Tcpmp For Palm Tx Download
Hi and welcome to the Palm Community Forum. There are several ways to view videos on your TX. Some people use a popular application called TCPMP (use google to find.might also be at palmgear.com). I think I tried it a long time ago and stopped trying. Personally, I have success using the Palm Media application on the TX. To use it, the source video has to be Imported into the Media application on the Palm Desktop. Once there, you can either Hotsync the video to your Palm, or find the folder on your desktop where it's located (I forget right now where it is), and copy it to your SD card with a card reader.
This Palm Support article discusses how to use it. The combination of the free TCPMP and a cheap USB card reader is the fastest (and IMHO) the easiest way to import a video to your TX. If you have a card reader built into your computer (or printer), then you just need to download TCPMP. I have 4 DVD rips on my 2GB SD card right now, and if I had to wait for them to HotSync, convert, and install, it would take a day or two! TCPMP likes to play the.avi or.mpg format of videos.
If your videos are in that format, it's just a simple drag and drop them into the /DCIM folder. (Actually, TCPMP can find videos just about anywhere on the card). There are programs available for purchase like Pocket DVD Studio for Palm that will do all the ripping and resizing for you! (I love having movies easily available for those long waiting in line times we so often run into in our busy lives these days.) WyreNut.
Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Palm TX Handheld at Amazon.com. I also downloaded the full FOTR movie encoded in divx and watched it. (google TCPMP for the freeware movie player, don't get MMPlayer--it sucks).
Wrote: The combination of the free TCPMP and a cheap USB card reader is the fastest (and IMHO) the easiest way to import a video to your TX. If you have a card reader built into your computer (or printer), then you just need to download TCPMP. I have 4 DVD rips on my 2GB SD card right now, and if I had to wait for them to HotSync, convert, and install, it would take a day or two! TCPMP likes to play the.avi or.mpg format of videos. If your videos are in that format, it's just a simple drag and drop them into the /DCIM folder. (Actually, TCPMP can find videos just about anywhere on the card).
There are programs available for purchase like Pocket DVD Studio for Palm that will do all the ripping and resizing for you! (I love having movies easily available for those long waiting in line times we so often run into in our busy lives these days.) WyreNut Alright.I just put TCPMP on the TX after apparently being the ONLY person I know of who uses Palm Media. And a funny thing happened. I played around with a short mpeg(1) file I had on my desktop.copied it to the card.
It played very nicely in TCPMP. Then for grins, I opened Media and was surprised to find that it, too, played this native.mpg file clear as a bell. I had thought that Media would only play the.asf files which were the result of importing/conversion through the Palm Desktop Media app. So I look at the TX video support page and see that mpeg1 videos are supported on the TX (the suggestion being that they don't need to be run thru the desktop Media app to be rendered into.asf files). Comparing and contrasting two different versions (.asf and mpeg1) of the same video, I found them to be essentially the same in clarity on the TX's small screen, on both players.basically pretty watchable. Using full screen mode makes them look much more pixelated.
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