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#31676 26-Mar-2009 14:47
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Hi folks, what's everyone using to play music on their S60 3rd ed phones? The default music player seemed somewhat limited - I couldn't see a way of playing a particular folder only.

Any ideas?

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  #203620 26-Mar-2009 21:41
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i think that is quite common now unfortunitely, i certainly can't play folders on my current n95 8gb-  most phones now require playlists and or the use of albums/artists/genres etc.
I haven't seen an option on my last 2 phones to play a folder (nokia, iphone...  not sure about the Blackberry??? , and i could on the old windows mobile phone...



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  #203633 26-Mar-2009 22:46
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i don't know, i'd be interested to know myself, something like Winamp for S60 would be nice.

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  #203646 26-Mar-2009 23:28
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not as clean as the default player but will play folders....
http://www.symbian-skin.com/post/Oggplay-v1.71-3rd.html
another option

http://www.symbian-skin.com/post/TTPod-v2.2.3-3rd.html



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  #203661 27-Mar-2009 07:12
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I'm a "folder player" myself too - must be a minority! Thanks for the links Canterbury - I too miss my win-mobile way of playing a folder now I have an N95.

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  #203668 27-Mar-2009 08:36
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There are quite a few players in the Geekzone Software Store - have you tried CorePlayer?

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#203669 27-Mar-2009 08:37
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freitasm: There are quite a few players in the Geekzone Software Store?- have you tried CorePlayer?

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  #203675 27-Mar-2009 09:36
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That TTpod definately looks good (and free!). Lastest ver is 3.2.1, but it's hard to find an english, signed one.
How hard is it to hack an N95-1 to load unsigned apps? (I also see people talking about signing the apps themselves, is that an easier way to go?)

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  #203700 27-Mar-2009 11:15
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the link for TTpod has been removed?  Any mirrors?

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  #203722 27-Mar-2009 13:46
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freitasm: There are quite a few players in the Geekzone Software Store - have you tried CorePlayer?

Remember if you use the code "geekzone" you get a 15% discount...




No, I haven't tried Core Player - it has lower rating than Mobiola so I thought I'd give Mobiola a try. Unfortunately the installation procedure gave an "Expired Certificate" error! Bummer!




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#203806 27-Mar-2009 22:58
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Yaaay! Thanks for the suggestion MF - I gave CorePlayer a go and it does just what I wanted! Perfect! Laughing




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  #203815 27-Mar-2009 23:26
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so coreplayer is worth the money?

it's in $NZ or $US?

 
 
 
 

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  #203818 27-Mar-2009 23:33
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allstarnz: so coreplayer is worth the money?

it's in $NZ or $US?


So far it has met every one of my expectations. It simply works the way I expect a media player to work, ie. being able to choose exactly what I want to play without having to create playlists.

Now you've got me thinking - I just assumed it was NZ$ being in geekzone store and all...but maybe not...




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  #203831 28-Mar-2009 06:22
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You can get around the certificate expired errors - just change the phones date back to the certificate period (say 6 months, might need a little experimenting). It'll let you install it then, and then it still works when you change the date forward again. It is well worthwhile hacking your handset though - check symbian-freak.com for detailed instructions on how and a bunch of handy freeware.




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  #203832 28-Mar-2009 06:30
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allstarnz: so coreplayer is worth the money?

it's in $NZ or $US?


It's US$ but I am sure there was an option to show the prices in NZ$ after you login - the transactions will always be in US$ though as the store is provided by Mobihand.





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freitasm:
allstarnz: so coreplayer is worth the money?

it's in $NZ or $US?


It's US$ but I am sure there was an option to show the prices in NZ$ after you login - the transactions will always be in US$ though as the store is provided by Mobihand.



thanks MF, will take a look when I get some more money.

you can turn off certificiate checking .

on my s60, it's under:


  • tools

  • settings

  • applications

  • app manager


here you can change the settings if you so desire without jailbreaking etc.

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