Video Player
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jcbnetwork
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The ONLY video player which you should even think about putting on your GP32 is GPCinema.
GPCinema is NOT free and MUST be purchased at http://joygp.entware.com/
It is VERY CHEAP (with the current exchange rate, it is less than $9 dollars) and people seem to like it so if you really want to experience DivX videos on your GP32 then I recommend you purchase it.
GPCinema is NOT free and MUST be purchased at http://joygp.entware.com/
It is VERY CHEAP (with the current exchange rate, it is less than $9 dollars) and people seem to like it so if you really want to experience DivX videos on your GP32 then I recommend you purchase it.
Axeman
Axemeister
Like he says, dont even bother getting or trying to use anything else. GPCinema is excellent and people have got very good frame rates on it, especially with overclocking.
zenocha
Member
seconded!
(post count +1, just to annoy that guy who was talking about post boosting
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(post count +1, just to annoy that guy who was talking about post boosting
)possumtoy
Still Fresh
It's true. And you can skin it. Easy to make your own skins too, which is cool.
how good is the quality on it (like compared to a tv), are the pictures really clear? Do you only rcomend watching cartoons only, and how do you overclock the gp32 for every program's use. I have opensnes9x, but does overclocking there only overclock the gp32 when it uses the SNES emulator at that time? So how you overclock it for every program? If you overclock, how long does GPCinema last (battery)? For like 156 or 166 overclocking
Most programs inlcuding GP cinema have a built in option to turn on overclocking. It is not permanent, its different for every program. Change it as many times as you want. You can watch mostly anything on it, I watched a clip of a fight scene from reloaded and found it watchable. Since the gp32 screen is so small, things look a ton better on it compared to your tv/pc monitor. The sound is pretty much fine, if you use low quality video options your video will be more pixelated but take up less space, sound will be crackling if you set it too low as well. There is a good guide for setting it up that should help you find good middle ground. The quality is pretty impressive id say.
emumanx
Still Fresh
By far GPcinema has the best overall video of ANY hand held unit i'v seen . from gba to Pocket PC's . .. with 16bit color 20+ FPS and 44.1Khz sound thats better then some TV shows on cable haha. only thing I want is a Hard drive plugged into the USB for MEGA storage of movies. (can be done with some clever code, needs external power for the drive though.)
(or on the other hand I'v seen people use SM'Cs stripped to the connectors and drives added that way. .. NOT ON GP32's . was just test bench stuff.. )
ok. well GPCIN RULES.
geo12
Retrofuturist
after i get GPcinema how do i get movies on to it, and how big are those files?
Do i need to get a new SMC?
Do i need to get a new SMC?
washo
Washo 4 evr
you can manage to have between 500K and 1M per minute
So make the count
You should use 2 pass encoding to save some Megabytes
see you
I bought another SMC to hold more divx...you should but you can manage to have both MP3/DivX/games on the same....dont expect too much
So make the count
You should use 2 pass encoding to save some Megabytes
see you
I bought another SMC to hold more divx...you should but you can manage to have both MP3/DivX/games on the same....dont expect too much
Skop
AutoBots.....Transform!!
seconded!
(i guess. I haven't been able to link up my gp32 with my pc fro over a month now)
(i guess. I haven't been able to link up my gp32 with my pc fro over a month now)
trooper
Trooper`s watching you !!!
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