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    How To Play Movies on the BlackBerry Bold Using Badaboom

    Posted on Saturday, November 15 2008 @ 03:00:06 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck


    Legit Reviews published a guide that explains how to use Badaboom from Elemental to transcode video clips for usage on mobile devices. Badaboom uses NVIDIA GPUs to boost this task:
    The recently released BlackBerry Bold here in the United States, features a half-VGA (480x320 pixel) resolution Transmissive TFT LCD display that is perfect for watching movies on. Read on as Legit Reviews gives you a guide on how to transcode DVD movies to work on the BlackBerry Bold using a program called Badaboom. Badaboom uses both the GPU and CPU for transcoding, so ripping a movie can be done in under 15 minutes.

    "The Badaboom Media Converter was amazing to use and the fact that it completely transcodes a DVD using a bit rate of 2500kbit at a resolution of 480x320 in under 16 minutes was amazing. Two years ago it took me 3-4 hours to transcode a DVD using a bit rate of 237kbps and a resolution of 320x240! The performance gains that can be had with stream computing are obvious and I'm a big fan of using the GPU to complete tasks like transcoding. If you have an NVIDIA graphics cards that supports CUDA then this is something you have to try out to believe it..."
    Check it out at Legit Reviews.


     
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