You can also try to use the google desktop with google media server, it works with pre-formatted avi, wmv and mpg files, but has very limited configuration settings, but indeed it does work. pause, then stop the file, then open it again, pause, stop, open again, and just repeat until you get the sync going.Īlternatively, twonkymedia works partially, but it can hiccup during streaming and crash the serving app, so again, not as much fun with transcoding or playing non-standard formats. What else, if the sync is gone, or it won't play properly, play the first few seconds.
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transcoding 720p stuff sucks, just "download" the file beforehand, and watch it on the PC. So, TVersity has real issues though, but there's ways around it, i.e.
TVersity's main flaw is that it's got a core service which works in a commandline environment, and the flash app which usually fails to work properly. perhaps once on OSX, though not tversity, twonkymedia. zero times as indicated on Vista, once on XP. I think of the eight separate installs of TVersity i've done, it's worked. with the transcode feature, it's usually impossilbe to tell if it's doing the job unless you open ffdshow manually, set it to display taskbar icons, so you know when it's doing the job. if you're lucky, the GUI works, and if you're even luckier, the version of FFDshow that attaches, will actually work and transcode the videos properly. When that's done, you then have very, very little, actual control over the app, just the commandline options (as a start).
Well, the main thing is to install it, then set it up to run as a local user with admin access (to run as a service before the system starts up, and to access DLL's, file locations, etc.). I don't know what you're complaining about.
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