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Wow!

This is wonderful!

Many thanks again chief. :)

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Yeah, it smells like a hardware issue, that's why I asked if you also get it in the other slot. If you swap the two cards around does the problem follow the card or the slot?

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I've never once bothered to swap them.

I was going to pick up a 128 gig card this month.

Now that would be a real pain if it ever got corrupted.

My computer only has like 80 megs on it. :(

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Will a 128gig card work in the n8x0? I thought they were limited to 16gig cards.

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Somebody tried it and said that it worked.

By the way, I never new that there were so many full, modern, Hollywood movies that can be found on YouTube until today.

So happy. <3

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That's just what Nokia says is "supported" (ie, what they could test at the time the specs were written). I have a 32GB microSD in my N810 which works fine, and there are several reports of larger SDXC/microSDXC also working (once formatted with a sane filesystem). An N800 can take obscene amounts of storage these days :-)

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Quick question.

For something like this...
http://m.youtube.com/watch?gl=US&hl=...&v=RhY0RdDQdro

Is it possible with the -F option to see what all of the formats are available for download and can the tablet even run those with slightly higher quality, even if you had to use Media Player instead?

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Using Firefox download helper on my computer, I've seen just the video's title name, medium, 240, 320, 480, 720, and 1080p options for download.

I'm wondering if the tablet can run something higher than the lowest encoding.

I guess I could just find out myself later tonight. :)

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I believe the encoder scripts that run on a desktop produce videos of higher quality but the format generated isn't something you can get from youtube. If you download a higher quality video from youtube it will usually have playback issues.

Just setup a little server script on your desktop, have your tablet send a request to it to download a highest quality youtube video, encode for your tablet, scp it over and then send your tablet an email notification. Switch your desktop to Linux and I'll write it for you. ;)

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Yeah, I did some testing tonight and almost got 360p to play but it wasn't quite there though. :(

It's weird because I have some videos in mp4 format that are actually a much better quality and have perfect playback.

I'll have to look into what the difference between these are on this.