I keep mentioning this placebut 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 :-)
(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 :-)
JustHere4Coffee remembers when all o' this were car parks,
Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:59,
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not surehat 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.
(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.
Alfie,
Sat 13 Sep 2003, 12:01,
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fair enoughthe 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
(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
JustHere4Coffee remembers when all o' this were car parks,
Sat 13 Sep 2003, 12:04,
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