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Calculator Community => Other Calc-Related Projects and Ideas => TI Z80 => Topic started by: SirCmpwn on June 29, 2010, 06:04:40 pm
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Hi there,
Jim E was working on a version of msd8x that would play wav files and videoes from a flash drive before he abandoned the community. I picked up the source code, fixed it, and it now works. I will be creating a program I call TIMP - TI Media Player - that will allow you to use your calculator like a portable media player. This will be much easier considering it is already almost done, I just have to touch it up and get a nice interface.
I think this would be nice to bring portable media to those who cannot afford a nice mp3 player or iPod.
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Oh I remember that. Wasn't there a vid on Ticalc too? Now we could finally rickroll... er... play clips on our calc ;D
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Sounds awesome! Now I actually have a reason to use my adapter again!
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When I initially saw this thread, i thought it might be a gimp program. This is pretty cool tho. For video playback, do the videos support audio too? Is grayscale playback supported or is it black and white only? Lastly, do you have any idea what type of frame rate you get on video playback?
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That is awesome. You should record a video of it working and put on Youtube. ;D
Oh I remember that. Wasn't there a vid on Ticalc too? Now we could finally rickroll... er... play clips on our calc ;D
The video was in a Revsoft group by James Montelongo (Jim e), I think.
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ActuallY I found it now:
http://www.ticalc.org/archives/news/articles/13/130/130297.html
The video is hosted on ticalc and linked in the news.
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I do remember that. It looks surprisingly good for being in black and white.
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When I initially saw this thread, i thought it might be a gimp program.
Me too. Maybe try a different name (like QuickTIme ;D)?
Anyway, this seems like a really useful project. (Does it happen to have anything to do with your promise to make a YouTube video viewer when (and if) a WiFi driver is created, by the way?)
It seems like USB8X is suddenly getting a huge community revival recently :)
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What the acronym reminded me was more of TIMM, which is a video player for calcs from 2002 (that reads from RAM). The name seems fine to me, though. TI Media Player, right?
And I agree with Deep, about the USB8x community. For a while it seemed like it was almost dead.
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Yeah, I like TIMP, TI Media Player. Also, it would be a good basis to build YouTube videos from, yes ;)
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This sounds really cool! I can't wait to use it. Good luck Sir! ;D