Yep, I have (especially for the kid's videos) but I really hate having to maintain a QVGA res file for the Treo, an HVGA res file for the TX, and a full res file for when I watch it on TV or a laptop. That's just a waste of drive space and a waste of time doing two extra encodings.
...... Original Message ....... On Tue, 15 Jan 2008 22:38:14 -0600 "Michael M. Rye" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Have you tried rescaling the video to the size you need >before putting it on the TX? That way it would not have >to do it during playback, and the experience will be much >better. > >--- >Michael > > > >Craig Froehle wrote: >> Like many of you, I've used my Treo as a video player from time to >> time. I'm tired of the small screen (a widescreen movie on a 2.5" >> diagonal square screen is *really* small) and have been trying to use >> a Palm T|X (it's better, but it bogs down trying to rescale 480p video >> to its 480x320 screen in real time). Unsatisfied by that, I'm curious >> if anyone here has a device that they're completely satisfied with as >> a portable video player. Ideally, I'd like something that isn't >> locked into a certain format (e.g., iPods) and has a 4-5" screen while >> still being light and small(ish). Any suggestions? TIA. >> - Craig >> >> >> >> Yahoo! Groups Links >> >> >> >> >> > > > >Yahoo! Groups Links > > >
