PalmOne, when releasing the Palm Zire 71 clearly said that it was not powerfull enough hardware-wise to record video, and of course this created quite an upstir in the Palm user community. Personally, this was the palm of my dreams, except for that problem, but I bought it anyways, becuse my old Sony N610C was dieing. So i got it, and waited for some talented programmer to write a program to record video on it. Waited a month, two months, three months... Still there was nothing, so I got tired of waiting, and got down to business. The first beta was simple. just 2 buttons: "record" and "play", and a non-working "delete". From then on any features added may be traced to use requests and suggestions, or to my "one-more-feature" syndrome. Later support for other handhelds was added. Well, enough of the history.
Palm movie maker records video on the folowing devices:
PalmOne Zire 71
Handspring/PalmOne Treo600
Sony TJ27
Sony TJ37
PalmOne Zire 72 , but for now limited to 160x120 and no sound.
Features:
Recording at different framerates:
1 FPS
2 FPS
4 FPS
5 FPS
7 FPS
10 FPS
12 FPS
15 FPS
20 FPS
25 FPS
33 FPS
Different recording formats:
Uncompressed(ZMM, 3000 kbps at 10 FPS)
Compressed(ZMC, 1547 kbps at 10 FPS)
Video filters:
Enable/disable
Invert
Color swap
Byte swap (acid colors)
Lower blue channel (Zire 72 camera captures too much blue)
Variable values (slider-controlled)
Contrast
Brightness
Saturation
Video editing:
Cut out parts
Apply filter(s) to a section of video
Export a sectiopn of the video as a different file
Export as an SCF
SCF - Self-Contained Film:
Plays on any PalmOS5 device
Normal palm application - can be beamed via IR
does not require Movie Maker to play - completely self-contained
Requirements:
· Palm: Zire71
· Palm OS 5.0
· 94KB