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Najbolji linux player na WM-u

Autor: M@jk! |

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Nezamislivo, najbolji Linux media player MPlayer je portovan na WM!

Testiran je na WM5 i WM6 PocketPC i SP.

Instalacija

Unzipujte na karticu i pokrenite mplayer.exe , svi fajlovi moraju biti u jednom folderu.

Prednosti ...
-- Full support of streaming
-- supports all real media formats including streaming.
-- Supports RV40, RV30, R20 , sipro , cook and atrac codecs.
-- Supports MP4 streaming over RTSP.
-- All flavors of Flash video are supported.
-- Uses coremp4 for MP4 decoding.

Koriscenje:
Open File pustanje fajla
Open Url otvaranje preko URL-a
Open Playlist otvaranje liste pesama.

Dugmici:
desno dugme - sledeca
levo dugme - predhodna
centralno dugme - play / pause
jacina gore / dole dugme - pojacavanje i smanjivanje
* - predhodna lista pesama
# - sledeca lista pesama

Link za skidanje se nalazi u Attachment-u.

Thanks amitv_17.

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Re: Najbolji linux player na WM-u

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od strane M@jk! | Datum: Новембар 28, 2007, 10:25:52

Supported formats

It’s, theoretically, compatible with several sound and video formats (see their list at the above Wikipedia page). In practice, playback is still hampered by the, in cases, VERY bad performance and compatibility.

In addition to my H.264 (video) playback tests, I’ve made pretty thorough CPU usage tests with the most important audio formats it supports. The following figures have all been measured on a Dell Axim x51v running at 624 MHz. As can clearly be seen (particularly if you take the MP3 playback CPU usage into account), the results aren’t particularly good – alternative (better) players all have lower CPU usage. See THIS for more information. Note that 11% at 624 MHz translates to 33% at 208 MHz – the forced CPU frequency in the tests used in the linked document.

Flac: 5%
M4A (AAC): 16%
Ogg: 30%
MP3: 11%
WMA: - (incompatible)

(I’ve used my standardized audio test files – they’re the same I’ll use in my forthcoming Multimedia Bible.)

Note that while the MP3 playback “only” requires about 11% CPU time at 624 MHz, it still has severe problems when running in the background: it stutters when there’s some additional CPU usage (for example, you open a menu or anything). That is, it’s basically useless when not run in the foreground, with nothing else running.

Video playback is much-much worse and practically useless, unless you try to watch really low-quality, low-resolution and low-bitspeed videos. TCPMP or, even better, CorePlayer (the latter is an undisputed king of video playback on all mobile platforms) are way better.

Finally, RealAudio steaming (one of the best features of even the current, initial MPlayer release) is a CPU hog too and is pretty useless on slower models (read: you must overclock your ~200 MHz TI OMAP CPU’s if you want to listen to RealAudio radio stations).

Re: Najbolji linux player na WM-u

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od strane M@jk! | Datum: Новембар 28, 2007, 10:37:47

The good

1. a HUGE arsenal of codecs and communications protocols already available; in this respect, it’s even better than CorePlayer (which, as of now, doesn’t support RTSP, albeit it will really soon be added)!
2. supports even RealAudio / RealVideo, unlike CorePlayer / TCPMP / ANY other Windows Mobile player (other than RealOne’s own player, of course). Note that the CoreCodec folks have announced (before the port of MPlayer) that they would never add RealOne support to CorePlayer because it's a proprietary format.
3. alternative HTTP tunneling with RTSP; working just GREAT with RealAudio streams! In this respect, it’s even better than RealPlayer on Symbian S60v3 FP1 (for example, the one that comes with the Nokia N95), because not even the latter supports HTTP RealOne audio/video streaming, “only” for MPEG4 video streaming (unlike HTC’s own and, in this respect, really incapable Streaming Media on Windows Mobile – see THIS for more info).
4. supports real (UDP-based) RTSP, which means better bandwidth utilization than with HTTP tunneling. Of course, it also means you must have direct access or a capable Wi-Fi network. This will only later (hopefully still this year) be added to CorePlayer (see THIS recent announcement if interested)
5. supports both (most) Pocket PC and MS Smartphone models (unfortunately, WM5+ only)
6. given that it’s the first version, pretty much promising

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