handtruck
18th January 2006, 22:52
Betaboy/Picard:
I have been using TCPMP for the palm (Treo) for almost 8 months and it is my most frequently used program. It replaced what I was using and paying for, mmplayer (not to be confused with mplayer).
Well so far, this looks like something that will replace many windows programs. I love having my media programs simple, and this fits the bill, just like the palm version. I've tried some x264 and xvid files (in .mp4 and .avi containers) and they all play beautifully and have insane benchmark statistics.
In the palm version, there is an A/V Sync offset setting, which I have to use because many of the videos I get have unsynced audio.. I don't see this in the windows version (.71h) but I think it deserves a place there.
Anyway, thanks for continuing your great tradition of great media programs!
I have been using TCPMP for the palm (Treo) for almost 8 months and it is my most frequently used program. It replaced what I was using and paying for, mmplayer (not to be confused with mplayer).
Well so far, this looks like something that will replace many windows programs. I love having my media programs simple, and this fits the bill, just like the palm version. I've tried some x264 and xvid files (in .mp4 and .avi containers) and they all play beautifully and have insane benchmark statistics.
In the palm version, there is an A/V Sync offset setting, which I have to use because many of the videos I get have unsynced audio.. I don't see this in the windows version (.71h) but I think it deserves a place there.
Anyway, thanks for continuing your great tradition of great media programs!