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Does anyone know where the movie Transformers 2 is located in the phone? I want to copy it to my desktop computer and analyze it to convert movies similar to it. It has great resolution and great speed when playing on the HTC HD2.
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Earthbrain said:
Does anyone know where the movie Transformers 2 is located in the phone? I want to copy it to my desktop computer and analyze it to convert movies similar to it. It has great resolution and great speed when playing on the HTC HD2.
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explore ur device and its in the windoze root folder... btw, i played the flix on the computer 2 play on the big screen
How about Storage Card - > Transformers?
curiousGeorge said:
How about Storage Card - > Transformers?
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You are right, it is in the Storage Card
azvato said:
explore ur device and its in the windoze root folder... btw, i played the flix on the computer 2 play on the big screen
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What.... so wrong.....
They are located on the SD card like mentioned above.
Can anyone post the file here? I got a TP2 and would love to see how it shows there. Thanks.
xxkennynycxx said:
Can anyone post the file here? I got a TP2 and would love to see how it shows there. Thanks.
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Sorry wrong place to look if your looking for Warez.
Is there a Transformers 2 movie in the phone??
I'm guessing it's only for certain countries and models hehe...never heard of it.
RKnight1983 said:
Sorry wrong place to look if your looking for Warez.
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why would you concider it that?
xxkennynycxx said:
why would you concider it that?
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So many of the "kiddies" today simply don't understand the meaning of stealing, or theft.
(shaking head)
xxkennynycxx said:
why would you concider it that?
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Because it is included with the price of that phone and licensed to that phone only . If you buy a PC with Windows 7 pre installed, it is stealing to to take the boot disks if they are included, and install Win 7 on another machine.
Same here !
PeterHTC said:
So many of the "kiddies" today simply don't understand the meaning of stealing, or theft.
(shaking head)
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Transformer Location...
The Micro card has both Transformer Movies on it & there are
"core programs" on it as well which are needed to make the HD2 work properly, so if you take out the card some programs will not work which is why we are told not to take the card out. Depending upon your expertice you will know what you can do with the card & what (& if needed or want) you can do regarding the card.
Good movies I enjoyed them both.
PeterHTC said:
So many of the "kiddies" today simply don't understand the meaning of stealing, or theft.
(shaking head)
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I looked at it as in came in the phone, just like 6.5 did and people where putting it on their phones before it was supposed to. Part of a phone.
xxkennynycxx said:
I looked at it as in came in the phone, just like 6.5 did and people where putting it on their phones before it was supposed to. Part of a phone.
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it came with the TMOUS phones, and they are "liscensed" only for those phones, hence posting would be considered illegal.
Please post the encoding settings once you've analyzed it. Have done a plethora of different encodes, but still haven't found the optimal values.
chaoscentral said:
it came with the TMOUS phones, and they are "liscensed" only for those phones, hence posting would be considered illegal.
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Thanks for your response
Not to double post but core programs & the movie's on the card are part of the phone OS therefore removing would be classified as illegal. I learned this from a TMO Tech a few nights ago in my search to understand properly, including the small sizes of towers & their locations & where they can go & the waiting time of 40 days before TMO will unl..k your phone for you. (Including the negativity of UMA ).
Toss3 said:
Please post the encoding settings once you've analyzed it. Have done a plethora of different encodes, but still haven't found the optimal values.
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+1 I would also like to know this
RKnight1983 said:
Sorry wrong place to look if your looking for Warez.
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If this is warez, then so are ROMs and all the HTC programs that are freely distributed here.Those too are also licensed for the particular phone they were on, yet they are cabbed and distributed everyday.
kilrah said:
If this is warez, then so are ROMs and all the HTC programs that are freely distributed here.Those too are also licensed for the particular phone they were on, yet they are cabbed and distributed everyday.
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right on bra!!!
windows mobile 7 on sd ???
when ?
or how to convert .bins to files?
????? dump PP
lenarass said:
????? dump PP
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No not available. It's flashed on to main memory and uses the SD portion as JBOD for storage.
DanielNTX said:
No not available. It's flashed on to main memory and uses the SD portion as JBOD for storage.
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So not now, not ever? What a shame...
I'm running WM6.5... I wanted to try WP7... But I don't feel like having to format the whole phone just to give it a try...
(and I wasn't able to make the full version emulator work )
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So not now, not ever? What a shame...
I'm running WM6.5... I wanted to try WP7... But I don't feel like having to format the whole phone just to give it a try...
(and I wasn't able to make the full version emulator work )
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I don't know about never. But WP7 is leaps and bounds above WM6.5 in usability. Not so much in tweaking. Like the MS commercials it's designed for you to use the phone quickly and then go back to what you were doing...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGkRNm-9CrM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jr_n-aoohoI
I'm sure it'll be expensive as hell when it first arrives, but KingMax is releasing a 64GB Micro SD-Card.
There shouldn't be any compatibility issues, since I'd be formatting that as ext4 for use in my Xoom anyway.
Thought the max for compatibility was 32GB.
Stealyourface said:
Thought the max for compatibility was 32GB.
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Pretty sure that's just a filesystem issue with FAT; since I'll be formatting as ext4 that won't be an issue unless the kernel itself can't issue the block commands, and that's something that's readily fixed.
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Pretty sure that's just a filesystem issue with FAT; since I'll be formatting as ext4 that won't be an issue unless the kernel itself can't issue the block commands, and that's something that's readily fixed.
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WOW. Thus, I will have 96 GB tablet. Whoohoo.
Oh, I've been waiting for this!
Once it's tested, I'll get the Sandisk one.
Out of curiousity, what will you use the 96gb for?
slack04 said:
what will you use the 96gb for?
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??!
"Nature abhors a vacuum." - Rabelais
(Oh, and: "If you build it, they will come." - "Field of Dreams")
IOW, oh, I'm sure we'll think of something!
Hmmm... I am not sure the stability of handling 64GB since it was stated to support up to 32 GB.
I have a dell streak 7 which say supporting it up to 32GB, but my system got unstable whenver I got my SDCard in for a while. (only for a while, not immediately it will be unstable).
It restarts randomly and dead on sleep when I have the SDCard on. I tried to go back to stock on roms and it still happened until I gave up and took out the sdcard.
Based on this experience, I would rather think Android system's capability of handling large external SDCard is not perfect/stable. I may just hold a cautious but certainly happy view on this news =)
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I would rather think Android system's capability of handling large external SDCard is not perfect/stable.
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... and as a kernel dev, I think you just had a crap SD-Card
The device should handle any card regardless of size really, even without ext4 (the volume limit of FAT is something like 2Tb).
I read somewhere that Android didn't support ext4 on SD card without a custom kernel, is this correct? Seems odd considering the kernel must have ext4 support to read/write to the internal filesystems.
32 GB is usually mentioned by any device because that's the largest size that was actually tested with. Once they validate that 64 GB cards work (which they probably will), they will probably update the official specs.
Just a validation thing.
Philio25 said:
I read somewhere that Android didn't support ext4 on SD card without a custom kernel, is this correct? Seems odd considering the kernel must have ext4 support to read/write to the internal filesystems.
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Yeah, there's probably a misunderstanding somewhere in what was written or read. For all intents and purposes, our internal storage (which has two filesystems on ext) is not much more electrically than a soldered-in SD-Card.
kcrudup said:
??!
"Nature abhors a vacuum." - Rabelais
(Oh, and: "If you build it, they will come." - "Field of Dreams")
IOW, oh, I'm sure we'll think of something!
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Nice quotes. I'm just curious, no need to flame. (96gb wouldn't do much for me; too much for basic stuff, but too little to hold everything. It would be a storage shuffling nightmare for me. I'm curious how people use their tablets).
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flame
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... yer kiddin', I hope ...!
slack04 said:
Nice quotes. I'm just curious, no need to flame. (96gb wouldn't do much for me; too much for basic stuff, but too little to hold everything. It would be a storage shuffling nightmare for me. I'm curious how people use their tablets).
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A couple of movies for me and some collection movies of my children will easily fill up 96gb when we travel. Hehehe.
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Out of curiousity, what will you use the 96gb for?
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Doctor Who eps of course
And, yes it "on record" only supports up to 32gb, but thats only bc nothing higher was around at the time to test with.
slack04 said:
Out of curiousity, what will you use the 96gb for?
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p0rn
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ryan562 said:
p0rn
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lol, ADIDAS
you could drop a 1TB MicroSD in there and me and KC will build a kernel for it
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you could drop a 1TB MicroSD in there and me and KC will build a kernel for it
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Speaking of but on a different subject; can I hook up a say 500gb external harddrive to the xoom?
Also is their anyway to make it so it can handle the same internet speed as a laptop.
Yes, I know this has been asked on the Xoom and Transformer forums.
And on the Archos Gen 8 they have a working setup: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=871391
Question is, Will a USB TV tuner setup like the one for the Archos work under Honeycomb on the Thrive? If not, what will need to be done?
Comments / Suggestions will be appreciated.
Thanks.
USB Digital TV tuner?
Well, guess that after almost 3 and a half months and 412 views there is no interest for this feature for the Thrive.
Thanks.
iandy1 said:
Well, guess that after almost 3 and a half months and 412 views there is no interest for this feature for the Thrive.
Thanks.
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If there is an app that will control the device and droivers for HC for the device, then yes. Otherwise, no.
dalepl said:
If there is an app that will control the device and droivers for HC for the device, then yes. Otherwise, no.
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Have seen your impressive work on the thriveforums site.
Thanks for your answer and your support for the thrive.
Thanks. I try my best.
It has been confirmed that the SIII support EXFAt out of the box. Samsung uses a proprietary kernel driver that supports it. Wondering if it's possible to implement this on our Note?
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It has been confirmed that the SIII support EXFAt out of the box. Samsung use a proprietary kernel driver that supports it. Wondering if it's possible to implement this on our Note?
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And the advantage of doing that ?
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And the advantage of doing that ?
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Uh, quite obvious, to support exFat on our Notes? It supports files over 4GB in size and works natively under Windows, unlike EXT.
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And the advantage of doing that ?
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The advantage is quite big actually.
It will allow for files larger than 4GB, for movie storage this is not a luxury.
yes. My 64 Gb microsdcard formated in Exfat works really well on my new galaxy SIII. 10Gb 1080p MKV files play very smoothly.
it would be a BIG feature!!!!
It was the only reason that's I'm thinking to get s3
don't think its possible but hope so
I have a question here..doesn't NTFS allow you to do the same?
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I have a question here..doesn't NTFS allow you to do the same?
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It does, but NTFS is even more of a closed format than ExFAT is, and the SGS3 doesn't support NTFS so there's no drivers to grab.
Pretty sure there is an NTFS module that'll work with CM9, I presume the same would be true for ExFAT.
It still amuses me that people put >4GB movies on their phone. I don't think I've got anything >2.5GB and at a casual glance you can hardly tell the difference from the original BluRay on a proper TV, much less a 5.3" display.
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It does, but NTFS is even more of a closed format than ExFAT is, and the SGS3 doesn't support NTFS so there's no drivers to grab.
Pretty sure there is an NTFS module that'll work with CM9, I presume the same would be true for ExFAT.
It still amuses me that people put >4GB movies on their phone. I don't think I've got anything >2.5GB and at a casual glance you can hardly tell the difference from the original BluRay on a proper TV, much less a 5.3" display.
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Because we don't want to convert and lose time and resources in it.
I want to download and play in the phone, no more steps.
knightnz said:
It still amuses me that people put >4GB movies on their phone. I don't think I've got anything >2.5GB and at a casual glance you can hardly tell the difference from the original BluRay on a proper TV, much less a 5.3" display.
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Check .m2ts files on the Note, btw. The difference is more than obvious ...
Getting sick of the can you implement x y z from the s3 now
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GR36 said:
Getting sick of the can you implement x y z from the s3 now
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thats only because you have a gs3
I'm hoping for this feature to, a lot of films and programsare under 4gb now but for the ones that aren't I can't be arsed to convert them it takes to long.
I really dont see the need but I guess it would help someone. I guess Im the only guy that converts movies right before I go to bed or while im at work.
I need to be able to record more than 50 minutes of video without the camera stopping at the 4GB limit.
It is so tantalizing to have the solution so near, yet so far... unless I buy a GS3 A nexus won't do - it has no SD card.
Sigh...
I have the 64gb uhs1 sandisk card formatted with fat using ubuntu command line. Works great on my note and windows 7. Am I missing something here? Using cfroot lpy.
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ZypherZ said:
I have the 64gb uhs1 sandisk card formatted with fat using ubuntu command line. Works great on my note and windows 7. Am I missing something here? Using cfroot lpy.
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It's not about "Note" supporting 64GB card. It's about "Note" supporting a single file above 4GB. Unfortunately FAT doesn't allow to do that.