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There are guides on the internet, but you have to know a bit of programming to do it; nothing you learn in 15 minutes or so ;)

It's not open source, so there's no way it's going to get ported to the GP2X. Maybe if you look around, you'll find a codec for VirtualDubMod, but it's not very likely :unsure: . EDIT: MPlayer is the GP2X's media player already...

Do you mean the Enware.co.kr case? :huh: I've never heard of an official GP32 case... :rolleyes:

nickspoon: TV-Out is one of the "I wish my GP32 could do this"-ideas which, wisely, GPH respected when designing the GP2X.

You're supposed to be able to configure Grip to only include either ID3 or OGG Vorbis tags. Best (or easiest) thing would be to re-rip all tracks with a "correct" configuration, I guess.

A reason enough for people to stop saying it sucks...

How could you?! ... :lol:

That depends on what chipset on the WiFi-card. Almost no company supports Linux with drivers; they are made by users.

How did the translation read, then?

In one of the screenies, it looks like the XGPmini is running the old official GP32 mp3-player :huh: Backwards compability? Looks nice, anyway.

One of the main points with PNGs is the alpha channel, so that's also quite bad... So please everybody, save a panda, boycott Microsoft. :rolleyes:

According to DaveC's enormous sig; 11$ internationally (all countries but USA).

XGP-mini? Have I missed something here? :huh:

Was the full version better than the demo? IMO, the demo was even worse than Dungeon & Guarder...

From my experience, the PSP loads most games extremely slow. OK, not that slow, but slow ;).

I was surprised by that too. Koreans seem to love IE, however; most sites require it to be shown correctly.

jaesond: Yes, he's using Windoze... :o

Seriously, you're making quite a lot of money from this, Dave, aren't you? No offence, but 11$... Postage? ;)

I agree. The build quality of the GP32 is superb.

Konqueror has no problem with them, but it doesn't care about file extension like Windows does ;)