<![CDATA[MP4 Watch Strikes Again...No Longer Plays MP4 - Gizmodo Comments]]> <![CDATA[MP4 Watch Strikes Again...No Longer Plays MP4 - Gizmodo Comments]]> <![CDATA[MP4 Watch Strikes Again...No Longer Plays MP4]]> Actually I own one of the wide screen originals and you also had to convert to the mtv format for those as well. This is nothing new. This may sound shitty but the software also resizes the video for the watch so a standard 700MB movie gets downsized to around 380MB. So you can fit a lot more of them in the watch. It also lets you remove the sound from the video and add your own sound tracks though I've not yet found a use for that yet.

Cliff_Dangers

]]> <![CDATA[MP4 Watch Strikes Again...No Longer Plays MP4]]> @gokor: I've seen a couple of other prototypes that used that color scheme. Must be some sort of Asian creamsicle fetish, I dunno.

halloweenjack

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Since when do the Chinese care about licensing?

Guizzy

]]> <![CDATA[MP4 Watch Strikes Again...No Longer Plays MP4]]> @gokor:
Truth in packaging my friend!
Toy fit for Buck Roujeaay.



ANoel

]]> <![CDATA[MP4 Watch Strikes Again...No Longer Plays MP4]]> Least it doesn't look like complete uber shit - design wise.

slingblade

]]> <![CDATA[MP4 Watch Strikes Again...No Longer Plays MP4]]> Why does it have to be orange, plastic, and cheap looking?

GOKOR

]]> <![CDATA[MP4 Watch Strikes Again...No Longer Plays MP4]]> The Brando one we tried played MP4 directly. It also required that you run your file through their conversion program.

Definitely works, but you do have to use the headphones to get any reasonable audio....unless you like the "chipmunk" filter effect.

[www.rainydaymagazine.com]

The picture is surprisingly bright. Definitely a novelty piece of gear and "fun" in certain circles.

RainyDayInterns

]]> <![CDATA[MP4 Watch Strikes Again...No Longer Plays MP4]]> Awww.
It was fun while it lasted I guess.

strider_mt2k

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