by . Saijo on March 22, 2010
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myPlayer
A light-weight application that provides access to BBC iPlayer, Hulu, Five On Demand, MSN Video and SBS directly – eliminating the requirement for a (flash-enabled) mobile browser. Requires a QVGA, VGA or WVGA device running Windows Mobile Professional (Pocket PC) 6.0 or higher, A media player that supports RTSP streaming and the mpeg4 codec (CorePlayer v1.3.6 is recommended), .NET 2.0 Compact Framework, An internet connection that is UK based (or media server running VLC that resolves a UK address – a preconfigured service is available which is not free , or you can setup one yourself instruction after the break)
Features:
> Choose your own media player – define how each stream is played (CorePlayer v1.3.6 is recommended‡)
> Full iPlayer integration – browse the Mobile content as you would from any other supported device (including the search feature)
> Browse BBC iPlayer by category (Comedy, Drama, Entertainment, Films, etc.)
> Download high quality BBC iPlayer episodes directly to your device for offline viewing
> Hulu – watch a selection of your favourite US shows (Family Guy, Scrubs, etc.)
> Watch all the latest football highlights from the Barclays Premier League
> Five On Demand – catch up with the latest content from Channel Five
> MSN Video – a further selection of streaming content to watch
> SBS Australia – content from the Special Broadcasting Service*
> Live TV channels – watch the popular terrestrial channels live (BBC1, ESPN, Sky News, etc.)
> Extensive TV feed index – hundreds of live TV feeds from around the globe
> Live Radio stations – a selection of BBC broadcasts
> Custom TV / Radio stations – add your favourites
> Search History – tracks the most recent searches for easy access
> myPlayer streaming service – preconfigured VLC server to overcome connectivity issues (eg. blocked ports, non-UK region, etc.)
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by . Saijo on January 31, 2010
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myPlayer
myPlayer is a stand-alone, light-weight application that accesses the BBC iPlayer, ITV Player, Hulu, Five On Demand and MSN Video services directly – eliminating the requirement for a (flash-enabled) mobile browser. Requires a QVGA, VGA or WVGA device running Windows Mobile Professional (Pocket PC) 6.0 or higher.
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by . Saijo on September 26, 2009
in Uncategorized
myPlayer
myPlayer is a stand-alone, light-weight application that accesses the BBC iPlayer, ITV Player, Hulu, Five On Demand and MSN Video services directly – eliminating the requirement for a (flash-enabled) mobile browser. Works with any QVGA, VGA or WVGA device running Windows Mobile 6.0 or higher.
Features:
> Choose your own media player – define how each stream is played (CorePlayer v1.30 is recommended‡)
> Full iPlayer integration – browse the Mobile content as you would from any other supported device (including the search feature)
> Download high quality BBC iPlayer episodes directly to your device for offline viewing
> ITV Player compatibility – catch up with the latest online ITV content
> Hulu support (beta) – watch a selection of your favourite cartoons
> Watch all the latest football highlights from the Barclays Premier League
> Five On Demand – catch up with the latest content from Channel Five
> MSN Video – a further selection of streaming content to watch
> Live TV channels – watch the popular terrestrial channels live (BBC1, ITV, Sky News, etc.)
> Extensive TV feed index – thousands of live TV feeds from around the globe
> Live Radio stations – a selection of BBC broadcasts
> Custom TV / Radio stations – add your favourites
> Search History – tracks the most recent searches for easy access
> Keyboard navigation – touch screen is NOT a requirement (although can still be used if preferred)
> VLC server hook – option to stream via a media server running VLC* to overcome connectivity issues (eg. blocked ports, non-UK region, etc.)
> myPlayer streaming service – preconfigured VLC connectivity
‡ HTC’s bundled StreamingPlayer should also work for the BBC iPlayer content on faster devices (for example the HTC Touch HD)
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by . Saijo on August 25, 2009
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myplayer
myPlayer is a stand-alone, light-weight Windows Mobile application that accesses the BBC iPlayer, ITV Player, Hulu and Five On Demand services directly – eliminating the requirement for a (flash-enabled) browser.
Features :
Full BBC iPlayer integration – browse the content as you would from any other platform (including the search feature)
ITV Player – catch up with all of the latest ITV shows
Hulu compatibility – watch a selection of your favourite cartoons
Five On Demand – access the latest content from Channel Five
Live TV channels (BBC1, ITV, Sky News, etc.)
Extensive TV feed index – hundreds of global TV feeds
Live Radio stations – a selection of BBC broadcasts
Customise your experience – add your favourite media streams
Search History – tracks your most recent searches for easy access
VLC server hook – stream via a media server running VLC to overcome connectivity issues (geo-location, blocked ports, etc.)
Dedicated myPlayer media server – a preconfigured VLC solution
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by Mukku on January 28, 2009
in Uncategorized
iPlayer
iPlayer 0.2 is a pocket pc freeware to browse and stream content from the BBC’s iPlayer.
Features:
- Finger friendly UI including flick kinetic scrolling, swipe gestures and vibration feedback.
- Supports Nav Sensor and Stylus Removal
- Higher quality video/audio than Samsung User Agent hack (483×272 h.264 video stream).
- Browse content by Highlights, Popular, Channel, Category or Date.
- Search for content and save history.
- Checks for latest version of player and AppToDate support.
- Downloads video to device for later viewing (I download at home over wifi and then watch videos on the tube on the way to work).
- Video launched in your default player associated with ‘.mov’ files (you can use CorePlayer).
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by Saijo George on December 5, 2008
in Hack
BBC iPlayer
MoDaCo recently published this nifty little workaround to get the BBC iplayer to stream on Windows Mobile. Just follow these simple instructions.
- On your device, go to Opera Mobile 9 and type in opera:config ( oh yeah it works on the mobile browser too, here are some things to try on Firefox on your PC )
- Scroll down to User Prefs and tap to choose
- Scroll down to Custom User-Agent and enter sgh-i900 at the end of whatever is written there.
- Scroll down and choose save, ignore any prompt to restart phone and then in the browser window go to http://www.bbc.co.uk/mobile/iplayer/
- Thats it..
If you get a 502 error apparently this is only temporary. Oh if you dont want to go through withthese steps get Skyfire, It should work without any issue on it.
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