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Topic started 17 years ago by germcevoy in Digital corner. Since then 6,401 posts have been made by 102 users.

Risto

13 years

Arent there other apps? I know VLC is on cydia.
germcevoy

13 years

Originally posted by Risto:Arent there other apps? I know VLC is on cydia.

Not interested in jailbreaking yet. Playing videos through this remote app would be best but the converting is annoying. My quad core PC used to be fast....
Risto

13 years

quad core should be able to do it.
Risto

13 years

Although my quadcore is 4 years it is still pretty fast. Will be replaced with a laptop next month.
germcevoy

13 years

Originally posted by Risto:Although my quadcore is 4 years it is still pretty fast. Will be replaced with a laptop next month.

It's doing it but it's slow. 10gb mkv to iPad mp4 > 49 minutes in and still an hour to to. Using Handbrake
Risto

13 years

hmmm well i get around 30-40 fps when i encode to h264. Also not fast, but as long its above 24 its streamable with the right setup =P
Risto

13 years

Handbrake is not the fastest encoder, but by far the easiest to use.
germcevoy

13 years

Originally posted by Risto:Handbrake is not the fastest encoder, but by far the easiest to use.

amen. Been using it since my first iPod.
jofice

13 years

I want all your funds... Think I'm finally getting that new phone, Galaxy Ace. Good smartphone at an affordable price. Should have it next week hopefully.
Ali709

13 years

Originally posted by germcevoy:[..]

amen. Been using it since my first iPod.

Why don't you use an app instead of converting? I'm using AvPlayer HD (no jailbreaking requred) on my iPad 2 and there is no more converting needed, it plays all sorts of files including mkv. Also plays usual subtitle formats without problems.
germcevoy

13 years

Originally posted by Ali709:[..]

Why don't you use an app instead of converting? I'm using AvPlayer HD (no jailbreaking requred) on my iPad 2 and there is no more converting needed, it plays all sorts of files including mkv. Also plays usual subtitle formats without problems.

How do you get the videos on to the iPad? Or is it streaming?
Ali709

13 years

No, in iTunes, you go to your iPad, the Apps tab, scroll down and there is this part designed for adding documents to apps, you choose AV Player HD and hit Browse, choose the videos and there you go

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