[fanacreonte]

Today ive been investigating what this function is (SRS HD SOUND) please follow this link and be prepared to be blown away...

http://srslabsdev.etheorem.net/pdf/t...ec%20Sheet.pdf

[fanacreonte]

Today ive been investigating what this function is (SRS HD SOUND) please follow this link and be prepared to be blown away...

http://srslabsdev.etheorem.net/pdf/t...ec%20Sheet.pdf

[TheRag]

hey,

who has a clue, about how well movie streaming (divx,avi,mpeg etc -via wlan-) will work on such a machine; and wich programs are best....
(pda as the receiver)

(maybe someone knows if streaming would even work on the xda-orbit)

[Darius Wey]

Originally Posted by TheRag

who has a clue, about how well movie streaming (divx,avi,mpeg etc -via wlan-) will work on such a machine; and wich programs are best....
(pda as the receiver)

Orb is an excellent service for this. Best of all, it's free.

Originally Posted by TheRag

(maybe someone knows if streaming would even work on the xda-orbit)

In theory, it should work, although it may struggle with its TI OMAP 850 200MHz CPU. You'll want something a little faster - at least 300MHz (either a current generation Intel XScale or Samsung S3C244x CPU).

[TheRag]

Thanks Darius!

Seems as if i had to wait until the xda-flame arrives here with o2...

at ORB they say it needet an 3000+ Mhz Processor to stream without stuttering... but all i have is an xp1800+ will that work?

playing movies with an wifi connected laptop by executing shared files on my pc with the network-explorer had already worked well (is that possible with wm5 too?)



Do you think it would be worth a try to overclock the orbits processor to about 250mhz for good movie streaming results?

[Darius Wey]

Originally Posted by TheRag

at ORB they say it needet an 3000+ Mhz Processor to stream without stuttering... but all i have is an xp1800+ will that work?

It will work, though not particularly well. You should look at upgrading your CPU, and perhaps boosting your quantity of RAM.

Originally Posted by TheRag

playing movies with an wifi connected laptop by executing shared files on my pc with the network-explorer had already worked well (is that possible with wm5 too?)

In theory, it works, though the default File Explorer and Windows Media Player Mobile aren't good apps to work with. The experience is a little different, and video sizes and bandwidth limitations prevent playback from being smooth.

Originally Posted by TheRag

Do you think it would be worth a try to overclock the orbits processor to about 250mhz for good movie streaming results?

It's worth a shot, but I wouldn't recommend it. The improvements would be marginal at best.

[54john]

520MHz CPU is slow

[Darius Wey]

Originally Posted by 54john

520MHz CPU is slow

Actually, for a Pocket PC, it's considered relatively high-end. Bear in mind that the processor architectures of mobile devices and desktop/laptop computers are very different. You can't compare clock speeds of the two.

[itguru2]

Just for people's info, O2 uk have a release date for the graphite and zinc but also another one set for the 30th April .... something called the XDA Argon ... could this be the Flame ?

[TheRag]

I ask myself if the Flame will be released by O2 in Europe aswell, though it is made by Asus and there is no contract between o2 europe and asus (as far as i know).
O2 Germany can´t tell me anything about a device named XDA Flame

[TheRag]

are there any news? no :?: