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10-08-2007, 12:03 PM
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 |  TCPMP and MP4 Video I have found some threads that discuss this, but I still need help. I have installed TCPMP, but it won't play mp4 videos. I have found an AAC plugin (aac.smartphone.0.66.exe) along with an installer file and an FAAD plugin, but I don't know how to install them. I have put them in various folders on my Moto Q (including Startup), but when I try to run them I get a screen saying the file is "not a valid Windows CE application." Now, when I try to run an MP4 video, the video plays fine, but there is no sound. I'm sorry to be so helpless, but can anyone help me get this working? Thanks in advance. Jerry |
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| Try using the cab zip instead... ac3.cabs.0.66.zip And then the ac3.ARM.CAB file, and install it into your TCPMP folder. Sorry kinda sleepy, just woke up, but I'm pretty sure thats the one...  |
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| I wanted to share this with you as well... http://www.everythingq.com/forum/88030-post7.html |
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1. Do you know where I can find the ac3.ARM.CAB file? 2. How do I install them? Thanks | |
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http://www.rarewares.org/files/aac/t...obile.0.66.zip But whichever does the job for you, you need to extract the files from the Zip folder on your PC, and then only tranfer and install that particular .cab file that will install on your Q... I'm pretty sure it's the aac.ARM.CAB...or that AC3.ARM.CAB Last edited by MBK2; 10-08-2007 at 02:40 PM. | |
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| Sorry Geronimo...I led you astray a bit.... It's the aac.ARM_SP.CAB, that is the one...I just re-installed it and the aac.ARM.CAB wasn't the one, but rather the aac.ARM_SP.CAB. Sorry about that,  You might as well install the ac3 plug-in as well  |
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