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From: "Werner "Menneisyys" Ruotsalainen" on 15 Jan 2010 20:40
A little bit of warning: CP still doesn't support for example HE-AACv2
files and definitely lacks in some other areas too as an audio player.
However, as a video player, it's simply the best and most efficient; that
is, if you not only want to play back audio but also video (other than WMV,
which is best handled by WMP), it should be your first choice.

"Todd Allcock" <elecconnec(a)AnoOspamL.com> wrote in
news:#sjZ6hKlKHA.5608(a)TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl:

>
> Sadly, Coreplayer is the best of the lot. While I love its
> performance and compatibility, I HATE HATE HATE its UI. It's as
> user-hostile an interface as I've ever used.
>
> Coreplayer's open source predecessor, TCPMP, is pretty good though its
> UI won't win any intuitiveness awards either.
>
> Personally, I stick to WMP (unless I'm playing a file it doesn't
> support, of course.)
>
>
>

From: Michael Moser on 18 Jan 2010 04:54

"William" <william(a)lowerknowle.com> wrote in message
news:a8b131f5-afd3-4ed3-bd50-30e3b85eff9e(a)r5g2000yqb.googlegroups.com...
> > ...
> Hmm... I'm puzzled. Firstly because the HTC-AM is usually a
> single .exe file (sometimes packaged inside a zip). You just tap it to
> run it. But secondly, and more importantly - I hadn't realised that
> you had an HTC-Touch-HD. This already has the AudioManager built-in.
> It's the "Music" tab on the Touchflo interface. That should play any
> mp3/aac/wma file (podcasts included).

Yeah - that app looks indeed like a nice player but is has the BIG and for
me inexcusable flaw, that it apparently ONLY lists music stored ON the
device itself (i.e. not on a storage card).
Since all my music is on the storage card (the built-in flash memory is
cram-packed with apps...) that's making it totally useless to me.

Michael

From: William on 18 Jan 2010 10:35
On 18 Jan, 09:54, "Michael Moser"
<michael.nospam.mo...(a)nospam.freesurf.ch> wrote:
> "William" <will...(a)lowerknowle.com> wrote in message
>
> news:a8b131f5-afd3-4ed3-bd50-30e3b85eff9e(a)r5g2000yqb.googlegroups.com...
>
> > > ...
> > Hmm... I'm puzzled. Firstly because the HTC-AM is usually a
> > single .exe file (sometimes packaged inside a zip). You just tap it to
> > run it. But secondly, and more importantly - I hadn't realised  that
> > you had an HTC-Touch-HD. This already has the AudioManager built-in.
> > It's the "Music" tab on the Touchflo interface. That should play any
> > mp3/aac/wma file (podcasts included).
>
> Yeah - that app looks indeed like a nice player but is has the BIG and for
> me inexcusable flaw, that it apparently ONLY lists music stored ON the
> device itself (i.e. not on a storage card).
> Since all my music is on the storage card (the built-in flash memory is
> cram-packed with apps...) that's making it totally useless to me.

Again, I'm puzzled. I have the stand-alone HTC-AM running on a couple
of pre-Touchflo devices (XDA-Orbit and XDA-MiniS) , and I have the
built-in version running on two later devices (XDA-Guide and HTC-HD2).
They ALL read and index the music files on the storage card and in
main-memory.

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