denolt

I am looking into being able to watch dvd movies converted for viewing on my Axim x51v. But I can't get the Windows Mobile Media Player to play the movie in mp4 format.
Is there a better player than WM Media Player?
How about the best program for converting?
Thanks for your help.
DENOLT

jdigitL

theres not a lot out there.

per this post from ppc thoughts,

Pocket PC Thoughts :: View topic - Summary of Media Players

good luck ;)

jd

spunker88

I think tcpmp can play mp4. It plays many formats and is free.

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leex50

I agree, TCPMP is what I use to watch movies on my AX. There is a great tutorial on aximsite to show how to convert to avi files. Great quality and most movies are less than 500mb.

(that's why i love this site)

Menneisyys

Also, you might want to consider using H.264 on CorePlayer if and only if the higher CPU usage isn't a problem. It helps to reduce the file sizes by 30...50%.

See my related H.264 Bible

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denolt

Thanks all for the help. I am working in trying tcpmp.:)

denolt

Again thanks to everyone for your support.
Here is the update:
I am now using TCPMP as my viewer. I use Handbrake to rip the DVDs and have found that I need to use DVD43 to help me get past some of the copy protection security coding on DVDs. But all is working well.
I recently used this to help pass the time on a recent airplane trip.

Morphy

Aximsite to the rescue once again!

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