Had carpy battery life initially but I think that got fixed by a few power cycles or it might have been the updates I've flashed since then. Otherwise seems pretty good.
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Had carpy battery life initially but I think that got fixed by a few power cycles or it might have been the updates I've flashed since then. Otherwise seems pretty good.
That's honestly pretty freaking amazing.
I thought files had to be 4GB or it can't play them due to the file system...
Hmm, very (100%) possible if it's FAT32. rexehuk, any comments?
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Worked fine here... Not sure on that one. Others welcome to confirm if you need proof. Could be a modified FAT32 file system with extentions for large file handling.
Wait... just Googled and the file system is EXT4, so nothing to do with FAT32. Should have known that in the first place really, not sure why I had int in mind that it could have been FAT32.
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The file system is EXT4, the storage internal/external SD is FAT32.
Ahhhh ok... i've got muddled somewhere down the line then. Doesn't explain how the guy can play a 9GB file though I guess!
That's honestly pretty freaking amazing.
to be fair, with AVC video the number of B/reference frames plays a very big part. some AVC video don't even have cabac enabled. makes it very easy to decode - but awful at compressing
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Quite like the S II but the Wifi is doing my head in, missing my old Nexus One.
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You finding it a little weak? I am. My other halfs clapped out old 3gs seems to have a better wifi range.
No doubt I'm wrong about this (until someone can tell me how to confirm bitrate.... this is my guessing) but...
Up is 96mins long (though on a DVD some of the data is going to be for the menus etc etc) so at the very best 96mins (96x60) divided by 8GB (8192MB) is 0.703125
Big Buck Bunny is 507MB and is just under 10mins long.. divide that and you get 1.18343....
Would that not mean that latter is of a higher bitrate?
Up is 96mins long (though on a DVD some of the data is going to be for the menus etc etc) so at the very best 96mins (96x60) divided by 8GB (8192MB) is 0.703125
Big Buck Bunny is 507MB and is just under 10mins long.. divide that and you get 1.18343....
Would that not mean that latter is of a higher bitrate?