Of course, the 4460 is wrong for the Razr, but apparently Zumocast and Motocast are the same thing, so we already have it.
Update: Using 1.4.3 version of software.
I was wondering about Motocast and if would be available for the D3, but apparently Zumocast is Motocast, with some tweaks and a name change.
Assuming the apps stays the same file management design, a few things:
1. The app can be a BIG resource hog, but depends on what video files you are trying to playback (duh) and the speed of the connection. Decoding a hidef file can be brutal to the cpu load (95% to 100% on Intel Quad core). Note: Even some low def files can cause a heavy load, but not pegged which ones are common yet.
2. If you have a lot of video files, best to keep no more than about 15 to 20 per folder, since the thumbnail creation is also a resource hog and takes time. I need to test pictures and see what that does, since have a LOT of pictures!
3. CPU load depends on the content and the speed. Case in point, trying to stream a hidef video over 3G will push the CPU load to ludicrous speed. DVD level over 3G is about a 75% load (sometimes more, sometimes less), but wifi is a lot less. The app also buffers, so this helps the cpu load too (3G tends to stay high since probably hand to mouth with the content).
4. I am guessing the wifi is only local, but have not tested out yet, beyond my house (used 3G so far when away, but not wifi).
Performance & quality via 3G is surprisingly good (equal or better than Netflix), but performance via wifi is
AMAZING. 4G should be as amazing as wifi.
Warning: This and Netlix will KILL a 2gb data cap quickly.
For wifi, unlimited data users or folks with big pocket$: Great app!
