This update is free for Kinoma Player 4 EX customers. If you don’t yet have Kinoma Player, you can buy it here or upgrade from Kinoma Player 3 here.

How to update

If your Palm smartphone or handheld has an internet connection, just choose Check for updates from the Media menu. Otherwise, you can update from your PC.

Here’s a roundup of the new features:

More compatible and reliable

• This release includes workarounds for ususual network behavior that prevented some Sprint customers from being able to stream podcasts and other media.
• This release adds support for RTP/RTSP streaming over UDP for AT&T customers. Since UDP is a more efficient low-level protocol than TCP for realtime streaming, this will often result in better streaming performance.
• This release enhances Kinoma Player’s RSS/XML feed support, supporting more types of media feeds.
• This release includes enhanced JPEG network camera (webcam) support, improving compatibility with more camera models. Additionally, this release supports an optional refresh interval for network cameras/webcams that deliver still images.

Authentication support

• Kinoma Player now supports basic HTTP authentication, allowing you to access feeds and media that require a username and password. Kinoma Player will automatically display a browser-like password dialog as necessary, and it also supports credentials embedded directly in URLs (i.e. http://username:password@site.com/feed/).
  

Proxy support

• Kinoma Player 4 EX v4.3 now supports an optional HTTP proxy, which you can specify in the Streaming Preferences dialog.

Get your version 4.3 update today! If you have questions or comments, please let us know in our forums.

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