Quicktime audio streams on pocket IE

[dantegl36]

I was wondering if this is possible. I'm taking this Japanese class and the audio files are all online but you need some form of a quicktime plugin to view them. Is this possible on the Tilt? If this has been a topic of talk before I'm sorry, I searched and found nothing that would help. Thanks! -Dante

[ChumleyEX]

is converting the files an option, or only streaming? Hope you didn't say free.

streaming
http://www.handango.com/dell/PlatformProductDetail.jsp?siteId=658&platformId=2&productType=2&productId=200133&sectionId=5601&catalog=30

hope that helps.

[dantegl36]

40 bucks... ouch. There is a trial for it so I'll give it a try to see how it works. If it goes well i'll open the good old wallet up and pay for the full thing. Thanks for the promt reply!

[Dr. Strangelove]

First some questions:

How is the audio streamed? via RTP/RTSP/SDP?
- RTP/RTSP: see the prefix of the link (eg. rtsp://...)
- SDP: prefix is normally http://...

Or has the link got an extension? Like .aac, .m4a, .m3u,...

I know RTP/RTSP is supported by Coreplayer (I use it to stream video), but I have no idea about SDP (no experience)

Are the audio streams accessible for other people, like me? In that way I can test it with Coreplayer if you like.

Hope my help is/will be useful...

[ycavan]

chances are, those sound files are well-known sound files that tcpmp can play... it's free, so try installing that and select the appropriate suffixes to be the default player for.