Does 6120c support stereo playback..?

hi i just bought nokia 6120 classic few days back , yesterday i first time tested mp3 play back quality with provided hs 47 headsets , But i am getting very bad + noisy mono sound quality and i know i have placed very hight quality mp3 files which are ofcourse stereo , i want to know does nokia 6120 support stereo mp3 play back , i also tested the same tracks in LCG jukebox again phone is giving me very bad sound quality , is it my head set problem or phone is producing this kind of sound quality ???
thanks

Hi ac361,
As Bob Wohl pointed out, Strobe Media Playback runs in Flash Player, and is built on Adobe's OSMF.
For an HTML5 based video player, a good option for you might be OVP (Open Video Player). OVP was part of the inspiration for OSMF, so OVP and OSMF have similarities. However, a significant point of difference is that OVP is not Flash only.
The OVP project was recently extended to now have an HTML5 implementation. The OVP HTML5 landing page here:
http://openvideoplayer.sourceforge.net/html5video/
fyi ... For a recent, detailed "OSMF vs. OVP" discussion thread, see this forums link:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/2981859
hth,
g

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