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PPC 2002 - player for wma 9 content?

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I have an Audiovox Maestro - which has non-upgradable PPC 2002.

I'm trying to play a live stream
which was encoded in Windows Media 9 format.
The Audio is fine - I do not see any Video. Is this because
Windows Media Player 8.5 for PPC 2002 is missing the video codec?

If it can't be done natively, is there some third party Pocket PC
player which will play wma 9 streams off of the Internet (via WiFi)?

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I think there is no way to run Windows Media Videos endoder in 9.0 on PPC
2002. There is no third party player that I am aware of.

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Pocket player 251 on alt.binaries.warez.pocketpc plays what
I like very well, including wma's.


On Fri, 16 Apr 2004 17:36:02 +0200, "Jakub Kanczugowski"
<duncan@no-spam-ever.ceti.pl> wrote:

>I think there is no way to run Windows Media Videos endoder in 9.0 on PPC
>2002. There is no third party player that I am aware of.

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