Some M8 spec leak .possible from new meizu website

waja2000 · 11-22-2008

someone post on meizu forum.

Your can see Headset EP20

And below you can see the some supported Video bitrate and fps.

ILLEGALWARRIOR · 11-22-2008

great!

waja2000 · 11-22-2008

more epicture from meizu forum

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talhaismail · 11-22-2008

waja2000, can you direct me to the link that has the picture

waja2000 · 11-22-2008

Originally Posted by talhaismail

waja2000, can you direct me to the link that has the picture

i don't know, about according new on meizu forum, they going to launch new website on next week.

bmob · 11-22-2008

waja2000

, waja2000

thanks. The video specs look awesome but the headphones suck.
Too bad they didn't go for intra. But there's a jack so no big deal.

nice2know_u · 11-22-2008

Thanks waja, the specs are amazing... it has all the support someone would need!

PHILORICK · 11-22-2008

Originally Posted by bmob

waja2000, waja2000, waja2000
thanks. The video specs look awesome but the headphones suck.
Too bad they didn't go for intra. But there's a jack so no big deal.

my friend, it is ep20!
i think the sound quality will be awesome!!

copernicvs · 11-22-2008

Originally Posted by bmob

thanks. The video specs look awesome but the headphones suck.
Too bad they didn't go for intra. But there's a jack so no big deal.

actually they don't suck that much. see, it1s 34 ohm, that means the M8 is loud! usually these plug in your ear type stuff (like my EP630) are 16 ohm ones...

MartijnGP · 11-22-2008

Originally Posted by PHILORICK

my friend, it is ep20!
i think the sound quality will be awesome!!

My friend, it's not in-ear. The sound quality will suck as you will hear all other noise that's around you. Ah well, I just hope the plug will be iPhone compatible, as there are lots of nice third party headsets being made for the iPhone, they might work in the M8 too. Even a headset version of the Creative Ep630's at the bottom of this page:
Ultimate Buds*::*Products

Anyway, nice specs. Video supports .mov (horrible format but often used), and also h.264 which is nice to encode your videos in when you want to watch a movie on the M8. Also, it seems to support 30 FPS which is good. And from music formats I see FLAC, APE, AAC, AC3, very nice

natedogg20050 · 11-22-2008

I Hate In Ear Headsets i got from sony a normal and they are very loud

and i cant hear nothing behind me with that and its not in ear and its a awsome sound

taling hallenthur · 11-22-2008

I guess you really like screwing up your hearing.

M8 has a 3.5 mm jack so every regular headset is going to be supported. I would go for the new Crossroads Mylarone Bijou M headphones that feature a microphone.

copernicvs · 11-22-2008

Originally Posted by natedogg20050

I Hate In Ear Headsets i got from sony a normal and they are very loud

and i cant hear nothing behind me with that and its not in ear and its a awsome sound

the point of in-ear headsets is not that they are louder than others, because that - as somebody already said - would just effect your hearing in long terms, but that they shield out unwanted sounds, like an ear-plug. so you don't need to crank it up so loud, that you go deaf.

natedogg20050 · 11-22-2008

Originally Posted by waja2000

someone post on meizu forum.

Your can see Headset EP20

And below you can see the some supported Video bitrate and fps.

if that shows what i read MKV ? its MKV not HD ?

MartijnGP · 11-22-2008

Why would you want loud headphones? If I wanted something load I'd buy a brandless headset, they are very loud because they just crack up the high tones and bass. I prefer sound quality above loudness. In-ear, by definition, blocks more sound then normal headphones. This way you don't need to crank up the volume to the max which 1. saves your ears, 2. increases music quality and 3. saves your battery (a little, not really much, but still).

nice2know_u · 11-22-2008

Originally Posted by natedogg20050

if that shows what i read MKV ? its MKV not HD ?

I believe MKV (matroska) is a container fileformat, it can include avi and mpeg for example, and several audio channel and subtitles.
And please don't quote images, it's very annoying.

Dominic · 11-22-2008

Originally Posted by natedogg20050

if that shows what i read MKV ? its MKV not HD ?

MKV is a container, most commonly used to store compressed HD content, however none of the mentioned supported codecs details suggest any possibility of being able to play back HD content. So in this instance MKV does not mean HD.

Edit: @nice2know_u: snap

MartijnGP · 11-22-2008

Who cares if it doesn't support HD? HD means NOTHING more then a resolution. It's just a marketing term. For example, Sony is now shipping 'Full-HD camera's'. I tell you what, my 5 year old Olympus MJU300 camera already got a resolution that's way larger then full-HD. Why on earth would you want the device to play HD content if the screen doesn't have the right resolution to display it. Okay, it might be nice to have a bigger resolution, but the DPI on the screen is so high you won't notice the difference between a HD file and a normal file on the screen's native resolution anyway.

copernicvs · 11-22-2008

Originally Posted by MartijnGP

Why on earth would you want the device to play HD content if the screen doesn't have the right resolution to display it.

well, if it had a digital tv-out (like hdmi or something), then it would make sense. you just take it over to some place with an HD ready display, and watch some movies.
but even so, a 720p movie would take up about half of the storage space...

nice2know_u · 11-22-2008

Not to mention the battery would probably drain in an hour or so.