Tcpmp For Palm Tx Download
Source code of The Core Pocket Media Player. Contribute to Erikhht/TCPMP development by creating an account on GitHub. Sep 11, 2008 I own a Palm TX and I've been trying to get some videos to work on it with TCPMP. The issue is that I've installed all the plug-ins necessary to get the H.264 videos to work, according to some other posts I've read. These include mpeg1, mpeg4, mpc, avc, aac, and ffmpeg plugins.
Palm TX Handheld Review By: Ryan Kairer October 12th, 2005 © PalmInfocenter.com The is Palm's new wireless handheld. It features a improved 320 x 480 pixel screen, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth wireless and 128MB of nonvolatile memory. The TX drops the Tungsten sub-brand moniker but adds Wi-Fi at a very competitive price. The TX and Z22 are the first new models to return to the Palm name, after the company reacquired the rights to the Palm name.
Palm has decided to drop the Tungsten sub brand, in order to highlight the strong Palm name brand. Design The TX has solid body and finish. It is black plastic, though it is very rigid and almost feels like a metallic shell. The TX is physically identical to its predecessor the besides the new black color.
It has the exact same dimensions and body. Overall the TX has a very simple and smooth design reminiscent of the Palm V. The rectangular display makes up the majority of the front of the handheld. A white painted Palm logo is pressed along the top. The sides are smooth and the corners are nicely rounded. The left side functions as an attachment rail for the flip cover and the right rail doubles as a slightly open stylus silo. Two sets of black customizable application buttons border the rounded rectangle 5-way navigator in the center.
The buttons are flush with the case and have a sturdy feel. The 5-way is solid and has a smooth finish and is easily to pressed in each direction. The top of the handheld is made of a glossy black plastic. On the left is the SD expansion slot, which unfortunately lacks a dust cover. To the right is the IR window, the standard 3.5 mm headphone jack and the power button.
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The bottom is slightly curved to the font and holds the multi connector in the center. The back of the handheld is mostly smooth. The reset button is in the mid center and is now large enough to be pushed with the stylus tip. The speaker is also located on the center of the back, with a 5x5 hole grid. Below that is the standard sticker label with the Palm TX logo and the usual logos and serial numbers.
The TX has physical dimensions of 4.76 x 3.08 x.61 inches (120 x 78 x 15.5 mm) and weighs 5.25 ounces (149 g). It is just slightly larger and taller than the. It is both shorter and thinner than the.
The handheld comes with a pleather black flip cover. It has a white stitching border that says 'palm' centered on the bottom. It is a little different from the T5 flip cover as it has a more suede like feel. The stylus is polished steel metal and has a nice silver barrel with a black plastic tip.
It is the same stylus as the T5 and is fairly comfortable with a good weight and size. Hardware The Palm TX is powered by a 312 MHz Intel XScale (PXA270 family) processor and runs Palm OS Garnet v.5.4.9. It has 128 MB of nonvolatile memory, of which 100 MB is user accessible.
It has both Bluetooth (v1.1) and Wi-Fi (802.11b) wireless technology. It also has a SD expansion slot for SD, SDIO and MMC memory cards. Screen The TX has a 16bit color, 480x320 pixel transflective TFT screen, which measures 3.25' x 2.2' inches.
It is the same improved display that the LifeDrive is equipped with. The display is 30% brighter and has 40% better color saturation than previous models. The screen is very vibrant and holds up extremely well both outdoors and in direct sunlight. There is an on-screen slider to adjust, but it does not turn off the backlight. The display supports both portrait and wide-screen landscape orientations and switches with a touch of the icon on the status bar. Processor The Palm TX uses a 312 MHz Intel XScale processor. While not the fastest chip on the market the TX performs very well and the lower clock speed helps increase battery life.
Listening to an mp3 and browsing the web over Wi-Fi was no problem and every game I threw at it ran very smoothly. Benchmark v3.0 rates the performance at 515%. Dual Wireless The Palm TX has both Bluetooth v1.1 and a WiFi (802.11b) wireless radio's built in.