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[mstephenson]

Hi guys, does anyone know of a conversion application which will allow me to convert .flv files into a file type that is playable on a WM5 smartphone? I'm using TCPMP as my media player so any of the file types which this supports would be great, preferably free as well! Anyone got any ideas? Thanks in advance...

[cjgarside]

Hi,

I have used the following to convert flv's to mpg's.  It is freeware and does the job pretty well, there are also lots of encoding options to play around with:

http://www.erightsoft.net/SUPER.html.

However, various virus checkers do flag it up as containing a trojan but on doing some research this does appear to be unfounded (as can be the case) and i haven't had any malicious problems with it.

[genaldar]

I've also used super, it's not perfect but it works.  And its free.

[mikeeey]

mstephenson, on May 22 2007, 03:40, said:

Hi guys, does anyone know of a conversion application which will allow me to convert .flv files into a file type that is playable on a WM5 smartphone? I'm using TCPMP as my media player so any of the file types which this supports would be great, preferably free as well! Anyone got any ideas? Thanks in advance...

well if your trying to convert Youtube videos which are in FLV format then here's the thing for you. its a great website, i always use it and really like it.

http://vixy.net/

[looeee]

now you can do it natively

This is a plugin for the PPC version of an FLV plugin for TCPMP which also works on Smartphone

• Download the zip file
  
• Copy the .plg files to your TCPMP folder
  
• run TCPMP
  
• go to Options->Settings->Select Page->File Associations
  
• Select Flash Video from the list and hit OK
  
• On your desktop PC use a site like this one to download the a .flv file
  
• Copy it to the phone
  
• Play it
  
• celebrate

[mikeeey]

looeee, on May 29 2007, 02:28, said:

now you can do it natively

This is a plugin for the PPC version of an FLV plugin for TCPMP which also works on Smartphone

• Download the zip file
  
• Copy the .plg files to your TCPMP folder
  
• run TCPMP
  
• go to Options->Settings->Select Page->File Associations
  
• Select Flash Video from the list and hit OK
  
• On your desktop PC use a site like this one to download the a .flv file
  
• Copy it to the phone
  
• Play it
  
• celebrate

i will be truely happy if tcpmp somehow every played .swfs

[UnicornKaz]

mikeeey, on May 29 2007, 16:13, said:

i will be truely happy if tcpmp somehow every played .swfs

adobe flash lite played SWF file flawlessly on my HTC S621 !!!  

It played SWF files stored on your device/storage card ... haven't tested on site with SWF embedded through browser yet.

let me know how it turn out for ya

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Edited by UnicornKaz, 01 June 2007 - 06:25 AM.

[mikeeey]

UnicornKaz, on May 31 2007, 22:10, said:

adobe flash lite played SWF file flawlessly on my HTC S621 !!!  

It played SWF files stored on your device/storage card ... haven't tested on site with SWF embedded through browser yet.

let me know how it turn out for ya

o yea i know i use flashlite, im just saying tcpmp, if it played swf, then it would do like everything lol.

[Luisito]

UnicornKaz, on Jun 1 2007, 06:10, said:

adobe flash lite played SWF file flawlessly on my HTC S621 !!!

It played SWF files stored on your device/storage card ... haven't tested on site with SWF embedded through browser yet.

let me know how it turn out for ya

I've tested many times, but it says something like this "Pages with Flash content may be viewed with Flash Lite 2.1 for Windows Mobile"  but anyways nothing happends.
And i also have HTC Excalibur

Edited by Luisito, 31 December 2007 - 01:25 AM.

[g2l]

Any Video Converter

You can search for it on Google/Softpedia/Download.com

Many options.
Works well.
Even has options for Youtube etc. vids.
Freeware with only one nag screen at the end of a (batch) conversion.
Works well for me.
"Super" seems to want internet access to work, which seems a bit odd to me.