Free mpeg 1 software for pda

Now you can "Count the Omer" on your Palm organizer. That is why this year is different from all other years. Omer provides you with the complete Hebrew text of "Sefirat HaOmer", and on each day it provides you with the specific information that you need to say that day. Omer is complete with alarms to remind you when to count, and a handy chart for keeping track of when youve counted. For Palm OS 5 devices, you need to have Luach. Make sure to read the "readme.txt" file carefully before installing Omer.

The use of PieFight is pretty simple. The keypad controls the throwing of the pies. The numbers 1-3 match the top row, and the numbers 4-6 match the bottom row. Pressing a number will throw a pie at the specified window.
If you hit, a splat animation will be displayed. If you miss, either the pie will hit the closed window and run down, or will hit the back wall, and the target will taunt you for your poor aim. During this taunting, the target cannot be hit, but you can still throw pies at them anyway.
The 5 rectangles in the bottom left corner represent the number of pies available to be thrown. If all the rectangles are empty, then you have no more pies, and must wait until your pie supply is replenished.
The two numbers at the bottom of the screen represent the number of targets hit (centre), and the number of targets left to appear (right).
The objective is to hit as many targets as possible, and at the end of each level the results of your achievements are displayed.
If you hit the number of targets that is required, then a Next button is displayed, and the game gets harder with more simultaneous targets, and slower pie replenishment.
If you dont reach the target, then only an Exit button is displayed, and the game must be restarted.
System requirements:
- Java compatible

This program requires that you have both the BeanDLL.dll file and the runtime files for Visual Basic on your PocketPC computer. Simply unzip the file for your processor and place the DLL file in the Windows folder of your PocketPC computer.

Requirements:

• BeanDLL.dll file (found in the download section)
• Visual Basic runtime files

A "Mark 6" lottery numbers generator designed for HK.

Whenever you have no idea in choosing lottery numbers, simply run this program.

The first prize will be yours! Dont forget to buy me a drink if you are the lucky guy!

MirrorPro is another Mirror application for PalmOS.
It combines several featuresthat are unlikely to be found (at least not together) in other implementations:
Its freeware. No nag screens, no time limits, no disabled features
Mirror display takes advantage of the whole screen, including the title area
The maximum possible brightness is obtained by automatically setting the screens contrast to the maximum. The original contrast is restored upon applications exit.
Mirror occupies only 1K of your precious RAM - no "About" screen as well.
The application is easily terminated by tapping anywhere or pressing any key (That includes the power key!).
Enhancements:
- Name changed to MirrorPro
- Source code completely redesigned
- About screen added - just couldnt help it.
- Icon modified a bit so it wont remind the Phage virus
- Extended documentation added

PangeaVR 1.1.1 is created to be a handy iPhone application which enables you to download on the App Store for interactively viewing 360 degree VR panoramas. You use the touch interface on the iPhone to pan around the panorama, and to zoom in and out. You can view your own panoramas, or view any of the hundreds that we have in our worldwide database.

Requirements: iPhone or iPod Touch

cTide is graphical tide prediction software for PocketPCs and Palm-sized PCs.
cTide provides tide and current predictions for about 5,900 locations around the world. Data can be displayed in a few different graphical views. Predictions can be performed on any date between 1970 and 2038.
This program uses the harmonic method to display tide levels either as a tide clock (showing the current level) or as a graph. All of the data and constants are read in from the harmonics file.
This program is postcard-request free software. Source code is included. If you like the software, please send me a postcard. The address is listed in the program under Help About cTide.
Read the online help file for more information on things like, what if my location is not listed, and getting new data.
The tide prediction algorithm used in this program was developed with United States Government funding, so no proprietary rights can be attached to it. For more information, see the reference information.
This program is NOT FOR NAVIGATION. There are many other products and tools in the world designed for that purpose.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Please read the GNU General Public License for more details.
Enhancements:
- Allow any storage location for harmonics data files (flash cards or other folders).
- Missing or moved harmonic index brings up navigator UI to hunt down and choose new location.
- Color chooser on PocketPCs for setting UI colors (rising, falling, day, night, etc.).
- Faster startup if you use local locations files (also much smaller storage usage).
- New Pocket PC 2002 specific binary
- Changed display code to not re-paint screen all the dang time
- Fixed round off error for locations based on GMT offsets using 1/2 hour increment (e.g. GMT -8.5)
- Fixed PocketPC 2002 mangling of time zone name.
- Fixed moon phase display glitch.
- Fixed several preferences saving issues.
- Fixed several preference settings.
- Fixed embarrasing language localization issue with location of programs and data files.
- Fixed management/saving of locations in dropdown list.