Are you talking about avi files which are stored on the touchpad or do you mean streaming from a pc?
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Are you talking about avi files which are stored on the touchpad or do you mean streaming from a pc?
I actually prefer to re-encode into a resolution which will suit the screen perfectly. Added benefit of filesize reduction also.
Most of the MKVs and AVIs I have tried with the kalemsoft player have issues with audio de-synchronisation.
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Check precentral and XDA, there's a few suggestions and reviews there.
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just had a quick look at bhome. It can recognise my PC, but only seems to see avery limited selection of folders and files. What do I need to do to make them available/ visible to bhome?
What resolution are you using? I took Miami Vice through Handbrake and used the ipda setting. Full screen it's a bit grainy and some parts are off the screen. Use the box setting and it's perfect but I have top and bottom borders
oh right, glad you said that, I havn't forked out for it yet so thanks for the notification.
I keep the aspect ratio. I HATE changed Aspect ratios and prefer bars to fullscreen with stretch and/or crop.
I set a 1024 width with Keep Resolution ticked and accept there will be some bars. Only 2 things I would change about the TP. 1 is that it had a proper 720p resolution screen and the other is that it had a microSD slot.
I really do not mind bars, especially compared to the stretched blurry mess that is changing aspect ratios.
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I'd try the beta version you can install with preware. I can only comment on the files I have tried, not all files that exist.
There is also the Touchplayer app that is also available via preware that can give different results.
think I have done, my trial has expired in any case.
whoa. I did not know that!
Touchpad video player doesn't support files above 2GB either. A shame as the cpu in the TP supports high profile files, something the tegra 2 doesn't.
Amazed you guys are still plodding along with cpu encodes. I'm enjoying the 600+fps hardware encoding. On a laptop.
I would use CUDA if it could do it with decent quality. 110FPS CPU encodes is fast enough for me
As for file some limitations. Really is a non-issue. Just split your videos into parts and either playlist them if the player does not auto play the next file.
As for file some limitations. Really is a non-issue. Just split your videos into parts and either playlist them if the player does not auto play the next file.
