[UPDATE 2011-01-20] Yet another TCPMP build [SKINNED+AVRCP]

This is the latest TCPMP build based on milesmowbray's sources, original thread

First of all the credits corner:
This build contains work of the following people:
fmarozz: flv1 plugin, at http://sourceforge.net/projects/progrdowntcpmp/
nv: flv4 plugin, at http://d.hatena.ne.jp/nvsofts/20090705
nikoro: subtitle plugin, at http://sourceforge.net/projects/tcpmpsubssubtit/
eoc: modified language.tgz file, at http://www.portegeclub.com/forum/vi...&start=0&sid=d913ce354e011e123c302b9ea4995bc1
mylostblog: skin images, at http://mylostblog.altervista.org/skins/media-player-skins/original-skins/wmp-skin-006-iphone-20
Listopad: new skin, at http://4pda.ru/forum/index.php?showtopic=74&view=findpost&p=4158144
templay.de: FileOpen dialog icons, at http://templay.de/Neu/52/Free-Mobile-Berries.html
xiaojin1985: bluetooth AVRCP support, at http://xdaforums.com/member.php?u=1640628

Special thanks to original creators of this beast, at http://picard.exceed.hu/tcpmp/test/
or
http://corecodec.com/

Features of this build:
Support of FLV1 FLV4 videos and subtitles straight of the box.
matroska.plg is mkv version 2.0 compliant.
flac.plg has the latest 1.2.1 library
working equalizer
asap.plg has the latest library (still some problems exists)
skinnable interface
Supports BT AVRCP
includes mpc.plg and tta.plg plugins
player will keep playing when device is put to suspend mode
softkey based menu across all screens
refer to goolge code for more recent update messages

Installation instructions:
Be sure to uninstall old tcpmp before installing;
Download cab installer (recommended for Windows mobile 6 and above);
Install;
Pick suitable skin pack, for further info read readme.txt in corresponding pack. Or you can try skins created by other users (links are provided below);
That's it.

TCPMP skins by other users:
WMP12-like skin from Osprey00: link
GTX skin by nick13c: link
QVGA only skin by MrGoodtunes: link
Vista Dream (QVGA only) skin by charly_: link
Skin for WQVGA screens by Corwin9S: link
WP7 style skin by chriscsh: link
QVGA only skin by millo1978: link
skins for WWGA by relaxe: link
Various skins: link

Other resources regarding TCPMP
Info about skinning: link
If you want a clean TCPMP version without skin support visit Unit ZER0's thread
Huge collection of TCPMP resources by frmariam: link
Another TCPMP based player that has pretty nice Real Video playback: Wepop

I hope you'll enjoy this build, Cheers

If you'll gona post this build somewhere else please link back to this thread. Let's play fair

Sourcecode and previous release can be downloaded here


Sreenshots:

Hello everyone I've compiled a new release with the following features:
*Added ability to decode FLV1 videos using mpeg4.plg from sources found at pudn.com (i'm surprised that this mod wasn't released before)
*Added Monkey's audio decoder (ape.plg), not the most useful plugin , but coding it helped to investigate certain parts of code.
*Added ability to load cover art (folder.jpg, cover.jpg, front.jpg) for FLAC audio files
*Increased max URL length to 512 chars
*Turned on some compiler optimisations which may improve speed
*Also reverted ati3200.plg and intel2700.plg to original state (since I have complaint regarding speed and other behaviour)

Donwload it from first post and enjoy

Also below is subtitle-free build.

Everyone,
I've created a skin based on Windows Media Player 12 (the latest version, included in Windows 7). It's good for those who want a simple, clean skin with minimal interface (i.e. not taking up half of the screen) and, especially, those who are very comfortable with WMP's controls. I also felt it important to include as many of the skinnable controls as possible (moreso than existing skins), so all sizes have "Open", "Playlist", "Mute", "Previous" and "Next buttons and most have "Shuffle", "Repeat" and "FastFwd" buttons. I also added text labels to the buttons because it takes the guesswork out and makes the skin more comfortable to use, IMO. If you'd prefer no text labels, open the Background.bmp in a paint program and paint over the labels with black.







The following sizes are included:

For Windows Mobile phones...
HVGA (320x480)
QVGA (240x320)
VGA (480x640)
WQVGA (240x400)
WVGA (480x800)

For CE Core (PND/GPS) devices...
320x240
240x320
480x234
480x272
272x480
640x480
800x480

If you need a different size, see the included Readme for some simple instructions on how you can modify one of the existing sizes to whatever size that you need.

Note: I didn't test every single size, so there may be bugs. Feel free to point them out to me (or, even better, correct them in skin.xml, yourself, and tell me what the corrections were).

EDIT: Replaced all tabs in the XML files with spaces to satisfy a bug in later builds of interface.plg.

EDIT #2: Added HVGA (320x480) version (for the HTC HD Mini, for example).

EDIT #3: Added the same grey background to the 240x320, 240x400 and 272x480 versions that the larger sizes have.

EDIT #4: Magnified the size of the controls for the 480x800, 800x480, 480x640 and 640x480 skins. (Note: all releases until this point have been downloaded a total of ~1400 times)

Download from MediaFire: TCPMP WMP12 Skin.zip
Download from xda-developers: (see attachment)

Unit ZER0 said:

Still having that playlist issue I mentioned in an earlier post. And I did compare some earlier builds of TCPMP, the "Use Blitting" option was present then, but not in the current release. Is this option no longer necessary? Will re-implementing it improve performance? And is there any other solution to that playlist issue?

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You mentioned that you are using intel2007g decoder, try to replace current intel2007g.plg with official one (from http://picard.exceed.hu/tcpmp/test/) if it fixes the problem i will recompile that plugin using original sources.

SOLVED!

bimbam69 said:

You mentioned that you are using intel2007g decoder, try to replace current intel2007g.plg with official one (from http://picard.exceed.hu/tcpmp/test/) if it fixes the problem i will recompile that plugin using original sources.

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You were right... The original "Intel2700G.plg" file solved my problem. Now, when I move to other items in my playlist by skipping forward or backward to the next file while in fullscreen, the screen doesn't go black. There is still no "Use Blitting" option available anywhere, but, Interestingly, the "Dither" option, under "Options -> Video" is no longer grayed out when a video file is loaded. Before, when no video file was loaded, this option could be checked or unchecked, and whenever a file was loaded, the option grayed out, and was locked to whatever it had been set to before loading, either checked or unchecked. Now, "Dither" can be checked or unchecked mid-playback. Also, subtitles are displayed at the absolute bottom of the visual field in portrait, and the bottom of the screen in fullscreen mode, rendering "widescreen" video files completely unobstructed.