Anybody knows about a Media player which can be used as an alternative to the Windows Media player for PPC...
I have tried the TCPMP and Core Player...but both of them are having lags while playing videos...
Well, i think it's time to confirm that the built-in Windows Media Player is still the best Media Player for X1...
Well for music, PocketMusic is the best. Has a lot of options and customizability, and tons of equalizer effects to choose from and doesn't lag at all.
For video, Core Player is probably the best, however it doesn't lag for me at all so it depends on what version you're using. I'm using the latest btw.
Or, you can give SmartMovie player a try. Other than that, TCPMP is the other option which you've already tried.......so ya there aren't much you can choose from for Windows Mobile unfortunately.
Oh and if you want to play .avi videos then try Divx Mobile player too. But that sucks.
..Xperiencer.. said:
Well, i think it's time to confirm that the built-in Windows Media Player is still the best Media Player for X1...
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yes.... WMP is the best media player for ppc..
I tried all of them, but none of them can read MPEG2 video
I want to read MPEG2 video, any advise?
issam_isl said:
I tried all of them, but none of them can read MPEG2 video
I want to read MPEG2 video, any advise?
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you can convert the vidio first to mp4 or to 3gp first with xilisoft or Super converter video... in desktop computer...
yes, but I would also like to do direct streaming from my dreambox to my Xperia, in this case the player should be already installed on the phone...
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i cant find a good way to convert my avi files to play on windows media or find a program that will play my avi's is there like a codec for windows media?
sry for the noobieness
TCPMP is probably the best player and includes the DIVX codec.
It's also free!!
You can download it at:-
http://tcpmp.en.softonic.com/pocket
Tcpmp Is The Solution
The only video player I ever use is tcpmp. It has all of the features of a desktop player including full screen, equalizer with preamp, and I havent found a video file yet that there wasn't a codec for.
http://picard.exceed.hu/tcpmp/0.71/
well it plays the file but the video lags horibly the audios all right though when ever i try to lower the video quality on the program it crashes
fb.knight said:
well it plays the file but the video lags horibly the audios all right though when ever i try to lower the video quality on the program it crashes
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Download PocketDivxEncoder and reencode.
I am just curious to see what you guys think is the best video player to watch videos on my computer that I recorded on my Tilt. For some strange reason I am unable to hear audio when trying to view a video on my computer. When I use TCPMP on my phone I am able to watch the video with perfect sound.
Any ideas on how I can solve this. Tried to use Quicktime, Windows Media Player, and VLC player and still can't get it to work.
I've been using KMPlayer for a good while now and love it. I've not found anything else more configurable and it's nice to the system resources. Definitely worth a look.
http://www.kmplayer.com/forums/index.php
Video on Vista..
alltheway, THE only video player to use on your pc is thru the K-Lite Mega Codec Pack which uses Media Player Classic, all the codecs you will ever need and a nice little player to view, check it out..
http://www.free-codecs.com/download/K_Lite_Mega_Codec_Pack.htm
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alltheway, THE only video player to use on your pc is thru the K-Lite Mega Codec Pack which uses Media Player Classic, all the codecs you will ever need and a nice little player to view, check it out..
http://www.free-codecs.com/download/K_Lite_Mega_Codec_Pack.htm
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ditto to this
I'm using The GOM-Player.
http://www.gomplayer.com/main.html
K-Lite Mega Codec Pack (www.codecguide.com) as duncstar mentioned is the best solution. What's good is that you can also play any media file using Windows Media Player (ie: no need for Media Player Classic).
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I've been using KMPlayer for a good while now and love it. I've not found anything else more configurable and it's nice to the system resources. Definitely worth a look.
http://www.kmplayer.com/forums/index.php
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Hmmm never used this one before but I remember somebody mentioning this to me. Thanks for your input.
duncstar said:
alltheway, THE only video player to use on your pc is thru the K-Lite Mega Codec Pack which uses Media Player Classic, all the codecs you will ever need and a nice little player to view, check it out..
http://www.free-codecs.com/download/K_Lite_Mega_Codec_Pack.htm
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Thanks for the heads up. I have K-Lite Codec package on my XP HD. I guess I just forgot to install this on my Vista Ultimate. Thanks for heads up.
no way.....not the k-lite pack!
use cccp
XtreMe_G said:
no way.....not the k-lite pack!
use cccp
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What is the downfall of having both of these installed.
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What is the downfall of having both of these installed.
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So called video pros would say any codec pack is grabage, but it's definately not a good idea to have multiple codec packs. K-Lite Full with quicktime and real alternative is probably the best combo. quicktime alternative 1.67 to be more specific because the ones after that stopped playing some cell phone movies correctly.
Ever since I upgraded(yeah right..) to Windows Mobile 6.1 I cant play videos through windows media player. On 6.0 I used to watch MPEG-4, and ASF videos all the time. Since I upgraded though WMP wont play MP4 videos, and ASF playback is so choppy its impossible to watch. What can I do to fix this without installing another media player application?
Custom rom or stock rom?
Carrier branded device, or unlocked htc device?
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Actually, how about you give us as much details as you can about your device and what you've tried so far
Im using the official Windows 6.1 rom on an ATT Tilt w/o any other apps running. The MPEG files I used to play on my phone before were no longer supported by WMP. I tried re-encoding the files and that didnt work. I tried lowering the quality and that hadnt worked. I searched google and saw that WMP only supported mp3 and ASF files so I encoded the video as an ASF and that worked but playback was extremely choppy. I cant really think of anything else to do so I came on here.
behrouz said:
Ever since I upgraded(yeah right..) to Windows Mobile 6.1 I cant play videos through windows media player. On 6.0 I used to watch MPEG-4, and ASF videos all the time. Since I upgraded though WMP wont play MP4 videos, and ASF playback is so choppy its impossible to watch. What can I do to fix this without installing another media player application?
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Ok OK....What I want to know is how the hell did you get WMP to play it before????????? WMP doesn't play MP4 never did. Anyway, If you can play the videos you have on the Desktop Windows Media Player, hook up your, open Desktop WMP, hit Sync Tab, Sync your phone(and/or Storage card), select the video to sync list, and sync. Desktop version will convert for mobile version. If you can't play the videos in Desktop Media Player then you'll have convert the video in something it can play. TCPMP and Coreplayer are way better, but I use Media from time to time.
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Ok OK....What I want to know is how the hell did you get WMP to play it before????????? WMP doesn't play MP4 never did. Anyway, If you can play the videos you have on the Desktop Windows Media Player, hook up your, open Desktop WMP, hit Sync Tab, Sync your phone(and/or Storage card), select the video to sync list, and sync. Desktop version will convert for mobile version. If you can't play the videos in Desktop Media Player then you'll have convert the video in something it can play. TCPMP and Coreplayer are way better, but I use Media from time to time.
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i wish i knew how i got my tilt to play any videos at all. Im 2 seconds away from throwing this peice of sh#$ brick in the trash and getting an Iphone
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.
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 ...
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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
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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
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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