Thread: Full YouTube/Google Video Access-Updated 1/24/2008
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Re: Full YouTube/Google Video Access-Updated 1/24/2008
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Originally Posted by saturnine_ View Post
Issue #1: Saved videos are choppy

Issue #2: fullscreen is not working.

I had used TCPMP on a Touch w/WM6.0 on the player's default settings with no problem. After upgrading to 6.1 & using the newer TCPMP (TCPMP-0.72RC1-ARM-PPC-recomp-03.CAB) on default settings, video is severely choppy when playing from a saved file. Streaming is ok, not great. The files I'm trying to play are .flv files saved thru TCPMP/Flash video bundle.

Also, when I hit the fullscreen button, the screen freezes but audio continues. If I tap the screen, it comes back to window mode no problem.

After switching from directdraw to raw video it seems to work fine now. Am I missing anything by not having directdraw as an option?

Is there an optimal configuration for a Touch running 6.1?

Many thanks.
if you only use youtube, the other setup with separate cab files will stream videos with basically perfect smoothness, but it only works for youtube and utilizes streaming media, not tcpmp... quality is a little less than tcpmp, but you will not get choppy video during stream
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