I finally got the 2.0 upgrade for my ipod touch through...unconventional methods and so far it rocks, already have 3 apps through store. The only gripe i have so far is that it shows the current letter you're typing in Password fields
I finally got the 2.0 upgrade for my ipod touch through...unconventional methods and so far it rocks, already have 3 apps through store. The only gripe i have so far is that it shows the current letter you're typing in Password fields
I finally got the 2.0 upgrade for my ipod touch through...unconventional methods and so far it rocks, already have 3 apps through store. The only gripe i have so far is that it shows the current letter you're typing in Password fields
On 1.4 I was able to upload Hi Res Videos, (they looked the same on the touch, but took up more space, but looked better when sync'd to a tv for viewing)
when i tried playing one, it sayed 'this video is an invalid format and not authorized' or some crap...
Such are the joys 🙂 Clever use of accelerometer & multitouch by some apps make this platform a total win.
Its been a long wait since the first iphone announcement & demo, to get to this point where we can now start to harness the true power of the device via all these apps. Its great, and it will only get better once developers have more time to do clever stuff with it. Lets face it, lots of the apps in the store are not very good but hey, at least theres a lot of them for launch day.
Cheers for the info. Apple seem to often muck around with the exact specs of their video when they update firmware or quicktime, so its possible your Total Video Converter needs an update to reflect some tiny change in the higher-spec video encoding settings. I expect all will become clear in the coming days or weeks.
Video is a pain in the backside when issues like these rear their head, especially if you have already spent a lot of time encoding footage.