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OK, with the OS2008 update my N800 is playing very nicely with my 3G AT&T phone, which gives me the option of playing videos on the road for my daughter (who's handicapped so one of us always sits in back with her). She's a huge Dora fan, and I found that there are some online Dora streaming videos at:
http://www.nickjr.com/playtime/cats/video/index.jhtml

Problem is that playback is choppy. I know it might be the speed, but I also notice that it's kind of choppy even at home on the WiFi connection which makes me suspect there's an N800 setting or issue.

Suggestions? Help please?

Thanks in advance!
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Last edited by EwanG; 2008-04-26 at 14:42. Reason: Little spelling error
 
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Flash, right? Flash is terrible on all platforms and devices, but moreso on the N800, which has modest hardware and it's Flash plugin is neglected by Adobe.

Your best solution would be a non-Flash version of the videos.
 
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It's not obvious whether it's flash or not. Unfortunately, there are very few Dora videos available on DVD or otherwise. Hence the reason for my post.
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Youtube has many (short) Dora the Explorer videos. They
should play OK. Have you tried those?

http://www.youtube.com/results?searc...r&search_type=
 
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It's an n800 issue. If they are flash or wmv (they can be ripped too), I'd just download them at home and convert them and play with mplayer.

btw: when I read the title, I thought the vids were for you
 
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The mYTube application will let you search YouTube and then download videos for offline playback via mplayer. It should handle them quite well if you'd like to go that route.
 
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Sounds like I need to get another, larger SD card and start downloading and converting then. Any suggestions for a large, inexpensive (never cheap) SD card and a good conversion tool?
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