Can someone sum up how to fix video playback on the Touch Pro2?

[firechicken1970]

Originally Posted by russell235

personally, i use this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=467112

It's a video converter. It's easy to use and made just for this purpose. The mp4 files play perfectly smooth using your album.

Can this convert files directly from DVD? The creator suggested using handbrake first then converting the file which seem kinda tedious.

[Noir]

in general for my coreplayer ver 1.3.6 this is the settings I have
I increased the frame buffer to 2400 kb first
I installed GFX and At0mAng drivers and finally I installed the TCPMP codec packs found here. I haven't had many issues with core playing any of my anime (and this is a 4.2 gb 1280x800 file that my computer couldn't play)
Very good playback

[Karmashock]

Originally Posted by Noir

in general for my coreplayer ver 1.3.6 this is the settings I have
I increased the frame buffer to 2400 kb first
I installed GFX and At0mAng drivers and finally I installed the TCPMP codec packs found here. I haven't had many issues with core playing any of my anime (and this is a 4.2 gb 1280x800 file that my computer couldn't play)
Very good playback

can you provide a link to the tcpmp codec found "here"?

[Tweak_four17]

Originally Posted by Karmashock

Originally Posted by Noir
in general for my coreplayer ver 1.3.6 this is the settings I have
I increased the frame buffer to 2400 kb first
I installed GFX and At0mAng drivers and finally I installed the TCPMP codec packs found here. I haven't had many issues with core playing any of my anime (and this is a 4.2 gb 1280x800 file that my computer couldn't play)
Very good playback

can you provide a link to the tcpmp codec found "here"?

+1, please post the link

[russell235]

Originally Posted by firechicken1970

Can this convert files directly from DVD? The creator suggested using handbrake first then converting the file which seem kinda tedious.

I haven't tried. I typically acquire either avi or mkv files and it converts both of those perfectly.

I do get dvr-ms files from my media center recordings and I've had mixed results at best using that program. I could convert to avi first, but as you said, it seems too tedious. If the software would monitor and auto-convert a folder, it wouldn't be bad at all.

[firechicken1970]

Originally Posted by russell235

I haven't tried. I typically acquire either avi or mkv files and it converts both of those perfectly.

I do get dvr-ms files from my media center recordings and I've had mixed results at best using that program. I could convert to avi first, but as you said, it seems too tedious. If the software would monitor and auto-convert a folder, it wouldn't be bad at all.

Ill try it out later and let you know how it goes.