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Ok... so I know there are threads out there about how to convert movies for the n900 using programs on the PC. But is there anything out there that allows you to do this directly on the n900? Being able to download a torrent, encode it, and play it on the spot would be positively bad a**
 
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would me interest too.but first where you will find a torrent?i have a rapidshare account but i dont think that it works on my n900.
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would me interest too.but first where you will find a torrent?i have a rapidshare account but i dont think that it works on my n900.
I have yet to try it but supposedly transmission works quite well for downloading torrents.
 

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Originally Posted by atilla View Post
would me interest too.but first where you will find a torrent?i have a rapidshare account but i dont think that it works on my n900.
I'm not sure what you mean. There are at least two torrent clients for the N900.

@OP: I'm not sure of exactly what software you'd want to use, but what are you trying to do, exactly? SD video plays fine on the N900 as-is, in my experience, and while encoding/transcoding video on-device is surely possible, I don't think it would be terribly practical. If you wanted to download an HD movie and convert it to something the N900 can play, all on-device, then you may as well go home and do it there, in terms of the time and battery drain.

If you're meaning something else, please clarify.
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I have yet to try it but supposedly transmission works quite well for downloading torrents.
It does, but the I/O (both flash and network) do put quite a load on the phone. You'll probably not want to be using it heavily while torrenting.
 
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bad a*ss? "Look time estimated for conversion 2d13h45m and best of is that i can't basically run any other app while it encodes"

Hmmm..sorry
 
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I'm not sure what you mean. There are at least two torrent clients for the N900.

@OP: I'm not sure of exactly what software you'd want to use, but what are you trying to do, exactly? SD video plays fine on the N900 as-is, in my experience, and while encoding/transcoding video on-device is surely possible, I don't think it would be terribly practical. If you wanted to download an HD movie and convert it to something the N900 can play, all on-device, then you may as well go home and do it there, in terms of the time and battery drain.

If you're meaning something else, please clarify.
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really?niiice.soo where i can find these clients?extras devel?
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bad a*ss? "Look time estimated for conversion 2d13h45m and best of is that i can't basically run any other app while it encodes"

Hmmm..sorry

??... what are you quoting
 
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??... what are you quoting
I'm guessing the number was pulled out of the air, but it probably isn't a bad guess. Now, with the OMAP4, you might have a chance, although it still probably wouldn't be the best idea...
 
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Originally Posted by atilla View Post
really?niiice.soo where i can find these clients?extras devel?
I thought Transmission was in -testing, at least. As for the one or two others, I've never tried them, and I don't know if they work, or how well. My advice is to stick with Transmission for now.
 

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