In article <0001HW.C0D806E3006E80F7F0284530@news.demon.co.uk>,
Tidy wrote:

> Is there an alternative app that can handle mp4. and .mov files?

mp4 aswell as mpg and many avi files can be viewed with TCPMP and the
appropiate plugin, but I don't think it is possible to play mov files on
a Palm.

http://tcpmp.corecodec.org/
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Tidy wrote:
> I have just purchased a Lifedrive and I am having problems with video being
> recognised on my Lifedrive.
>
> I use an Apple Powerbook with Missing Syncv5.1 but to get Video on I mount
> the Lifedrive using DriveMount. The files I am moving across are either mp4.
> or .mov files and they can be seen by the Files app. However Media the
> defualt media app cannot see these files nor can it see any of the photo's
> that are also stored on the same photo/video folder. DocstoGo v8 can see
> these pictures without any problem.
>
> Is there an alternative app that can handle mp4. and .mov files?
>
> Interestingly the mp3 files that can be seen by PocketTunes cannot be seen by
> Media even though the MP3's are in the default location.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Many Thanks
>
> Tid

Kinoma Player 3 EX plays MP4 video and .m4a AAC audio.
http://www.kinoma.com/

I have a lifedrive and use tcpmp will play mp4 mp3 and mov files...use
the icon in the sys tray, double click it and them drag the files
where you want them to be, BE SURE TO USE THE CONVERTER, it will
convert them to play on the lifedrive.

On Mon, 10 Jul 2006 13:30:11 +0100, Tidy wrote:

>I have just purchased a Lifedrive and I am having problems with video being
>recognised on my Lifedrive.
>
>I use an Apple Powerbook with Missing Syncv5.1 but to get Video on I mount
>the Lifedrive using DriveMount. The files I am moving across are either mp4.
>or .mov files and they can be seen by the Files app. However Media the
>defualt media app cannot see these files nor can it see any of the photo's
>that are also stored on the same photo/video folder. DocstoGo v8 can see
>these pictures without any problem.
>
>Is there an alternative app that can handle mp4. and .mov files?
>
>Interestingly the mp3 files that can be seen by PocketTunes cannot be seen by
>Media even though the MP3's are in the default location.
>
>Any suggestions?
>
>Many Thanks
>
>Tidy