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TCPMP porting? -
2008-09-03, 08:43
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Is it possible porting TCPMP to Symbian? or Mplayer?
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Re: TCPMP porting? -
2008-09-07, 18:34
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Symbian C++ is a very powerful language and Symbian a very powerful OS. this application doesn't need porting. it can be developed for symbian. just wait for a developer to do that, or, if you have the skills, do it yourself!
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Re: TCPMP porting? -
2008-09-17, 11:42
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if I remember correctly, there is already a TCPMP s60 edition available.
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