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11-13-06, 06:45 PM

Didn't think I would be installing back TCPMP when I bought CorePlayer. Just tried playing a video encoded with AC-3 audio format and found out that CorePlayer doesn't support AC-3 now and most possibly in the future too. I guess TCPMP would be my backup player when CorePlayer is not up to the job.

I suppose CorePlayer will be the best portable media player but right now, it still has some way to go. Don't get me wrong, I'm not critisizing it or anything. CorePlayer definitely has its strong points. It is able to play some video files so smoothly that TCPMP can't. I think the $20 I dished out for purchasing CorePlayer is extremely worth it considering it's like buying two programs for the price of one (TCPMP and CorePlayer).

CorePlayer has been officially released for slightly more than 3 weeks now. How's everyone getting along with it? Anyone running both programs on their Axim like me?

11-13-06, 06:45 PM	#1 (permalink)
ktvyeow Guest Posts: n/a	CorePlayer & Trusty o' TCPMP Didn't think I would be installing back TCPMP when I bought CorePlayer. Just tried playing a video encoded with AC-3 audio format and found out that CorePlayer doesn't support AC-3 now and most possibly in the future too. I guess TCPMP would be my backup player when CorePlayer is not up to the job. I suppose CorePlayer will be the best portable media player but right now, it still has some way to go. Don't get me wrong, I'm not critisizing it or anything. CorePlayer definitely has its strong points. It is able to play some video files so smoothly that TCPMP can't. I think the $20 I dished out for purchasing CorePlayer is extremely worth it considering it's like buying two programs for the price of one (TCPMP and CorePlayer). CorePlayer has been officially released for slightly more than 3 weeks now. How's everyone getting along with it? Anyone running both programs on their Axim like me? Last edited by ktvyeow; 11-13-06 at 07:08 PM.