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And a bad thing it's there is no way to install an app to view a video larger because it's not a symbian app and java app it's limited to firmware posibility.
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Posted: 2007-04-02 22:43:08
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Hi!
k750 has a 112 Mhz processor(i saw it here: http://jbenchmark.com/phonede[....]rk=ace&D=SonyEricsson%20K750i)
I don't know, that is it strong enough to play bigger movie, but I think, with an other display driver, maybe(but who can create so a display driver? And when?) (sorry for my english, I'm from Hungary)
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Posted: 2007-04-03 19:21:32
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that is an arm cpu estimator. Mine has 114Mhz...
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Posted: 2007-04-03 19:47:10
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On Java Platform JP-7 it is easy to create an overlay over a video clip shown in a MMAPI video player
instance. All pixels drawn with Canvas.paint are overlayed over the video, canvas areas where nothing
has been drawn remain transparent. Note that if a filled shape is drawn, for example a rectangle with a background color, the video will be completely hidden behind the shape.
A VideoControl can be used to mirror and/or rotate the video on the display.

To make use of progressive download in a player application, the createPlayer method must be
invoked with a file scheme locator string as parameter, for example:
Manager.createPlayer(file:///c:/sounds/song.mp3);
Note: This functionality is not implemented on Java platform JP-5, where the MMAPI implementation
does not support the file scheme in the createPlayer method. In JP-5 phones, playing of media is
invoked via createPlayer(InputStream stream, String type) which does not take advantage
of progressive download. The consequence is that the whole media file must be loaded into memory
before the player starts playing. This can in some cases take quite long time with large media files.
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Posted: 2007-04-03 20:16:51
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Java can do a lot, but on a K750 you just won't get a functional video player that can resize video - it will be too slow and clunky.

There was one java effort that showed a video in portrait view but it couldn't display the video in landscape, and as it was it still took ages to open the video.

This page has sample j2me code for a video player: http://developers.sun.com/tec[....]y/midp/articles/mmapioverview/

also here ( I tried this but it doesn't work on my K750) http://builder.hecl.org/scripts/show/15

Still, I'd be stoked is some smart java programmer could prove me wrong and make a java movieplayer that runs on a K750
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[ This Message was edited by: max_wedge on 2007-04-05 06:02 ]
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Posted: 2007-04-04 23:31:50
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