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ANNOUNCEMENT
Movieadvance
is the official website for GBA Movie Player. Please note
that we only have 2 models of GBA Movie Player, which are
shown on this website. Our firmware updates work ONLY with the
models shown on this page. If you purchase a GBA Movie Player
not listed on this website, the updates WILL NOT WORK. Don't
miss out on all of the improvements were adding with our
simple firmware updates!
FAQ(2004-09-16)
PC Minimum requirements
Pentium III 1.0 Ghz CPU or higher
Memory 128 MB or more
400 MB free HD space
Windows XP/2000/ME
Supported movie and music files:
AVI, WAV, ASF, MPG, MPEG, WAV, MP3, WMA, MOV, RM, RMVB, VOB,
and more!
Supported image files:
BMP, DIB, RLE, PCX, DCX, JPEG, PNG, DXF, IMG, GIF, TIF, WPG,
TGA, WMF, EPS, and more!
Supported CF Cards:
Type I Card; Size: 42.8*36.4*3.3 mm; Capacity: 16 M-2.0G;
Format: FAT and FAT32.
Average movie length
with common CF cards:
| Capacity |
High
Quality Mode |
Standard
Mode |
High Compression
Mode |
| 128
M |
12 minutes |
60 minutes |
120 minutes |
256 M |
25 minutes |
120 minutes |
240 minutes |
| 512
M |
50 minutes |
240 minutes |
480 minutes |
Recommended CF Cards (Tested by us):
Samsung, Kodak, San Disk, Hitachi, Sharp, etc.
Important information
1.Make sure your GBA/GBA SP switched OFF when you plug the
GBA Movie Player into it.
2.When you are updating your GBA/GBA SP, make sure your GBA/GBA
SP has a full battery or is plugged in via the AC Adapter,
and isn't shut down during the process. Also, do not pull your GBA Movie player out
during the update. Otherwise, your GBA Movie Player
may be damaged.
3.The GBA Movie Player only works with Compact Flash type I
cards that have a capacity of 128M or higher.
4. Keep in mind, not all "128M" cards are a full 128M. It
is usually a good idea to shave off a few MB from the output
file sizes of your cards if you want the movie to fit on the
card. For instance, 123M would be good for a 128M listed card.
