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Old 09-03-2009, 06:42 PM
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Re: TCPMP & Master Codec Pack 4

Try this common.dll. Plus since flv4 plugin was compiled with cegcc you'll need to add some reg keys (that's information from the plugin dev NV):

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\Loader\LoadModuleLow]
"flv4ffmpeg.plg"=dword:1
"flvsplitter.plg"=dword:1

Make sure the plugin version is 0.54 (I can't use 0.55... don't know how it fares with others). You'll find them in NV website. As an easier alternative the cab from Sino adds the needed reg keys (choose the best version for your device).

The previous common.dll isn't compatible with WVD. You'll need to swap that one with this one. This common.dll however messes up the TCPMP file browser...

If anyone in here can compile a proper common.dll (flv4 and WVD) I'd really appreciate it.





PS: Most users can save some space since many of the files in the setup can be deleted in most devices:

*flvffmpeg.plg is a fully working ffmpeg plugin apart from flv4 (delete ffmpeg.plg and ffmpeg.dll and rename flvffmpeg.plg to ffmpeg.plg)
*flvsplitter.plg is useless (can be deleted since splitter.plg has the same and more functions)
*gx.dll seems useless
*ati3200.plg is useless in most devices (only used in a few old ppc with this ATI chip)
*intel2700g.plg is useless in most devices (only used in a few old ppc with Intel 2700 chip)
*gfh264.plg is useless in most devices (only used in a few old ppc with GF5500 chip)
*gfmpeg4.plg is useless in most devices (only used in a few old ppc with GF5500 chip)
*lang files seem useless (just keep languages.tgz)
*setup.dll, setupdll.dll and setup_ce3.dll seem useless (delete them)
*avcodec-51.dll (doesn't seem needed since you have avcodec-52.dll)
*filters.dll seems useless (delete it)
*wm... dlls aren't needed (most new devices carry a wma and a wmv plugin in the Windows folder already... if not just the wma9prodecoder.dll and wmv9decoder.dll should be enoughl)

Doing this will save over 7MB and TCPMP mantains the same functions.

Last edited by frmariam; 09-03-2009 at 08:26 PM. Reason: PS