Due to some software irregularities that occurred after upgrading to Android 12, I was forced to factory reset my device. However, I ended up losing the sample media files that Sony shipped with the device. There were a few videos and photos in addition to two music tracks. I believe one of the songs was designed for the 360 audio feature. I like to preserve pre-installed content on smartphones, and I'd greatly appreciate if someone who still has the files could upload them.
Here are 8 images, 2 videos and 2 music files: Yandex Disk link
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Running Advantage (Athena) x7510 with Michyprima's lite 6.1 ROM
I originally posted this query there, but haven't gotten any replies, and I think it is generic to a lot of devices, and perhaps someone here has been there/done that...
Folks I love this ROM, first I ever burned, but need some help with a couple problems:
1. I can not get Windows Media Player to play videos that had been recorded by the internal camera in any of the available formats such as .mp4, .MOV, .3gp . I get the error message:
"The source filter for this file could not be located"
I have verified that the clips are ok both because some of them are from before I burned this ROM to the device, when they did play, and also by copying them to my desktop computer where they play properly in Windows Media Player Classic (and 3gp in QuickTime Player, although mp4s not in QuickTime or RealPLayer) .
The only file that will play on the device is a .wmv file sent to me in email.
2. Likewise, TCPMP 0.72RC1 installs but crashes as soon as I try to run it, generating an error message (in my localized language even though I do everything in English!) and creating a long crash.txt file, so I can't even test it with the videos.
3. Voice recording apps that used to work, such as recorder.exe, give errors as soon as I try to run them:
"The file 'Recorder' cannot be opened. Either it is not signed with a trusted certificate, or one of its components can not be found. If the problem persists, try reinstalling or restoring this file."
I realize these are separate problems, and maybe deserve separate threads, but I think they have several characteristics in common:
A) all occurred after installing this ROM
B) all are media related
C) all appear to be related to some missing or inaccessible component in the OS
For reference, I also tried the solutions in this post, which wouldn't even install.
You can see I'm a "babe in the woods" with regards to multimedia usage, so please be patient with me ....
The inability to play those video clips is doubly frustrating because some of them are of my father at a family gathering, before he passed away this year, so any help is greatly appreciated!
TIA,
-avi
Hi folks,
I bought a Pogoplug yesterday and have registered it today.
How am I able on WP7 to access any content that I put through it?
I have navigated to the log-in page on my phones browser (Nokia Lumia 710) which shows the three .avi files on my pendrive I have plugged into the pogoplug, but it won't let me play the files.
Incidentally, I have a ton of video files that I play through my TV. What is the best format to convert them to so that I can play them on my phone? And could someone point me in the direction of a reasonably quick, good quality free converter please?
Won't let me post it in the WM forums so I'll ask here. I've been using Android for the past 2 years but I'm considering a switch to Windows Mobile (8), mainly out of curiosity. However, before I do so, I want to make sure it's capable of all the stuff I could easily do on my Android device.
So, let's get to it. Is WM8 capable of:
- File managing? Downloading a .rar or .zip archive, extracting it's contents and opening them (be it music, documents, videos, anything)? Also, browsing ALL the files on the phone, not just the known formats or visible ones?
- File transfer between devices? Simply taking a picture or any type of file and sending it via Bluetooth, as well as receiving it?
- Media playback? I'm assuming it can play MP3s, WMVs and AVIs, how about some less usual stuff like MKVs or FLAC files?
- YouTube? Is there a dedicated app or is it just viewing via browser?
Some minor questions include:
- How's file transfer between PC and Phone? Can it be done via explorer like an USB device or do you need to do the SkyDive and Zune player transfers to get stuff on your phone?
- Does it have some minor apps, "Accessories" you could call them, such as Calculator, Calendar, Sound record, etc ?
- Is there anything else you'd tell and Android user transfering to Windows Phone?
With Localcast I can play local video files from my android tablet to my Sony bluray, but I cannot play Kodi addon streams. Tried with multiple addons, eg. Exodus, SALTS, cCloud, Icefilms and no luck. I often have problems playing certain streams on the tablet itself (which I am willing to put up with, hey it's free!), but even when I find a reliable one there, I cannot get it to cast to my player.
Probing around, I thought this had to do with some streams including metadata. So trying it with Icefilms, which has the option to remove the metadata, it still doesn't seem to work. Can someone help with this? I have seen it done numerous times with localcast using playercorefactory.xml file and the like. I even get an icon on my target screen after I select that player in Localcast. I know it is linked on some level too, because of this and the fact that I don't seem to have a problem casting local video files.
Am I chasing a losing proposition here? Is this related to the free version of Localcast? I would be happy to purchase an app instead of using a free one if I could guarantee it would work but I just don't know. Are the streamers themselves clamping down on this kind of thing? If so, are there ways around that? I believe I have the latest build of Kodi and these addons, but I wont waste my time if that is what is happening, and there is no way around it.
Hi
Kodi can`t easily cast its content to another device , more settings and different apps are required , search on Google "Kodi cast to TV" , you may need a Chromecast device as well
Hi. I see that the videos downloaded can easily be extracted and transferred to a new device.
I would highly recommend a sort of Encryption on the video to prevent it being pirated.
PS. Used Memory Map to figure out the location of the video and added a .mp4 extension to make it work with any player.
DevParapalli said:
Hi. I see that the videos downloaded can easily be extracted and transferred to a new device.
I would highly recommend a sort of Encryption on the video to prevent it being pirated.
PS. Used Memory Map to figure out the location of the video and added a .mp4 extension to make it work with any player.
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