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« on: September 27, 2012, 04:15:54 pm »
It is on my hard drive, the one called "F:\"  Oh. I thought the F:\ drive was a flash drive. It created all the frames so I guess the first step worked. Anyways, I'll make another try and send you the output when I have some time 
Ok. No problem. Oh, and what about the gif idea?
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« on: September 27, 2012, 09:31:26 am »
Nah, I actually am already viewing webpages with mViewer. I wanted to use it to view manga. The problem I have with mViewer is that I have to go back to the menu every time. Also, since there is remembrance of the last opened file, I have to keep scrolling through them to get to the next one.
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« on: September 26, 2012, 10:20:48 pm »
But can the file be located on the nspire?
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« on: September 26, 2012, 10:17:53 pm »
Awesome! What would it take though? And would it be difficult or time consuming?
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« on: September 26, 2012, 10:14:05 pm »
Would the browser work with saved websites? Like if I were to create a fully browsable offline copy of a website, would I be able to use your program to view the web pages? Also if I were to click a link, would it go to that page, provided I had the data to load it? I think instead of going to a certain address to get information, it would have go to a certain folder on calc.
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« on: September 26, 2012, 01:51:24 pm »
AHA! I have found the answer!  I think. Nope. I lost it. Anyways, you might want to change "MovieNameHere" to the actual name that you want the movie to be called. Also, try moving the folder location to your actual hard drive. I am also going to need a screenshot that has all of the output from both commands. Try to include everything listed from the time cmd is opened until the file creation including, the ffmpeg part. If it's to big, you could copy and pm the text as a message. Thanks. Oh and by the way, do you think I should make a guide for converting GIF's to movies? I have found a software that is simple and works pretty well.
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« on: September 25, 2012, 03:46:52 pm »
It is not a problem. When I said that, I was referring to: (Also, I read your pm some day I didn't have time to answer then forgot about it  Sorry) I forgot to kinda clarify what I was talking about. Like I said earlier, try it again just so you can copy all the text from command prompt. Then save it to Notepad or something, and pm me with the attachment. Look on the bright side: At least you made it farther than last time. Has anyone else had any luck or obstacles trying it?
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« on: September 24, 2012, 07:21:47 pm »
It is not a problem. If you start having problems again, send me the text output from running the commands in Command Prompt and I'll see if I can find where you went wrong. Also, the file size depends on the movie. Some of my seven second clips were around 882 KB. So for a file size of 4.19 Mb, your movie should of been about 30 to 33 seconds long I'm guessing.
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« on: September 24, 2012, 04:39:13 am »
I feel like I want to smack myself. The script is great except for one thing: when it comes time to output the files, it is denied. I believe it is because it is attempting to output the files to the script. I have been looking on how to specify the file output location in ffmpeg. Also, I think I'm going to work back on the guide until I can get the script done. Frustratingly enough, I found out while testing out my script, which is over 40 lines, that it only really needs two lines  . Which is exactly why doing a guide just became so much easier. EDIT: I know there are a few people who would like to try the Nspire Movie Player out ... And now you can! I have just finished the guide, so feel free to give it a shot. If anyone has any problems, comments, or suggestions, I am more than glad to hear them. The zip file is attached below. Due to the size restriction, I had to split the zip file into volumes. Must be opened using WinRar. Simply download all of the attachments to a folder, right click the zip file and click extract. Edit: Click link to view post containing download link. http://ourl.ca/15452/318629
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« on: September 23, 2012, 08:12:43 pm »
Hold on a sec. So your saying that with enough work, time, and patience, you could effectively give a Nspire WiFi/Web Browsing capabilities without a computer? That's awesome! Also, thanks for the heads up. How hard would it be to run your program on the linux board, how much would it cost, and where could I get one? Lastly, is it possible or likely that your program will be able to work with just a standard Ethernet cable and an adapter to connect it to the Nspire?
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« on: September 21, 2012, 11:28:17 pm »
Hey Jim. Awesome work. I'm already looking forward to buying a navigator. I had a question/idea. Is it possible to view web pages on the Nspire with any computer so long as that computer has the web browser you created? Also with the ability to access a website, would it be possible for someone to send a text message/email via phone to a simplified website and another person reply to it via Nspire? If it's even slightly possible, it could open numerous doors.
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« on: September 18, 2012, 10:05:27 am »
Actually, I decided a about two weeks ago to work on a batch script that would make everything easier. So far it installs MinGW, locates the desired movie, and converts it to the stream of pictures (frame 00001.jpg, frame 00002.jpg, etc). The user just has to provide input for the file locations when prompted. It will also contain ffmpeg when it is finished.
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« on: September 04, 2012, 11:16:11 pm »
Does anyone know how to add paragraph formatting etc. to the eBook when its in text format before copying it to the calculator?
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« on: August 31, 2012, 02:25:51 am »
That would definitely be awesome.
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« on: August 31, 2012, 12:38:45 am »
Is the emulator capable of working with a debugger?
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