Can someone please upload a .wav file of the Zeta notification sound? I copied the .ogg off of my phone, but I don't think it's a real ogg file... nothing can play it and nothing will convert it. If anyone has figured this out, please assist.
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I used Goldwave to convert. Attached is the file, u will have to unzip it:
Thank you very much!
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hi guys, if i download any movie clips in mpg or mpeg on my xdalls i cant play them,it instructs me to run the program first which leaves me confused,i have wm10 and real player installed,any help appreciated.
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any help at all would be greatly appreciated guys , do i need a codec of some sort or another type of program?
thanks in advance
http://tcpmp.corecodec.org/about
thanks for the link but it was useless, they were files that i couldnt use,i downloaded on pc, un zipped and expected to be able to runa program but this was not possible as they were unknown files.
http://corecodec.org/frs/download.php/366/tcpmp.arm.cabs.0.71.zip
download this file, then extract the cab file which is inside, then copy the cab to your device, then run it, then it will install, and after that a new icon will pop in programs menu, then start it, then open the file you wish to play, then watch it.
i can not write it simpler, sorry
thanks, thats straight forward enough.
as my laptop is in for repairs to the motherboard im struggling to extract the cab file needed, if some one would be kind enough to give a link to the cab file i would be most gratefull.
thanks for the help guys
try resco explorer it can handle archives, or pocketrar
thanks ,but i already have winzip, the file is a windows setup and i cant open it as its exe.i tried downloadind resco explorer and that is also a exe file, i am limited to my ppc for downloading at the moment, any more sugestions appreciated.
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Hey, guys, I want to change the startup music of the phone...
But I can't find the path of original one...
Can anyone help me find this, please...
( I've changed boot animation and shut down music bit can't find the path of startup music...)
Please help...!!!
Thank you...
it's located in /system/etc/poweron.snd If I remember correctly, you'll need to convert any music you like to .wav, and then convert it to .snd
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Hope this is ok to ask, I am hitting a brick wall..
I'll try and include as much detail as possible, so apologies if it's a bit long.
I am trying to convert apk to gpk - two apps in particular; MX Player and ES File Explorer
I have downloaded a tool with instructions from another forum using google translate from Burmese to English, but it's not perfect and still very hard to understand.
The name of the tool is GPKMaker.
From the instructions, I think I need the APK and the Data file folder from the same device that I am trying to install the gpk on. But I don't know how I would get the latter without installing it first..
I tried to use the MX Player Data folder
- com.mxtech.videoplayer.ad From another device to make the gpk.
I have attached a jpeg of instructions that also came with the tool (In Burmese - I can't translate).
From what I can make out, this is what I am required to have to make it work\install correctly:
(Using MX Player as the example)
FOLDER - MXPlayer with a subfolder and .ini file inside it
MXPlayer
game.ini
And inside the subfolder
MXPlayer.gpk
MXPlayer.png (Logo)
MXPlayer.xml
I have done that, and inside the game.ini file I have this written:
[MXPlayer]
package=com.mxtech.videoplayer.ad
version=1.7.40
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and inside the XML file I have this written:
<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<Files>
<item type="gpp" path="MXPlayer.apk" offset="0" size="9976082"></item>
</Files>
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I then place the main MXPlayer folder on the device I want to install it on, it appears and begins to install, but then stops and doesn't seem to go any further.
I'm guessing where I'm making the main mistake is the data folder.
But I can't find how or where I may get the correct folder from, would it have to be the same chipset? Or would the same cpu be sufficient?
I have tried the same steps above with the ES File Explorer and get the exact same results.
Hopefully someone can help me.
After searching extensively, I see GPK are also used for cracked/patching game files. But seems that would require the revers of what I am looking for.
As a result, there seems to be mutiple videos/links/programs for converting gpk to apk.
But no good to me, I want to convert into the file format everyone seems to be trying to get away from (typical)
Is this in the wrong subforum, or is nobody able to help?
I am really trying, but unfortunately getting nowhere.
Any reply may be helpful
[SOLVED] only if that's a real gpk file?
This is an easy fix.
That MXPlayer.gpk, is it a real .GPK file, not an .APK rename to a .gpk?
if it is a real .gpk, then you are not telling the device where the file is?
in your xml file you list MXPlayer.apk, but the file name is MXPlayer.gpk.
do that an you will the that it works.
(NOW) please tell me how did you convert an .APK file to a .GPK file, using that windows GPKMaker program?
please step-by-step.
Thanks.
Tomato_Jam said:
Hope this is ok to ask, I am hitting a brick wall..
I'll try and include as much detail as possible, so apologies if it's a bit long.
I am trying to convert apk to gpk - two apps in particular; MX Player and ES File Explorer
I have downloaded a tool with instructions from another forum using google translate from Burmese to English, but it's not perfect and still very hard to understand.
The name of the tool is GPKMaker.
From the instructions, I think I need the APK and the Data file folder from the same device that I am trying to install the gpk on. But I don't know how I would get the latter without installing it first..
I tried to use the MX Player Data folder
- com.mxtech.videoplayer.ad From another device to make the gpk.
I have attached a jpeg of instructions that also came with the tool (In Burmese - I can't translate).
From what I can make out, this is what I am required to have to make it work\install correctly:
(Using MX Player as the example)
FOLDER - MXPlayer with a subfolder and .ini file inside it
MXPlayer
game.ini
And inside the subfolder
MXPlayer.gpk
MXPlayer.png (Logo)
MXPlayer.xml
I have done that, and inside the game.ini file I have this written:
and inside the XML file I have this written:
I then place the main MXPlayer folder on the device I want to install it on, it appears and begins to install, but then stops and doesn't seem to go any further.
I'm guessing where I'm making the main mistake is the data folder.
But I can't find how or where I may get the correct folder from, would it have to be the same chipset? Or would the same cpu be sufficient?
I have tried the same steps above with the ES File Explorer and get the exact same results.
Hopefully someone can help me.
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Hello all. not sure if i'm in the right section but can anyone please help me out?
So i wanna edit the weapon.dat configuration but i think the files of the game are inside the OBB. now, how do i extract it?
I read about renaming it to zip and opening with WinRar but it doesn't recognize it as an archive.
I'd very much appreciate your help and suggestions.
Thank you
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Please help me to find storytel audio file. I could not find the file.