Play Nearly Any Media File with MPlayer for Windows Mobile
Posted by Kevin Purdy at 2:00 AM on November 20, 2007

Windows Mobile 5 & 6 only: Free open source media player MPlayer, long known to Linux fans for its format friendliness and streamlined operation, has been ported in somewhat rough fashion to Windows Mobile-powered smartphones. While that means formats like RealAudio/Video, Ogg, M4A and others are playable, users are reporting that the program is a monster when it comes to processor use (which also makes it a battery killer) and has only the most basic "open file" functionality. But if you've got a low-quality file or a powerful phone, it could make for a nifty toy to play with until it gets fixed. MPlayer is a free download for Windows Mobile 5 and 6 phones only.
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Ninehand
Posted 11:07 AM 19/11/07
If your a long time Linux fan you have already put Linux on it. Then you don't have to worry about it.
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ogabriel
Posted 10:29 AM 19/11/07
yeah... for a while i´ll keep using the TCMPM. It plays almost everything and makes your breakfast =]
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ashgotti
Posted 6:00 PM 19/11/07
I like Conduits Pocket Player. It's payware (or not...) but a really polished app.
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