I have windows mobile 6.1 and when I connect to http://www.byutv.org/streaming/byutv250b.asx the shelfreliance commercial is full screen, but when byutv starts afterwards it comes in only at 32kbps and is a small little square in my full screen. Is there a way to increase the bandwidth to mobile phone or send a larger version. Actually, my preference would be to get byu tv using move networks, but I guess there isn't a plugin for windows mobile.
Let me know how I can improve the quality or get it to work with move network?
Thanks,
Jeff
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I tested the link on my HTC Touch running Windows Mobile 6 Professional and the commercial starts in Media Player and I myself can switch it to fullscreen and the quality there looks like.
When the live feed starts mine also switches to 32 Kbps but it starts in normal mode and again I can switch it to fullscreen if I want, although the quality is rather poor with that speed even on a mobile phone.
Have you checked your settings in the Media Player under Menu -> Options -> Video ?
It would be nice if the BUYTV live link would stream in something more than the 32 kbps since the mobile networks can deal with much better than and Windows Mobile devices often use wireless connections via a router.
When the live feed starts mine also switches to 32 Kbps but it starts in normal mode and again I can switch it to fullscreen if I want, although the quality is rather poor with that speed even on a mobile phone.
Have you checked your settings in the Media Player under Menu -> Options -> Video ?
It would be nice if the BUYTV live link would stream in something more than the 32 kbps since the mobile networks can deal with much better than and Windows Mobile devices often use wireless connections via a router.
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I can get it to work in windows media, but really small
I can get it to work now, but the picture is so small. Is there a way to increase the size?
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