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  1. 25th Apr 2007 13:31 #1
    Boondock
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    this is the only thing i can not figure out...it is driving me crazy. it says it is .gif compatible...i can upload .gif's to it but it only displays one frome, as a still picture......anyone know how to get it to display properly?
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    That it can display GIF images doesn't necessarily imply that it displays animated GIFs.

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    Originally Posted by mats.hogberg
    That it can display GIF images doesn't necessarily imply that it displays animated GIFs.

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    yeah, apparently that is the case...when i read that it was .gif compatible, i just assumed it could display the animations....that really sucks cause i have a ton of them..
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    The PSP's web browser could probably do it, but I don't remember the syntax to call up local files on the PSP's Memory Stick. (It's commonly done to play Flash games on the PSP, so it's well-documented. I just don't remember what it is. :I

    Of course, it's a bit of a hassle to go through just to play animated GIFs.
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