCHD which is not the most portable of formats at the moment. Still looks like a nice toy to take backups of my blue rays
Hauppauge HD PVR. I have tons of HD files thanks to it. Don't tell any of the cable companies though.
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2009-12-03
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#46
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The current codecs out of the box are picky, but I can get more to play than not from these types:
1. avi
2. divx
3. mp4
4. wmv
5. mpeg
That alone has four more than Android or Apples can play
The two things I would like to see released to the noob level repository are a codec pack and an EQ. Both are coming, just a question of "when".
Could somebody answer the "when" part?
Last edited by Rushmore; 2009-12-03 at 18:18.
1. avi
2. divx
3. mp4
4. wmv
5. mpeg
That alone has four more than Android or Apples can play
The two things I would like to see released to the noob level repository are a codec pack and an EQ. Both are coming, just a question of "when".
Could somebody answer the "when" part?
Last edited by Rushmore; 2009-12-03 at 18:18.
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2009-12-03
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#47
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Originally Posted by Rushmore
Would just like to add that h.264 even at high bit rates plays so clearly and well its just awesome.
The current codecs out of the box are picky, but I can get more to play than not from these types:
1. avi
2. divx
3. mp4
4. wmv
5. mpeg
That alone has four more than Android or Apples can play
The two things I would like to see released to the noob level repository that are a codec pack and an EQ. Both are coming, just a question of "when".
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2009-12-03
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#48
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Originally Posted by Bratag
Yep! Not sure how or why, but the same MP4's that looked good on Droid, look great on the N900. I thought Droid looked great before seeing the same files on the N900.
Would just like to add that h.264 even at high bit rates plays so clearly and well its just awesome.
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2009-12-03
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#49
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Originally Posted by gerbick
*bang*
Apparently you didn't read the website either.
i read it. and i knew what formats to expect out of the box. i also took the time to figure out how to get other codec support after that. simple thing to do.
sick of crybaby threads. knock it off people.
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2009-12-04
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#50
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Originally Posted by phreck
Snarky remarks will definitely make it better... yeah.
i read it. and i knew what formats to expect out of the box. i also took the time to figure out how to get other codec support after that. simple thing to do.
sick of crybaby threads. knock it off people.
Seriously, it states *.avi right there. He was not misled. Out of the box, he did not get what he thought based on trying to inform himself from the Maemo website.
It's not like it came from nowhere. It's an expectation that came from the site itself. Now... it's one that surprises me, but with Mplayer and VLC both in either testing or extras-testing, it'll be a very short time that this is not a spot where people will have grievances.
kill me now.