Happy_15010

Has anyone added codecs to Windows Media Player 10 for Pocket PC?

I purchased an Aiptek ISDV pocket digital camera / camcorder that records straight to SD card. Upon removal of the SD card following picture or video taking, I can insert the card into my Axim x50v and see the files. I can view the .JPGs but not the video files, which are MPEG-4 ASF. WMP 10 gives me the dreaded "no codec" error.

I have installed codecs on my XP Pro desktop, and the files play there normally. However, I have found no way to load codecs onto the Pocket PC so I was hoping one of you guys knew how.

Currently I have to load the ASF files to my desktop, and tranform (and edit) using Windows Movie maker. Then copy them back and they work fine on the Axim. That's just alot of steps.

Kevin

plambham

I'd use TCPMP it is very easy to install codecs on that and it is a better media player all around. For more info see 'MyPDA"

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someone visted my pda :)

Swim100flyy

TCPMP is the solution to almost every problem!

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vinnielo

I have a similar problem:
Some radio stations in the US use the ACELP.NET codec, and whilst this installs on the PC, there seems to be no obvious way in getting it on the PPC.

Swim100flyy

You can try tcpmp, otherwise your probably outta luck.

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Happy_15010

Yep, TCPMP is the deal. Thanks for the great advice. What a cool program.