Movino Mobile Phone Client – Symbian S60 PDF User Guide

Installation
Download the correct client for your phone (refer to your phone’s manual for specifications) Movino mobile phone client
Nokia S60 v.2 (movino_v2.sis) for Nokia Symbian S60 2nd Edition phones
Nokia S60 v.3 (movino_v3.sisx) for Nokia Symbian S60 3rd Edition phones Movino mobile phone client Lite (no MPEG encoding support)
Nokia S60 v.2 (movino_lite_v2.sis) for Nokia Symbian S60 2nd Edition phones
Nokia S60 v.3 (movino_lite_v3.sisx) for Nokia Symbian S60 3rd Edition phones
Copy the client file to your phone and run it in order to install Movino on your phone. Nokia Application Installer can also be used. The Movino application will appear in the root menu or in a separate folder (3rd Ed., Installed >> Movino). If Movino is already installed on the phone (e.g. when installing a newer version), it will be installed in the same folder.

Usage
Movino is controlled via the Options menu. To get started, enable a camera from the Settings menu. More detailed information on the available settings is found in the Settings section. Zooming is done with Navi Up and Navi Down keys. The zoom indicator is shown to the right of the screen.

Video and audio can be streamed either to the Movino OS X desktop client via Bluetooth or a Movino video server via TCP/IP. This is selected from the Connect menu. More detailed information regarding connecting is found in the Connect section.

Settings Camera
Select which camera to use, or switch camera off. When a camera is enabled, the video type, size and quality settings become available. Video type Select which video compression method to use. Uncompressed – Requires most bandwidth for streaming, but least computing on the phone.
JPEG (default) – Requires less bandwidth than uncompressed, but a little more computing. MPEG – Requires least bandwidth, but most computing.
Video size Select which video resolution to use. A higher resolution requires more bandwidth. 176×144 (default) 128×96 Video quality Adjust the video quality. Better quality requires more bandwidth

Audio type
Select which audio encoding to use, or switch audio off.
Off – Audio off
PCM – Uncompressed, requires most bandwidth (16 KB/s)
MuLaw – Slightly reduced dynamic range, requires less bandwidth than
PCM (8 KB/s)
AMR (default) – AMR-NB codec, best suitable for voice, requires least bandwidth (1,6 KB/s). The server needs to have AMR support.
Author
Type the name of the author of the video stream here.

Connect Bluetooth
The Movino mobile phone client is connected to the Movino OS X desktop client/server via Bluetooth. The computer running the OS X client needs to be visible for a Bluetooth device search, and the OS X client/server needs to be running when connecting to it. When Bluetooth is selected in the mobile phone client’s Connect menu, available devices will be searched for, and when the desired computer is selected, the mobile phone client will automatically connect to the OS X client/server. If a password is required for the connection, type it in the password dialogue field. The password is set in the OS X client/server.

TCP/IP
The Movino mobile phone client can also stream directly to a Movino video server over TCP/IP via GPRS or 3G. After selecting TCP/IP in the phone client’s Connect menu, type the hostname and the port number of the Movino video server you wish to use. If the server is set to authenticate incoming streams, a username and password dialogue will appear after connecting. Type your Movino Web Site username and password into the fields.

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May 19, 2010 | Posted in Gadget Manual, Nokia Manual, Smart Phone

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