No blue flicker in coreplayer with qtv (also how I got true 16:9 fullscreen on my tv)

[jmorton10]

Originally Posted by chronster

how do I check the version?

Menu, tools, about

~John

[chronster]

Originally Posted by jmorton10

Menu, tools, about

~John

just says htc diamond skin

[jmorton10]

Originally Posted by chronster

coreplayer has fill screen, fit best, and stretch. It works the same

you mean, menu/option/zoom??

I realize you can do that, but Album does that with one click from an OSD button & is much easier to use + Album does give slightly better PB with full hardware support.

Don't get me wrong however, I LOVE CP & will use it most of the time.

~John

[jmorton10]

Originally Posted by chronster

I can't really think of any other method unless the TV its self has some sort of resizing option.

Most TV's have the resizing option nowdays I think (all of mine do anyway)

~John

[darren.wlsn1]

Originally Posted by chronster

how do I check the version?


coreplayer has fill screen, fit best, and stretch. It works the same

menu/tools/about ooops, didnt see 2nd page. lol

[unkellsam]

Originally Posted by chronster

So, I plugged in the wires I made for my touch pro's TV out, they worked, then I plugged the video feed into my comcast cable box (output to a 1080p tv.) Hit the tv/vcr button on the comcast remote, and after that I set the video to "Fixed" within the comcast menus, and when the image appeared on the screen, I set it to stretch (with the hd zoom button to the right of the 0 button on the comcast remote.) This gives a 16:9 fullscreen image.

Anyways, I loaded up coreplayer, and started a movie, and to my delight, there's no blue flicker like there was on the touch pro.

The image quality seems to be noticeably better and the movie plays as smooth as it does on the phone's screen.

This phone gets better and better lol

Do you mean you were getting the blue flicker when hooking it up directly to the TV and it stopped when you hooked it up through your cable box?

I'm running version 1.3.6 build 7427 on Sprint Touch Pro 2 and I definitely get the flicker when plugged directly to the TV.

I'm also on a WM 6.5 rom running HTC Sense (Touchflo 2.5) so I don't know whether that may be part of the problem.

[chronster]

Originally Posted by unkellsam

Do you mean you were getting the blue flicker when hooking it up directly to the TV and it stopped when you hooked it up through your cable box?

I'm running version 1.3.6 build 7427 on Sprint Touch Pro 2 and I definitely get the flicker when plugged directly to the TV.

I'm also on a WM 6.5 rom running HTC Sense (Touchflo 2.5) so I don't know whether that may be part of the problem.

On sprint's stock 6.1 rom I wasn't getting a blue flicker, whereas on the tp1's stock 6.1 rom (or any other after that) I would.

I don't know what they changed that they aren't doing it now. Strange. I ran the cleanup cab before doing anything back when i had the stock rom.

If it wasn't so hideous, and just a bit faster, I'd still be on stock now. Also, I like kinetic scrolling.

[japper88]

Originally Posted by unkellsam

Do you mean you were getting the blue flicker when hooking it up directly to the TV and it stopped when you hooked it up through your cable box?

I'm running version 1.3.6 build 7427 on Sprint Touch Pro 2 and I definitely get the flicker when plugged directly to the TV.

I'm also on a WM 6.5 rom running HTC Sense (Touchflo 2.5) so I don't know whether that may be part of the problem.

Try turning off Manila 2.5 (aka touchflo2.5/htc sense) that might fix your problem. I have video quality playback issues when I leave manila on and use coreplayer.

[jmorton10]

CorePlayer gives the blue flicker problem worse than ever using any sense manila 2.5 ROM, it unfortunately makes no difference at all if you turn off manila.

Using Juicy, I can only use video out if I use either Album or WMP........

~John

[aznmode]

I'm using the same cable I made for the TP as well. Do you guys think using higher quality cables might produce even better output? Maybe S-video cable?