
*professor frink voice end*
i have the url palmcinema.co.uk, which i did sod all with, if you want it repointing to you.
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:46,
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i have the url palmcinema.co.uk, which i did sod all with, if you want it repointing to you.

that would be good in the longer term, really good in fact - at the same time that palmpixels is mainly animation for handheld driven, I already have some good content from filmaker friends of mine. Theres bugger all good online for handhelds, and now with processor speeds improving and big fuck off memory cards, real film for handhelds is possible. Were at a real tipping point, and palmcinema.co.uk would be a great url. What is youer interest? Do you use a handheld, what were you going to do with it?
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:53,
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lots of submissions, but when i registered it gMovie was the only format, and its shit compared to kinoma. at the mo, if you click on www.palmcinema.co.uk/ it takes you to a familiar site...
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:59,
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but have you seen pocketmovies.com? lots of hand-held-sized movies and information... if you only look for palm when searching, you miss a lot of stuff that can be converted with little/no effort
pocketpcflash.net is another one... I wish I could get flash on my phone, still according to what I've found it's on it's way :-)
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:59,
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pocketpcflash.net is another one... I wish I could get flash on my phone, still according to what I've found it's on it's way :-)

hat you mean, If its pocketmovies.net, I know it, but its drab, has no exclusive content, and I think it only encodes for pocket pc. In terms of content, the only content on palmpixels will be very animation specific with a section for shorts, the thing is, theres bugger all around for palm really yet, so I hope palmpixels will be popular as the content will be good, I dont need a trailer for the next spiderman movie particularly...
edit - in fact, theyre all mpeg1 content. There is a program called mmplayer, from www.mmplayer.com which natively plays avi and mpeg - its shaping up to be quite good, and removes the necessity for proprietary programs like fireviewer and kinoma.
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 12:01,
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edit - in fact, theyre all mpeg1 content. There is a program called mmplayer, from www.mmplayer.com which natively plays avi and mpeg - its shaping up to be quite good, and removes the necessity for proprietary programs like fireviewer and kinoma.

the encoding I've seen has all been generic avi or mpeg, not specific to pocket pcs.
still, as you say, it's hardly an inspiring site - I look forward to seeing what yours will be like and what you'll have. it'd be nicer if sites didn't get hung up on device-specific things and tried to cater for greater communities, I think... all hand-helds, instead of single devices, stuff like that
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 12:04,
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still, as you say, it's hardly an inspiring site - I look forward to seeing what yours will be like and what you'll have. it'd be nicer if sites didn't get hung up on device-specific things and tried to cater for greater communities, I think... all hand-helds, instead of single devices, stuff like that