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Playing recorded videos on desktop...sound missing...

I have recorded a bunch of videos on the Tilt and have them transferred to the desktop. The video and sound works fine in quicktime player, but sound is missing with any other players like VLC and media player classic. I hate quicktime, so is there a way to get sound on VLC and/or media player classic?

bmt134 said:
I have recorded a bunch of videos on the Tilt and have them transferred to the desktop. The video and sound works fine in quicktime player, but sound is missing with any other players like VLC and media player classic. I hate quicktime, so is there a way to get sound on VLC and/or media player classic?
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Download KM Player...
I will play everything.
[size=+1]KM Player[/size]

Thanks, KMPlayer was able to play the vids with sound. Although, I don't like too many apps installed on my comp, so does anyone know how to get sound in VLC or Media Player Classic?

Could be wrong, but I think the MP4 vids produced by the TyTnII use an AMR codec for audio? If so, it might be worth giving http://www.afreecodec.com/win/946/open-amr-codec-narrowband/download/ a spin?

Best media player? Any recommendations?

Windows media player seems to be really crappy to use and slow.. and nice smooth interface thats very popular for playing music?

I use pocket player. It does everything I need, sound quality is good and it has a great library.
Disadvantage: It's not freeware.

Nitrogen - free, cool .. but has some minor bugs .. occasional stutter and some mp3 can't be played. But hey, it's rather young project.
CorePlayer - not free, not as good controls, but usable, and has best audio quality (I mean NO stutters ever, if you check 'higher priority for audio').
And on Xperia you have media panel. It works. But I play songs by folders, not by albums or playlist, so no joy for me.

try s2p with s2u2 (just disable all the autolock stuff).. I love it just because it turns itself on when plugin headphones or connecting a stereo bluetooth device and it stop she music and closes when you remove them.. Sound quality is similar to wmp bc it uses its engine (though i gotta say its ok) To me, this is the most convenient music player (it does playlists too)
however, i've been pushed by a friend to try core player (i don;t if i got it right..) He told me that was the best player he tried so far.. then again, he has a raphael... so dunno...
for convenience, i like s2p (mainly if your lazy or dont want to hunt down for the player and kill it later )

core player as the x panel had a lot of issues playing acc files

Hi, Do you want an audio player or Vedio player?
If you need the first one, Pocket Player will be better.
Coreplayer is good for vedio, but only WMP could work with X.264 code.

royalbloodvi said:
Windows media player seems to be really crappy to use and slow.. and nice smooth interface thats very popular for playing music?
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If you need the Audio Player, Pocket Music Player will be better.
Pocket Music Player supports X-Bass and Preamp. X-Bass + Some Custom EQ + Preamp made very good sound.
I recommand you Pocket Music Player.

The best player

Which is the best player to watch movies with lots of codecs?

unfortunately we are out of luck...
i have yet to find a player that will play divx .avi files right off the bat.
the work around (that probably works 100% of the time) is converting your video to another format...
never tried it though.

So maybe u can recommend player which u use?

There's an app called xyflash or something similar which will play DivX files but not particularly well yet, still needs optimization.
I'd strongly recommend converting on your PC using DoubleTwist or Handbrake and use the inbuilt video player or Meridian which is an mp3 player which also plays videos but keep in mind that almost every video player available on android at the moment just sits ontop of the inbuilt video player.

Sony Movies - any good?

Which file formats are supported by Sony Movies? It can not play popular movie file formats, it seems.
Any recommendations for a better alternative? I am not looking for one which has the most features or the fanciest, but easy of use, low resources usage, and popular file formats support.

All right, I found this somewhere: MP4/H.263/H.264/WMV player.
It does not play my *.wmv. My version is 5.0.A.08. I'll try another one.

I find movies plays all my files, however, you can try
MXPlayer
or
VLC player

I settled for the VLC player. Thanks! After I installed it, it recognized and played my video files instantly and before even rebooting,

VLC
So I found that VLC is called a beta but it works actually reliable. It plays not only videos but also music. It has a real interface which is similar to many other newer Android apps, and it has real settings, such as to define the media directories. I hope the release edition will not go the way of a heavy pig, as some other Android apps did.
Deleted Movies and Walkman from my phone.
Thanks again for the advice, Greg. Getting more familiar with things.

Best Movie Player App?

Just wanting to know which movie player apps everyone is using on their Note 8. I have several movies on my phone and I usually use MX Player Pro or VLC player to play them but some of the movies I have, the audio does not play or sounds real low and squeaky. Maybe I'm missing audio codecs or something?

try Black Player EX ...

hewlett62 said:
try Black Player EX ...
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That's for music isn't it?

here...
mx player for the win chuck...
for those too lazy to find it.. :silly:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mxtech.videoplayer.pro&hl=en

I've always used BS Player. Excellent for network drives and also you can offset the audio track, which is very useful for out of sync audio, which can sometimes happen with a Bluetooth headset or a bad rip

I didn't play too many movies but I don't remember even one that VLC wasn't able to play yet, so it's my player of choice. I know Samsung doesn't have AC3 sound codec included, so any player relying on internal codecs won't work with AC3, but VLC does. If you load the movie onto computer, you can find out what codecs it uses and maybe you can install those as separate package, but as I said IMO VLC is probably the best.

VLC is all you need. I use it on both my phone and computer. It plays everything you throw at it.

MX player. Recently VLC Player is good

liquidguru said:
I've always used BS Player. Excellent for network drives and also you can offset the audio track, which is very useful for out of sync audio, which can sometimes happen with a Bluetooth headset or a bad rip
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Do u have note8?
I use mx player and VLC . But BS player dont play in full screen..cant play on full screen on my note8. Is there a setting for that?

Here is my fav video Players ..
Other Phones ..
MX Player with custom codec
VLC
Samsung Phones:
MXPlayer with custom codec
VIdeo Player (built in)
VLC

vinumsv said:
Here is my fav video Players ..
Other Phones ..
MX Player with custom codec
VLC
Samsung Phones:
MXPlayer with custom codec
VIdeo Player (built in)
VLC
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I have mx player from playstore. Is there something ya gotta do to get custom codecs?

BB1rd said:
Do u have note8?
I use mx player and VLC . But BS player dont play in full screen..cant play on full screen on my note8. Is there a setting for that?
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When you hit the screen, while a video is playing, under the BS logo there is an arrow pointing to the right. Expand that and full screen is the last option

powerstroke said:
I have mx player from playstore. Is there something ya gotta do to get custom codecs?
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MX Player Dev is from XDA and so
https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/mx-player/mx-player-custom-codec-dts-support-t2156254

I have been using the stock video player app provided by Samsung and everything seems fine so far. However I have MoboPlayer as a back up to play avi files