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I will fix both your problems!!!! (us mac people have to stick together) For making .avi's use ffmpegX http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/8988 Set it to XVID and about 500kbs. Quicktime pro can't really do Divx, I don't know why. As for all your invisable files use FinderCleaner...

It's choppy for me too, with 270mhz I only get about 18fps and under. Not quite playable in my opinion for such a fast game, maybe an RPG but not a racer.

The battery light is VERY dim. Try it in a dark room. I can never see my light, heck it is dim in a pitch black room.

So why don't you just use normal mode? o.0

Sorry I ment Martin, not you fishbong. I got confused trying to read the quote's.

Do you have a PSP? Just use the headphone jack, plug it into your computer and record it.

To my understanding it is the first one, because it is mAh being hour. Its a measure of power over time, so it should be all proportional. You should get 25% longer battery life with 2500mAh batteries over 2000mAh batteries. Of course some batterie brands are a little better then others.

I am no master techy but 70mA does not sound enough to kock over an hour off your battery. Doesn't the gp2x need about 800mA to run? Or is it much less?

I find that app worthless. It said I could do 285mhz (it crashed on 290) but I can only get 270 stable, I can hit 275 for like 2 min. As for Martin_F, are you still running firmware 1.2? Because the way you are doing your overclocking will only work in a gp2x firmware that is or less then 1.2.

yeah thats the problem right there. You need about 3.5x the power to run the gp2x, it can't even boot with that little. You need at least 1amp (1,000ma). I personally use a 2amp adapter. You have done no damage to your gp2x that I know of, unless someone can prove that using the wrong polarity...

^The gp2x video can not do 60fps, I already said that... * Video Codec support: DivX (3.11, 4.x, 5.x, 6.x), XviD * Format support: AVI * Audio Formats: MP3, OGG * Resolution: MAX 720*480 * Frame Rate: Max 30 fps * Bit Rate: Video Max: 2500Kbps, Audio Max: 384Kbps *...

Sounds like a telephone battery.

I am not sure if you are kiding or not about in the first quote. They have response times I know that, there is no true refreshing of the whole image like a CRT. I am no tech wiz though. As for the second one I understand he thinks it can not show 60fps, thats why I gave him a test to prove to...

When the heck did LCD start getting refresh rates? As far as your video goes, I doubt it can decode that much and that was your problem. The gp2x was not up to 60fps video. It for sure can show 60fps, overclock Drmd to the highest you can go and play Sonic 2 with 0 frame skip. Now turn it to...

*calls in buddy DaveC* :D Its gp2x hardware, and you not dubling each pixel equal like a 2:1 ratio, its a REALLY bad ratio like 1.08:1. So only a few pixels get doubled while the rest stay the same. Long story short, it almost fits the screen there is no need to stretch it.

So we can play Sonic at 60fps of course. It just looks SOOOO much better at that high framerate.

I noticed this .37 version has the "min vol" and "bg..... 1 2 3 4" stick on the screen a lot of the time. I have to change the volume all the way down and then up to get it to go away or hold start+select to get the other to go away. They also come up randomly, I had not even touched them for...

Well you are probaly never going to find a first edition around being there are few, and many of them were returned for defeats. The first MKI had 'first edition' above it, thats how you can tell the difference.

^ I don't know what that first 1 is for, but whats weird is if I overclock I have to change the second number. Like for 270mhz I have to put it to 3, but at 266mhz 4 is fine...

I think telcoLou is right, its the flimsy thin plastic sheet. Here is where you can get the hard plastic one you want: http://www.gp32z.com/product_p/0106.htm See this is what you ordered: http://www.gp32z.com/product_p/0108.htm