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OPlayer Lite for iPhone and iPod Touch

The iPhone has a nice screen for video playback. By default, IOS only allows one to read format: MP4. Obviously you can convert the videos through a specific program, but if you have a good collection of DivX, perhaps too long and heavy work something that you would have to spend.

Luckily there are several readers who can read other video formats. This is the case OPlayer Lite, a highly effective alternative reader. Simply transfer videos via iTunes. This way you can read videos “streaming” from the Internet, but also download files from an FTP / Samba.

You can confirm that the application supports the following video formats: Avi, Divx, Mkv, MP4, 3GP, MPG, Mov, Xvid, FLV, M4V, and all these audio formats: Mp3, Ogg, Flac, Aac, M4a, Waw, Wma, Wv.

In conclusion, OPlayer Lite offers more than satisfactory result for most audio and video formats. However, some mismatches are sometimes perceived audio / video, but only on time. Reading MKV and FLV files sometimes causes the program to close

Installer 4.0 for iOS 4 Returns on Cydia

Many of us remember and users want this application appeared in the early days of Jailbreak, was the first place where we could find third-party applications to install on your system, after a time disappeared and now Installer 4.0 returns to work in iOS4.

As we said before, Installer 4.0 comes back from the hand of Cydia, still has some way to go and be again what it was before and it crashes sometimes, but still wishing to use it all and plunge and updated on progress, must only:

  • Go to Cydia
  • Having added the repo in Cydia http://fr0stdev.co.cc/repo-Manage-Sources (Edit-Add)
  • Download Installer 4.0 and install it.

Once installed, restart your device and go.

Guide: How To Sync the iPhone / iPad and iPod Touch with iTunes

Here you are driving a new series of “First Steps”, for those who with his iDevice are beginners and need advice, starting from zero. Today we will explain how to sync your iTunes with iDevice and what you can synchronize. To start you connect your device to the computer where you installed the latest version of iTunes (download).

When you connect your device to your computer, items are automatically synchronized according to the preferences set in iTunes. For example, you can enter your computer’s email addresses of friends or family members, connect the device to sync, then unplug it and tap on the touch screen e-mail to a friend to send an e-mail.

If you want to sync only certain items, after you select your device in iTunes (left side) click on the respective panels in iTunes to specify which media and what information you want to sync from your computer to the device and then select “apply” in ‘ in the lower right corner of the window and your device will be synchronized. . Here’s what you could go to synchronize:

  • Contact: names, phone numbers, addresses, email addresses, and so on
  • Calendars: appointments and events
  • Notes: (* Sync with Mail for Mac OS X or Microsoft Outlook)
  • Bookmarks to Web pages
  • Music and audiobooks
  • Images
  • Podcast
  • Movies and TV shows
  • Applications
  • Ringtones (for iPhone)
  • Books
  • Content on iTunes U
  • Documents

Just set up a one-time items such as synchronize iTunes on your computer, and after this operation, connect the device to start synchronization.

Contacts, calendars, notes and bookmarks are synced from your computer or towards it, so if you add them, edit them or delete them from the device, the same operations are performed also on the computer and vice versa. You can also sync contacts with Address Book, Yahoo or Google.

The settings of your e-mail, music, movies, TV shows, podcasts and photos are synced only from your computer to the device (although you can import photos taken with iPhone to your computer and transfer the purchases from the device to iTunes). Using an iPad can also send photos to your computer (normally taken by sull’iPad Camera Connection Kit).

If you wish, you can set your device to synchronize it with only a part of the content on your computer. For example, if you want to sync only a group of contacts from address book or just some songs to specific playlists, to not overfill your device with all your music.