Date: Sat, 29 Jan 2005 10:21:40 -0800 (PST) From: John Musielewicz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: works
I have videos playing at 50,000 dot pixels in about a 5 inch screen on the 110CT. The videos play very nicely, the action is smooth and clean without any dropped frames, edges are sharp except on long shots which is normal at the low ratio. The audio is very good with very little missing. I am running the video at around 100k/s and the audio at around 128 bit mp3. The only problem I have left is the a/v sync. For some reason, even though the video appears to be moving at a normal speed to me, the audio is playing very fast compared to the video--even though I add in adiou delay and try to keep the a/v in sync. audio ends up being about 10-15 minutes ahead at end of the movie. Once I work this out (I'm sure the 110Ct will play it just fine--by the way) I'd have to say the hpye about needing 3ghz pentiums and 80 bmillion billion tons of ram is baloney and just sales hype. From what I see now after messing with the thing with this is its just a matter of the application of mathematical arrays to the display and audio. if it is being presented to slow there is some sort of issue with the hardware and software -- but not, and I repeat NOT an issue with low resources. This is so great!!!.... (animal house 1979!!) moose __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
