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nomar05 · 02-12-03, 11:40 PM

I've had I PocketTV installed since day #1 and have been very happy with it. I use it to play a few MPEG files on my SD Card.

...but I can's help but notice everyone talks about how great PocketMVP is, so I installed it to see what all the hype is about. Using 405themovie.mpeg as my benchmark file, PocketTV blew PocketMVP away.

I even went out of my way to tweak PocketMVP to maximize its performance by enabling Cache and setting the Cashe Size to 6 MB. The picture still froze several times during playback whereas PocketTV played it back flawlessly with no special settings.

Maybe it's just that MPEGs are just not PocketMVP's strength or am I missing something?

I will admit it did a pretty good job with mp3 files.

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nomar05 Aximsite Major League Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: NYY Territory Posts: 464 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I've had I PocketTV installed since day #1 and have been very happy with it. I use it to play a few MPEG files on my SD Card. ...but I can's help but notice everyone talks about how great PocketMVP is, so I installed it to see what all the hype is about. Using 405themovie.mpeg as my benchmark file, PocketTV blew PocketMVP away. I even went out of my way to tweak PocketMVP to maximize its performance by enabling Cache and setting the Cashe Size to 6 MB. The picture still froze several times during playback whereas PocketTV played it back flawlessly with no special settings. Maybe it's just that MPEGs are just not PocketMVP's strength or am I missing something? I will admit it did a pretty good job with mp3 files. __________________ SanDisk 128MB SD SimpleTech 1GB CF D-Link DCF-660W CF DSI Holster Case (contest winner)