TCPMP in landscape mode on X5

wilmiester · 08-24-05, 07:06 PM

I'm sure the answer is no

, but is there a way to get TCPMP to play in landscape mode on the X5?

Don't Panic! · 08-24-05, 08:06 PM

Have you tried pushing the full-screen button after opening a file with TCPMP? What happens then? full-sceen is the button that looks like a box with arrows pointing to the corners.

wilmiester · 08-24-05, 08:47 PM

Yeah. I pushed it = Full screen portrait mode. It only blacks out everything except the movie.

Thanks for the post!

Don't Panic! · 08-24-05, 08:58 PM

When you click on Options > Orientation in TCPMP do you have a left-handed and right handed option you can put a checkmark beside, or are they grayed out? If they're not grayed out check one of them and try fullscreen again.

wilmiester · 08-24-05, 09:55 PM

Dang you're good. I'd seen the options but didn't even think about trying simply because it didn't make sense, like I thought it should.

Workin' like a champ!

Don't Panic! · 08-24-05, 09:57 PM

I specialize in the fun stuff.

Shooms · 09-09-05, 10:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Don't Panic!

When you click on Options > Orientation in TCPMP do you have a left-handed and right handed option you can put a checkmark beside, or are they grayed out? If they're not grayed out check one of them and try fullscreen again.

I installed TCPMP. I have an AVI i made but when i try to play it, is says no associated. any ideas? I understand it is an add on to Media Player? or what... thanks

Don't Panic! · 09-09-05, 11:50 PM

TCPMP is a stand alone program. Once you open it click on Options > Settings >Select Page > File associations and check the .avi box, then you'll be able to open a file like that from file explorer. Other wise Open TCPMP and open it from File >Open file.

HTH

Shooms · 09-10-05, 01:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Don't Panic!

TCPMP is a stand alone program. Once you open it click on Options > Settings >Select Page > File associations and check the .avi box, then you'll be able to open a file like that from file explorer. Other wise Open TCPMP and open it from File >Open file.

HTH

THANK YOU SIR!!!

Don't Panic! · 09-10-05, 02:01 AM

You're welcome.

Plays alot of files, don't it?