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I have been installing OS for windows and Linux. But I have a problem running online and offline games in linux flatforms. I am fond of playing offline games too. Since Our clients in the internet cafe' requests PLANT VS. ZOMBIES game be installed in the other units having ubuntu OS 8.10 client desktops. Just make sure when you have installed the ubuntu it must be accompanied with WINE INSTALLER in order to run the exe. file of the Windows design Plant Vs. Zombies. Copy the folder of the Plant Vs. Zombies files and then paste it in the desktop or home folder of the Linux OS. Right Click the exe icon the open it with wine program installer. Then just wait for a while then the Plant Vs. Zombies game will load in a linux Program.
Enjoy Playing Plant Vs. Zombies in Windows and Linux Program.
I do not sure whether this can help you, this article mainly tell you how to convert mjpeg to imovie, but you also can convert to other format, good luck.
I have a Sony Digital Media Player NWZ A-726 and it works really good. Of course you install the Walkman software then use "Any Video Converter" software as a tool for conversion of anything you like. Enjoy!
This is a response to all thoes with the problem of ipod videos stopping randomly and acting as though the video had ended. (please excuse any spelling or grammer errors that may be involved in this post) I have reciently noticed alot of topics on this and other sites that had issues with the video on the ipod. After syncing a video that is a proper mp4 format, it seemed to work fine, it even began to play but after one or less minutes the video would stop playing and act as though it was finished and had reached it's end. It would happen at the exact same point every time and you could fast foreward past it and it would continue playing, only to find the problem in another spot a few minutes later. I had this problem with each and every video that I synced and could not play any of them, this problem irritated me and as I found out alot of others who had the same problem. I could find no solution that had yet been found after searching many sites that involve help with the ipod. After some research I soon found and solved my problem. The problem is that the ipod will only accept videos that have a video bitrate of less than 768 kbps. This is what causes our problem as stated above. This would mean that 512kbps would be the ideal for watching videos. (every video that had a video bitrate of 512 kbps (or lower) always worked and had no issues whatsoever) Only a few 768 kbps videos will work and some of them will not. So to fix the problem you need to find somthing that will reformat your video to a video bitrate of 512 kbps or lower. The current one that I use is called "Jodix free ipod video converter", this will change your favorite non mp4 videos into mp4s and just be sure to set the video bitrate on the converter to 512kbps or lower. Also use this program to change your already mp4s into a video bitrate of 512kbps or lower. (Just be sure to set the video bitrate to 512kbps or less by sliding the bar to lower quality for video.) This should make your videos continue playing for full enjoyment of your ipod. (with video) Please respond with any and all questions. Thank you for your time, I hope this is useful and solves the problem. Sorry for being long winded with my answers, I do this to ensure full understanding of my explination. /\/icho.
PSPs use MP4s and at videohelp.com you can find access to programs that
convert avi's to MP4s easily enough. A look around the Internet can
gain you access to this software.
Nero's digital conversion format results in an MP4.
That's
all you need to know. Then a PSP user connect to the PC and does a
transfer via explorer unless teh PSP has a memory card slot and that
works too.
The issue that's troubling though is that the source material, MAY be infested with recording industry or movie industry bombs which is why I will not recommend you doing it but if you wish to, I have provided the way to above. Let me know if you have any other questions and I would be glad to help you out.
Yes!
The Memory Stick Pro Duo's are one in the same. (Just out of curiosity, where are you finding them cheaper?)
One note, however; as strange as this is, though the PSP plays mp4s, they will not play mp4s from a memory stick pro duo that comes directly out of your M1 camera... I've tried it, I have both a PSP and an M1. (The PSP will show off your M1 still photos, though.)
Hope this helps!
Susan
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