The incredibly popular Core Pocket Media Player (TCPMP) has long been a mainstay of any serious Palm OS users' software library. For the past several years TCMP's popularity has been enhanced by its attractive price-tag (free)!
Core Codec Inc. is now set to release a much more polished and professional next-generation version of the program that will be available for purchase.
On October 16th,
www.coreplayer.com will officially launch CorePlayer 1.0 for both consumer add-on markets and OEM bundling. Core Player will initially support Palm OS, Windows XP, Vista, UMPC, CE, Pocket PC, Windows Mobile, and Symbian OSes, though additional device support is very likely in the future. Even new game consoles such as the PS3, PSP, and Xbox360 have been hinted at as destinations for this well-traveled app.
TCMP was originally the brainchild of ace programmer Gabor Kovacs (AKA Picard) who ported his Betaplayer Windows Mobile/PPC media app to Palm OS. TCPMP was then born under the concept of porting the versatile application to all popular mobile OSes.
http://coreplayer.corecodec.org/