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Ty alot Surenz, it finnally works...i have only a small problmes with .srt subtitles...it shows they are enabled, but it doesn work, doesn show on the screen at all...any solution for this?
Ty alot again
Ty alot again
samsung stock player is awesome?
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Posted 05 February 2010 - 06:36 PM
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Posted 05 February 2010 - 08:30 PM
Use GDI for VIdeo output...
Only GDI and GAPI support subtitles. The downside is that the playback with GDI is more jerky than with DirectDraw or with Touchplayer.
Only GDI and GAPI support subtitles. The downside is that the playback with GDI is more jerky than with DirectDraw or with Touchplayer.
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Posted 06 February 2010 - 08:13 AM
Ty alot again Surenz, i owe u man
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Posted 06 February 2010 - 01:51 PM
So today I decided to make some tests of all my headphones 
To start with the original bundled Samsung. They to be honest give us adequate sound but nothing special. Without WOW HD of the Touchplayer are in the average class.
Followed by my previous phone SE W610i -> HPM-70. Their quality is inferior in all the tests that I made. They just can't beat the original Samsung headphones.
The last test was with Creative EP-630 that had came with my laptop DELL XPS: so it is the winner. Very crisp and clear sound even without WOW HD enabled. So if you want some cheap replacement buy them.
All the tests were made with listening and the opinions are based on my ears only and not with some audio tests. As I read in one of the reviews the quality of the sound is quite good beside the stereo crosstalk that is terrible.
To start with the original bundled Samsung. They to be honest give us adequate sound but nothing special. Without WOW HD of the Touchplayer are in the average class.
Followed by my previous phone SE W610i -> HPM-70. Their quality is inferior in all the tests that I made. They just can't beat the original Samsung headphones.
The last test was with Creative EP-630 that had came with my laptop DELL XPS: so it is the winner. Very crisp and clear sound even without WOW HD enabled. So if you want some cheap replacement buy them.
All the tests were made with listening and the opinions are based on my ears only and not with some audio tests. As I read in one of the reviews the quality of the sound is quite good beside the stereo crosstalk that is terrible.
This post has been edited by surenz: 06 February 2010 - 01:53 PM
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Posted 07 February 2010 - 08:12 AM
Meen, on Dec 8 2009, 16:51, said:
Drawback of Touch player is the limitation of video resolution , it limit to 720x480 which I think they should raise limit to 800x480 so I can convert DVD movie via SPB Mobile DVD easily.
Why should you convert anything? Using TCPMP with subtitle plugins I can watch movies the same way I watch them on my pc. Even with subtitles .srt, .sub, even .txt formats. With the original samsung player I can use subtitles only in .smi format but there is an error with long strings which can not be split in two or three rows.
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Posted 07 February 2010 - 08:35 AM
angeldown, on Feb 7 2010, 16:12, said:
Why should you convert anything? Using TCPMP with subtitle plugins I can watch movies the same way I watch them on my pc. Even with subtitles .srt, .sub, even .txt formats. With the original samsung player I can use subtitles only in .smi format but there is an error with long strings which can not be split in two or three rows.
Are you saying you can play 800x480 movies using TCPMP? I can only manage 400x240 resolution smoothly with TCPMP or Coreplayer, anything higher requires Samsung's own movie player.
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Posted 07 February 2010 - 02:02 PM
surenz, on Feb 6 2010, 19:21, said:
So today I decided to make some tests of all my headphones
To start with the original bundled Samsung. They to be honest give us adequate sound but nothing special. Without WOW HD of the Touchplayer are in the average class.
Followed by my previous phone SE W610i -> HPM-70. Their quality is inferior in all the tests that I made. They just can't beat the original Samsung headphones.
The last test was with Creative EP-630 that had came with my laptop DELL XPS: so it is the winner. Very crisp and clear sound even without WOW HD enabled. So if you want some cheap replacement buy them.
All the tests were made with listening and the opinions are based on my ears only and not with some audio tests. As I read in one of the reviews the quality of the sound is quite good beside the stereo crosstalk that is terrible.
To start with the original bundled Samsung. They to be honest give us adequate sound but nothing special. Without WOW HD of the Touchplayer are in the average class.
Followed by my previous phone SE W610i -> HPM-70. Their quality is inferior in all the tests that I made. They just can't beat the original Samsung headphones.
The last test was with Creative EP-630 that had came with my laptop DELL XPS: so it is the winner. Very crisp and clear sound even without WOW HD enabled. So if you want some cheap replacement buy them.
All the tests were made with listening and the opinions are based on my ears only and not with some audio tests. As I read in one of the reviews the quality of the sound is quite good beside the stereo crosstalk that is terrible.
Good analysis!
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Posted 07 February 2010 - 02:03 PM
ray1234, on Feb 7 2010, 14:05, said:
Are you saying you can play 800x480 movies using TCPMP? I can only manage 400x240 resolution smoothly with TCPMP or Coreplayer, anything higher requires Samsung's own movie player.
I have managed to play movies with resolution over 720x480 using core player and tcpmp, but samsung touch player wont play those
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Posted 07 February 2010 - 03:38 PM
ray1234, on Feb 7 2010, 15:35, said:
Are you saying you can play 800x480 movies using TCPMP? I can only manage 400x240 resolution smoothly with TCPMP or Coreplayer, anything higher requires Samsung's own movie player.
TCPMP with Divx or Xvid codec run fine on 800x480 but with H.264 it is unplayable (Got frame skip all the time).
