The Core Media Player Review Freeware
Right now, we're going to look at something fun, and that is TCPMP, aka The Core Media Player. If you've had mobile devices in the past, then you're probably alread familiar with TCPMP. I've had TCPMP on all of my previous mobile devices as well as PDA's. TCPMP is an open source media player that supports AC3, HE-AAC, AMR, DivX, FLAC, H.263, H.264, JPEG, Monkey's Audio, MJPEG, MPEG-1, MP2, MP3, Musepack, MS-MPEG4-v3, PNG, Speex, TIFF, TTA, Vorbis, WAV, WavPack and XviD. It supports many container formats, including 3GP, ASF, AVI, Matroska, MPEG, OGG, OGM and QuickTime. Now, personally, I do not use TCPMP for music, I really only use WMP for my music because I prefer wma's over any other music format. However, I do use TCPMP for one reason, DVD's. That's right, you can watch your personal DVD collection on your Cingular 2125 with TCPMP with a little decoding/encoding/reformatting (watch for an update in our "Tweaks" section for a How To on converting DVD's to mobile friendly format). TCPMP is easy to use, supports button controls, full screen/wide screen viewing, has an onboard equalizer and has enough plugin support to make your home theater system jealous. If you're looking for a media player for your Cingular 2125, get TCPMP, it can easily be found with a quick google search. |
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