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HP's QuickPlay v2.0

post #1 of 910
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I've been searching and I can't find any info about when is HP going to release QuickPlay v2.0. They have already released a bios update for the dv4000 wich is supposed to support QuickPlay v2.0.

I want to know when is it going to be available for download!

Someone told me that it is going to have some nice improvements, and I would like to confirm that, but I just can't find any info.

Thanks!
post #2 of 910
google.....google
post #3 of 910
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Originally Posted by boomheadshot45
google.....google
As I've said: I've been searching and I can't find anything.

Maybe I'm too dumb and don't know how to do a good search

Edit:
I found something, but it is not very useful.

QP v2 will use 1GB of space , instead of the current 204MB for QP v1. this is something I don't really like
post #4 of 910
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Originally Posted by Ericko
As I've said: I've been searching and I can't find anything.

Maybe I'm too dumb and don't know how to do a good search

Edit:
I found something, but it is not very useful.

QP v2 will use 1GB of space , instead of the current 204MB for QP v1. this is something I don't really like
What are the new features supposed to be?
post #5 of 910
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Originally Posted by xtremetoyz
What are the new features supposed to be?
For that you can Google.
post #6 of 910
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Quote:
Originally Posted by xtremetoyz
What are the new features supposed to be?
I know QuickPlay v2.0 is going to be able to display pictures, that is confirmed.

I've heard that we will be able to watch videos too, that's a nice feature.

But what I want to know is if we are going to be able to play the music, photos and videos that are in any place of our HDD, 'cause currently we need to have the music files in the 'Shared Music' folder to be able to play them with QPv1.

I read somewhere that we are going to be able to use external drives, but again, all this is has not been confirmed or said on a reliable source.
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post #8 of 910
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Originally Posted by xtremetoyz
Now is time to wait for QP v2.0 to be available for download.
post #9 of 910
I don't think it will be a simple download. It requires re-partitioning of HD since the QP2.0 is now 1GB in size.
post #10 of 910
It came on my new dv8000, would it be safe to assume they have it on their site somewhere's for download when people reinstall windows?
post #11 of 910
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Originally Posted by xtremetoyz
It came on my new dv8000, would it be safe to assume they have it on their site somewhere's for download when people reinstall windows?
Do you have it on a CD? So far, it is not on their site. FYI, even the previous version is not available for download except its update patches and source code. For re-installation, you really need to have the CD or a ghost image. I really doubt HP will put the QP2.0 as a free update.
post #12 of 910
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Originally Posted by xtremetoyz
It came on my new dv8000, would it be safe to assume they have it on their site somewhere's for download when people reinstall windows?
If you have a QuickPlay v2.0 CD...I would be very appreciated if you share it with us.

I have already shared my QPv1, I sent it to Turkey using an FTP server.

Please!!! Share it with us! I really want QPv2.0
post #13 of 910
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Originally Posted by Ericko
If you have a QuickPlay v2.0 CD...I would be very appreciated if you share it with us.

I have already shared my QPv1, I sent it to Turkey using an FTP server.

Please!!! Share it with us! I really want QPv2.0
I didn't get a disk, but is possible to get it off the back-up partition or find it somewhere's on a DVD when I make a backup disc?
post #14 of 910
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I hate when they don't give us CD's. I was lucky, I got a WinXP Installation CD and a DVD with all the drivers and apps.

Anyway, you may try a search on your HDD, maybe there is some executable file in the Recovery Partition that will allow us to run the installation process. Although, QPv1 doesn't install under Win, we need to boot the laptop with the installation CD. So...maybe there's another way to copy QPv2. Maybe using a partition manager you could copy the whole partition (ghost image) and then send it to us.

It is really weird if QPv2 doesn't get available for download, since HP released a Bios Update for dv4000 laptops and that update allow us to use QPv2. Why do I want that update, if they wont allow me to download QPv2???

xtremetoys: Please try to find a way to share QPv2 to us. I'll try to help as much as I can.

The most difficult part is to get the copy, then we can share using:
-FTP
-Torrent
-eMule
-www.yousendit.com (if the file stays under 1GB) Using this webpage, you can upload the file 1 time and send 20 links to 20 different people to allow them to download the file.

Thanks in advance!
post #15 of 910
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Originally Posted by Ericko
I hate when they don't give us CD's. I was lucky, I got a WinXP Installation CD and a DVD with all the drivers and apps.

Anyway, you may try a search on your HDD, maybe there is some executable file in the Recovery Partition that will allow us to run the installation process. Although, QPv1 doesn't install under Win, we need to boot the laptop with the installation CD. So...maybe there's another way to copy QPv2. Maybe using a partition manager you could copy the whole partition (ghost image) and then send it to us.

It is really weird if QPv2 doesn't get available for download, since HP released a Bios Update for dv4000 laptops and that update allow us to use QPv2. Why do I want that update, if they wont allow me to download QPv2???

xtremetoys: Please try to find a way to share QPv2 to us. I'll try to help as much as I can.

The most difficult part is to get the copy, then we can share using:
-FTP
-Torrent
-eMule
-www.yousendit.com (if the file stays under 1GB) Using this webpage, you can upload the file 1 time and send 20 links to 20 different people to allow them to download the file.

Thanks in advance!
Tell me what to do and I'll do it. I don't mind uploading it, my college bandwith kicks ass.

Shawn
post #16 of 910
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Originally Posted by xtremetoyz
Tell me what to do and I'll do it. I don't mind uploading it, my college bandwith kicks ass.
Do you have access to your recovery partition?? Have you run a search for folders and files called 'quickplay'?

Maybe you could find something useful.

Erick
post #17 of 910
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I tried to use Paragon's Partition Manager to copy the QuiclPlay partition, but somehow HP got the partitions crosslinked, so partition manager softwares will display an error and wont let us copy the QuickPlay partition.

This happens with QPv1, I don't know if it will be possible to use Paragon's Partition Magic to copy QPv2, could you try?
post #18 of 910
I didn't see anything in the partition using Partition Magic. If I blow away the harddrive and install a copy of XP Pro I have here, does anyone know IF I'll be able to get ym standard features back, or am I shit out of luck?
post #19 of 910
Look for a 1024MB primary partition. My QP1.3 is shown as a 204MB Type 88 primary partition. The QP2.0 should be around 1024MB in size.
post #20 of 910
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You should be able to get them all back.

Why don't you try to chat with a HP technician before formating your HDD? Yesterday I did so and the technician did help me.

Maybe you could ask him how to do a backup of QuickPlay v2 and that way you could send me your QP backup.
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