When I want to stream videos due an GPRS connection. I stream with MyOrb, it shows only the video in a small venster in window media player. Is there an hack to stream fullscreen. I think it has something to do with the VGA screen. On my Ipaq 4150 with wm2003 I stream the video full screen
At the moment you have to use another player, for example TCPMP (freeware)
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Could someone post a link to where i can download TCPMP freeware for WM20005. thanks
ArgyleMoss: is there any reason why you couldn't use Google for that?
http://corecodec.org/frs/download.php/236/tcpmp.arm.cabs.0.66.zip
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Thanks vijay, i did google it, several times but was unsure where to download from, i did find that site but no link to download so you have made it easy for me. I now have it and it works great. Once again thanks
findus said:
At the moment you have to use another player, for example TCPMP (freeware)
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Ok but how do I set MyORB to choose that player as default. When I stream it takes always WM player
I currently have a opera 8.6 installed on my wizard. I am trying to view music videos on my ppc, but cant view it, unit tells me i need to upgrade my softwarwe.
Using Risidoro's RUU_RIsidoro_2.26.10.2_WWE+CF2SP1_G3
with my own cooked rom-thank Faria.
Any help is appreciated.
u can see them in pie? what type of video u try to see? i mean, wmv, mov, avi, mpg?
I can't see the using anything that I've tried. I am not downloading them. Yahoo has a section called Music Launch and a person has the ability to look at videos on there, but my browser says that i need to upgrade my internet explorer.
Does Yahoo advertise this as working on mobile devices? Not every website that works on the PC will work in PIE or Opera Mobile, simply because they can depend on Desktop things. For instance, ActiveX controls which in turn expect a desktop Windows environment or, as is probably the case in Yahoo Music, Windows Media Player on the desktop, which may not support the same featureset of mobile version.
Unless it is advertised as a mobile solution don't expect it to "just work".
I suggest just using Resco radio, or pocket player to stream a link. I listen to my local radio station using a stream.
I forgot the address, but there is a website with radio streams optimized for PPC. Yahoo is heaving on the traffic
Hi Guys,
Recently, my favorite local radio station started streaming though an embedded media player on their site. (http://channel933.com/cc-common/streaming_onesite/) Before this transition, I could click there link and my WM Media player would open up and play the stream.
Now, I get an error saying the page is not supported. Does anyone know of a way around this? Are their plug ins for embedded media playback? Any compatible web browsers out there?
neil
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Not so new but non the less, I have the full version and it rocks.... CorePlayer, Spb Online can't even come close....
Downloading... ... ...
It looks amazing, thanks...
Thanks a lot for sharing!!!!
I will also test it
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Not so new but non the less, I have the full version and it rocks.... CorePlayer, Spb Online can't even come close....
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i think its usefull to our community its amazing
for some reason it keeps hangin up on random files when I first run program and it scans all directories....anyways to bypass this or set it so it only scans certain folders?
what a fast and cool app. so speed is possible on windows mobile
but its not a full version and only english, but really great, also the youtube player
CorePlayer the best!
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for some reason it keeps hangin up on random files when I first run program and it scans all directories....anyways to bypass this or set it so it only scans certain folders?
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official forum for kinoma
http://forum.kinoma.com/
surprising :O
[damn, i did not refresh page, sorry for double-post
LazaPasi said:
CorePlayer the best!
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you must be kidding, there's nothing like tcpmp 0.81, good rom and set of plugs lol!
regardless of that, will try Kinoma(i'm surprised by that release).
I think this app is simply awesome. I will be upgrading h to full version ASAP. Great find; thanks for posting.
Best surprises:
- SPEED
- streaming podcasts
- auto update of local content
- internet radio
only thing missing that would make me pee myself: Pandora
thanks. concept is cool and could be replacement for a lot of apps. but video playback without fullscreen just doesnt get it done. maybe if you have smartphone with no touchscreen.
Yeah...it is a great app.... I love how you can use Shoutcast in the free version.
Did anyone find a way to make the YouTube part play in landscape mode?
$30 for a video player... I know WMP is not great but TCPMP is free and works darn well. Looks like Kinoma has a "free" version but the site does not tell you if this is a trial period only, if there are missing features, or ?
i found out that this version does not play my wma files, so its in some parts a limited version. ALso i could not find a qway to play youtube in landscape ?
amazing! only bad that fullscreen doesn't work.
It doesn't seem to support DivX...?!
Admiral_Thrawn said:
It doesn't seem to support DivX...?!
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"Technical Notes
Kinoma Play supports MPEG-4 Video SP and AVC/H.264 codecs, 3GPP (same as MPEG-4), Flash Video (Sorenson Spark codec), QuickTime Movie (same as MPEG-4) and Windows Media 9 (WMV9 codec) video formats. For streaming, Kinoma Play supports HTTP, RTSP, and MMS streaming."
Hi,
the MoMA has a great wifi audio guide service for devices like the iPhone, etc. This seems to work great with an iPhone but unfortunately not with the Diamond! What plugin do I require to run these embedded mp3s? http://www.moma.org/wifi/audio/floor.php?floor_id=6
I can't find anything like a Quicktime plugin for WM...
Thanks
Nobody?
you can use skyfire browser to listen to the files