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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (6)
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2010-11-06
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Clarify your question doesn`t make sense.
Download a DVD? - wget
Play a DVD (.vob)? - mplayer
Rip a DVD? - insert it where on the N900?
Download a DVD? - wget
Play a DVD (.vob)? - mplayer
Rip a DVD? - insert it where on the N900?
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2010-11-06
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Originally Posted by Joseph.skb
You download movies to the N900 the same way you download movies to your PC :|
It's so sad that I'm only using the N900 to watch trailers (from Ovi store). Anyone know how to download movies to N900?
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2010-11-06
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there are many ways to trabsfer movie files to your unit you could install TinySMB from AppMan or try what i do 
i hope this can help you
in your windows pc:
download the Java Mini Web Server
http://www.jibble.org/miniwebserver/
save it on some folder
c:\somefolder
then goto cmd (click on Start -> Run -> type cmd then enter)
cd to c:\somefolder
from there execute the jar file
type: java -jar simplewebserver.jar
on your n900
click on browser then point to the ip of your windows pc
or the easiest way is
you could just plug in your n900 to pc as storage device then copy over the files
Last edited by chivar; 2010-11-06 at 13:30.
i hope this can help youin your windows pc:
download the Java Mini Web Server
http://www.jibble.org/miniwebserver/
save it on some folder
c:\somefolder
then goto cmd (click on Start -> Run -> type cmd then enter)
cd to c:\somefolder
from there execute the jar file
type: java -jar simplewebserver.jar
on your n900
click on browser then point to the ip of your windows pc
or the easiest way is
you could just plug in your n900 to pc as storage device then copy over the files
Last edited by chivar; 2010-11-06 at 13:30.
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2010-11-06
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Transmission is a way to get movies directly to n900.
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2010-11-06
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Transmission drains the battery like an alchoholic drains his pint. Download onto your PC then use the USB. My computers copying speed is about 11MB/s. DVD movies only take about 30 minutes to download using a 800Kb/s internet speed. The files are about 1.3Gb. It takes around 1m 30s to move it to the N900. SiB is the best player. Download subtitles and give the subtitles the EXACT same filename and it will open subs automatically
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2010-11-07
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If you can compromise with the quality factor, you can download most of the movies and TV scoops from http://www.fzdownloads.com/. Many are available in Avi format and low size, so faster downloads.
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2010-11-07
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yeah transmission drains battery ... thts y i prefer connecting my phone to the charger while using that 
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2010-11-07
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Originally Posted by Joseph.skb
I am confused whom to blame for you asking this question
It's so sad that I'm only using the N900 to watch trailers (from Ovi store). Anyone know how to download movies to N900?
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2010-11-07
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Originally Posted by anuragkanase
Google EZTV. They do HDTV rips and they're always .avi files. Zero stuttering on default media player, 98% of the screen is filled (only the top and bottom are missing a few pixels).
If you can compromise with the quality factor, you can download most of the movies and TV scoops from http://www.fzdownloads.com/. Many are available in Avi format and low size, so faster downloads.
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Last edited by Joseph.skb; 2010-11-06 at 13:03.