MobiTubia is out, emTube still kicks ass

Posted by Stefan on Thursday, January 31st, 2008 at 12:40 pm under Symbian

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MobiTubia is emTube with a pretty UI, but it just doesn’t feel right. Call me minimalist, but I strongly prefer the work Sebastian Jedruszkiewicz has done compared to Sittiphol Phanvilai, in fact I feel emTube should have won the Open C competition instead.

Try out both before and let me know which one you like. Don’t even mention the official youtube application, the video quality is horrible.

Thanks for the tip Mr X.

Point your barcode reader here to grab MobiTubia:

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  • 20 Responses to “MobiTubia is out, emTube still kicks ass”

    • Fernando says:

      “it just doesn’t feel right.” I know, splash screen, 2 steps for search, has it’s own “theme”, MobiTubia does feel odd

    • Kayhan says:

      Yeah, ive tried both…and I will say both are very nice. On saved videos, mobitubia’s video quality is better. Over the net, winner is emtube. Also the sound in mobitubia not very good compared to emtube. I think the only reason emtube is ahead right now is because this is only the first version of mobitubia. I think this first version of mobitubia would have beaten emtube’s first version of there application. I guess it could go either way.

    • Nseries WOM World » Blog Archive » Mobitubia released says:

      […] he doesn’t like it, preferring the feel of emTube even if Mobitubia does have a prettier user interface. He does […]

    • berkorich says:

      Love the barcode interface. I’d not come across it used like that before. Excellent.

    • Atom says:

      Even someone tried both those apps. No one knows that emTube comes with bad AV synchronized (Audio and Video Synchronization)and emTube allows the AV synchronization errors to make video and audio streams seem to look smoothly when playing. By this way you will hear the audio sound smoothly and video rendering as smoothly but they are not synchronized and never synchronize. This synchronization error you will also seen from Smartmovie too. Thats why smartmovie comes with it own converter to step ahead the video frames beyond the audio frames. This same video file that play on DivX player will show the AV synchronization error which anoyed user very much.

    • Atom says:

      Further more the video playback of emTube has experienced in frames lost (lower the frames rates). Even they reduce frame to render but the the sound frame still lead the video frame. That’s you are watching fake video from emTube!!!!!!!!.
      My comment is to tell you that the phone cpu speed and others obstacles are still the factors which both Mobitubia and emTube use libraly codec from FFmpeg. To overcome this new codec should be selected. FFmpeg libraly codec is not suite for mobile CPU right now.

    • marty3 says:

      in fact I feel emTube should have won the Open C competition instead.

      that would of been impossible, seeing as emtube wasnt out, or even thought of at this time

    • Diichi says:

      Symbian freak or Symbian fake

    • marty3 says:

      Diichi wtf is that ment to mean LOL..

    • Aapocalypso says:

      Yeah I am also curious :/

    • Sittiphol says:

      Hi,

      Thanks for reviewing.

      The fact is MobiTubia is worse than emtube. But it’s just only early release, isn’t it? Many things can be improved. However, I don’t have much time for this since i have to work hard on my course work. I still be a student. Hope you understand.

    • Apoc' says:

      I’m with you Sittiphol, it looks quite good for the very first release UI is definitely better and will perfectly fits into upcoming 5th generation of the series 60 phones with touch UI interface. Application is very promising and with a bit more code tweaking and improved playback will be tool No 1 there is no doubt.

      Teo

    • Sittiphol says:

      Really thanks, Teo.

      Actually I don’t wanna be 1st. I can be at any order. I didn’t hate Sebastian. Actually I respect him as good developer.

      But I am little bit sad. I always think that “why did I make freeware if everything I always got is bad thing”.

      So, MobiTubia is the last freeware from me exactly.

    • marty3 says:

      So, MobiTubia is the last freeware from me exactly.

      :cry: sad, but i understand totally.. people just cant appriciate nothing no more, if its free or not free..

      i still prefer mobitubia as i beta testing it since the start, and its great to see hows it come.

      its just a shame other people dont feel the same and write mean things about it..

    • Diichi says:

      Fake for that web site who announce they freak for Symbian. I’m programmer that ever post my own popular Symbian software which now well known over the world at that site but they are not welcome even I sent my software to web master’s e-mail.

    • Aapocalypso says:

      What are you talking about!? We are always supporting freeware scene and developers of the freeware solutions!? What is your application?

      Teo

    • martyn britton says:

      Diichi ?? :shock:

      wonder who you really are?? reveal your true identity dude, why hide behind a fake name on a blog??

      if you knew our site atall, you would know we support developers 100%, and we have many developer who work with us..

    • airpoint says:

      Hey guys, I’ve tried both and have to say that emtube has more comfortable user interface, but mobitubia absolutely wins in video quality wich is far much better than emtube!!

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