maxasher2

I can only record in MPEG2 and TCMP won't play them. Is there a player out there that plays MPEG2 for the Axim V51?? Thanks for any help....

Chuck

spud42

whats the file extension? what program plays them on the pc? that might give you a hint as to the pocket pc version of software to get.. try also in the file types for TCPMP see if its listed there . will media player play them?

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maxasher2

Right now it works on Windows Media Player but there is no Windows player for the Axim that I know of.. When I try on TCP it says MPEG2 not supported. Some earlier messages seem to imply there was no player but I find that hard to believe..........

maxasher2

What I meant is that MPEG2 plays on the WMP on my desktop. MPEG2 does not play on WMP on the Axim. If I have to convert to MPEG1 or 4 can anyone suggest a relatively simple program. Thanks again........

Chuck

Hoggie3

You can try sompy player SOMPY.com - Free Pocket PC Software, Divx Media Player

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Thanks for the assistance It looks like it doesn't do MPEG2 but I'll give it a go just in case. How do I vote for you?

Chuck

Hoggie3

Originally Posted by maxasher2

Thanks for the assistance It looks like it doesn't do MPEG2 but I'll give it a go just in case.

tcpmp and sompy player are the only free multiformat video players that I can think of. You can buy core player but I think its $30.

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How do I vote for you? Chuck

Just click on the thing that says "vote for me", and that will bring you to the thread were you can vote for the entry you want to(mine is entry 1). I doubt I'll win but every vote helps

spud42

yes try sompy... i use it on my 4700 ipaq. as for TCPMP there are some plugins for it that might help.... one for ac3 and another called ffmpeg . . ..

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The only way to play MPEG2 is to use TCPMP with ffmpeg.plugin.0.72RC1.zip

You can find it here...
TCPMP

It works... But still can't do the job. It's really slow...

The 2700G chipset claims to support the Hardware Acceleration of Mpeg2 decoding algorithms but developers seems not to be interested in...
The fact is that Mpeg2 Encoding needs to have a higher bitrate than other codecs
like mpeg4 or H.264, so it would be a waste of space and cpu power to view a mpeg2 encoded movie on a PocketPC.