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Colin Dunstan · 06-24-2005, 10:45 AM

One of the best open-source programmers of the Palm OS and Pocket PC community is without question Picard, who shot to fame with his free multimedia player BetaPlayer. In the Corecodec forums Picard has now announced the first unstable test release of The Core Pocket Media Player (TCPMP) V0.65y for Pocket PC, which is the successor of BetaPlayer.

Download link

Quote from Picard:
Don't even ask what's new, because although the interface didn't change much yet, there are a lot of low level changes and fixes.

Plugins:
AC3 is separated to a plugin (was in default install in previous versions). VorbisLQ is lower quality vorbis (which was default in previous versions). The player has now HQ be default, but you can install LQ if there is performance problem with your ogm video files. FFMPEG is just a small subset of ffmpeg library. Supports video formats, like h264, Sorenson3, mpeg1/2, mpeg4 with GMC,QPEL, but it's slower as "native" player decoders.

06-24-2005, 10:45 AM	#1
Colin Dunstan Is papyrophobic! Posts: 1,926 Karma: 1009999 Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: USA Device: Dell Axim	Core Pocket Media Player 0.65y for Pocket PC One of the best open-source programmers of the Palm OS and Pocket PC community is without question Picard, who shot to fame with his free multimedia player BetaPlayer. In the Corecodec forums Picard has now announced the first unstable test release of The Core Pocket Media Player (TCPMP) V0.65y for Pocket PC, which is the successor of BetaPlayer. Download link Quote from Picard: Don't even ask what's new, because although the interface didn't change much yet, there are a lot of low level changes and fixes. Plugins: AC3 is separated to a plugin (was in default install in previous versions). VorbisLQ is lower quality vorbis (which was default in previous versions). The player has now HQ be default, but you can install LQ if there is performance problem with your ogm video files. FFMPEG is just a small subset of ffmpeg library. Supports video formats, like h264, Sorenson3, mpeg1/2, mpeg4 with GMC,QPEL, but it's slower as "native" player decoders.