New: All-in-One Media Player Distribution

Very nice work!

I couldnt find the post about benchmarking with this , so will post here and a mod can move it.
HPC Media Player BenchMark on the Gizmondo in GDII

Player Version 1.05 Benchmark Results << why does it report as Version 1.05 ?

Average Speed 141.37%
Video Frames 4779
Audio Samples 8467023
Amount of Data 10188 KB

Bench. Time 2:15.217
Bench. Frame Rate 35.34
Bench. Sample Rate 62619
Bench. Data Rate 617 kbit/s

Original Time 3:11.159
Original Frame Rate 25.00
Original Sample Rate 44100
Original Data Rate 437 kbit/s

URL \SD Card\vidshorts_dronez_24fps320x184.mpg
Size 10432516
Platform Gizmondo Terminal
OS Version 4.20
OEM Info Gizmondo
Clock speed 390 Mhz
Video output GDII 320x240 16bits Lookup
Video zoom 320x184 -> 320x240
Audio output Wave Output 44100Hz 16Bits 2Ch.

Now I know this may be silly but I was wondering if it would be possible for TCPMP to have somthing added so that when it is playing audio files it will display some nice large finger pressable buttons on the screen for audio control?

Yeah I know most of us are not developers but I thought I would just pop idea out there.

John

Well, I would not like to leave greasy finger marks on my screen... I always prefer my stylus or the keyboard.

Anyway, there is a solution for your problem: skinning. The "ancestor" of BetaPlayer/TCPMP ( ProjectMayo's PocketMVP) was a skinned application. Implementing the PocketMVP skinning system in TCPMP is not a silly dream at all: it IS possible to achieve it - it has already been done, actually....

We can't help it if you have greasy fingers, Geared2003.

hmmmm tell me more.... ps even if you still use stylus some nice chunky buttons would still be handy if you are travelling and maybe it's a little bumpy.

Or if the touchscreen calibration is not as accurate as it should be

i'm of the same opinion as geared2003

so?

Well, I use my fingernails, but that's harder for us guys, since we keep them cut short.

hehe.....wish my boyfriend would I like the chunky buttons idea, as i don't actually have a stylus on mine, but then i like seeing the album artwork embedded in the tags.

Any ideas about aac plus support? AAC files seem to work, but i tried a few AAC+ radio streams with no luck.

Also, it might be a bit off topic, but can TCMP play back mp3 files gapless (pref. from a network share), so i could listen to, say, Dark Side all the way through without gaps like with iTunes? (Or failing that another play that can...)

I'm sorry if this maysound stupid but is it physically possible to install codecs, like Divx's or Indeos from the codecs they have for the pc?

All necessary plugins ( DivX, WMV, FLV, etc...) are already included: you don't need anything else...

Hi Gear2003,

Thanks for the great work! I tried the latest v1.07 (updated for GAPI issues) but got an error dialog upon launching it: "This ARM_CE2 version of the player is not compatible with this device. Please install ARM_CE3 version"...

I'm using a WinCE 5.0 PNA (Medion)... Would you happen to have a compatible version?

Thanks,

Quasar

Hmm, I have the nasty feeling that CE 5 is a bit like Vista ( vs XP): I hear many complaints about compatibility issues... Applications that used to work fine on CE 3 or CE 4.x don't work on CE 5... Any other CE 5 users with similar experiences...?
In the meantime, try to install the regular TCPMP V 0.72:
http://picard.exceed.hu/tcpmp/test/
Use the PocketPC version of the player:
http://picard.exceed.hu/tcpmp/test/tcpmp.pocketpc.0.72RC1.cab

Please report your findings

my suspicion is that a patch would be very easy. for some reason tcpmp doesn't want to recognize devices with a CE OS version higher than 4.21 .. try this attached player.exe (from hpc mediaplayer 1.07, just patched it)

p.s.: i faintly recall patching this before, i don't remember if i ever posted it though or if it did then i don't remember feedback. so i'd appreciate some, thanks

Edited by cmonex 2007-12-25 2:18 PM




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PLAYERce5.exe (11KB - 48 downloads)