I'm new to the xoom, what avi player works the best? I'll do some searching, but figured I'd ask the experts...
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Moboplayer
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Ill give it a try, thx!!!
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Working like a champ!
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Moboplayer
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how does this compared with rock player? Thanks
eyecon82 said:
how does this compared with rock player? Thanks
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To be honest, I didn't notice much difference performance-wise. However, I like the layout of Moboplayer, feels like it is better optimized for Honeycomb.
mobo... it's no vlc player for desktop though.
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To be honest, I didn't notice much difference performance-wise. However, I like the layout of Moboplayer, feels like it is better optimized for Honeycomb.
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yea i had too many FC's with rockplayer...its not HC optimized yet....moboplayer works great
i love how it saves where you left off on multiple videos
I find moboplayer generally outperforms rockplayer although the latest releases of both are very similar. Where rockplayer has an advantage is if you use UPnPlay to access network shares. If Mobo runs into something it can't play it will crash to the home screen. Rockplayer will usually just play with glitches rather than crashing so you can back out to the menu page and save time.
Moboplayer has been my preference even on phones, but recently I've tried playing 720p avi files and it can play it fine, but fast forwarding is murder
eyecon82 said:
yea i had too many FC's with rockplayer...its not HC optimized yet....moboplayer works great
i love how it saves where you left off on multiple videos
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Try the tegra2-optimized version of rockplayer, very smooth with no FC. Make sure you use the hardware acceleration for maximum performance.
Here's the link to the website: http://rockplayer.freecoder.org/index_en.html
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Try the tegra2-optimized version of rockplayer, very smooth with no FC. Make sure you use the hardware acceleration for maximum performance.
Here's the link to the website: http://rockplayer.freecoder.org/index_en.html
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is that version in the market?
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No longer best player highly recommend Dice player for best playback with actual hardware decoding
LINK REMOVED mobo is now available on the market
I have been using qqplayer to play my avi I will try this out
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awesome player
awesome player!, better than yxplayer
just downloaded im going to test the season of the witch when its done downloading
Act1 video player is my favorite.
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Decent player although its surely another galaxy s video player ripped and feature packed. That said Rockplayer being the other galaxy s rip will likely copy all features found here.
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Thanks.
Unfortunately, it doesn't see the video taken by my Nexus S....
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MacGuy2006 said:
Thanks.
Unfortunately, it doesn't see the video taken by my Nexus S....
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It does you have to select the camera folder on SD card and will search for media files in that directory
Thanks. Best player!
Works the same as Rock Player for me. RockPlayer decodes 720p (mkv) fine but theres no audio. Regular .avis have sound
Definitely nice video player though, I'll keep it
As usual, can't play anime mkv videos without doing slow-mo. I think vlc is the only third party app that can compete with the galaxy player.
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DKYang said:
As usual, can't play anime mkv videos without doing slow-mo. I think vlc is the only third party app that can compete with the galaxy player.
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Not yet available I'm awaiting VLC myself.
MKVs for me renders fine, just no sound is being outputted.
Can someone help me, I have installed moboplayer on my Nexus S and I am have a few questions.
1. When I connect my Nexus S to my computer what folder/directory should I be putting my video files in?
2. When I start moboplayer on my Nexus S, I am also confused about which folders I should choose. Also, when I start moboplayer I get "there's no SD card, make sure it is usable".
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Bodin12345 said:
Can someone help me, I have installed moboplayer on my Nexus S and I am have a few questions.
1. When I connect my Nexus S to my computer what folder/directory should I be putting my video files in?
2. When I start moboplayer on my Nexus S, I am also confused about which folders I should choose. Also, when I start moboplayer I get "there's no SD card, make sure it is usable".
Any help is greatly appreciated.
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Highly recommend using dice player for best HD playback becasue it uses hardware acceleration unlike mobo, rockplayer..ect
But to your question
you manually select what folder you want it to scan i made a folder called Movies..also dont use the one in OP its now available on the market
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Highly recommend using dice player for best HD playback becasue it uses hardware acceleration unlike mobo, rockplayer..ect
But to your question
you manually select what folder you want it to scan i made a folder called Movies..also dont use the one in OP its now available on the market
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I got the one on the market...
You were really vague in answering my question though. I am not new to computers but I am new to this. Do I have to modify (root) my Nexus for this to work?
For instance I connect my Nexus S to my laptop and can get the "removable disk (H" option in my computer. Can I make any folder within there and call it "movies"?
OR is there a specific sub folder I need to be in?
Thanks for your help.
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I got the one on the market...
You were really vague in answering my question though. I am not new to computers but I am new to this. Do I have to modify (root) my Nexus for this to work?
For instance I connect my Nexus S to my laptop and can get the "removable disk (H" option in my computer. Can I make any folder within there and call it "movies"?
OR is there a specific sub folder I need to be in?
You can name it alliebaba as.long as it has movies in it.
Thanks for your help.
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The folders as seen in moboplayer don't mirror what I am seeing on my computer. That's is why I am confused.
Thanks for the help.
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The folders as seen in moboplayer don't mirror what I am seeing on my computer. That's is why I am confused.
Thanks for the help.
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Bah, no wonder I couldn't see the files. I needed to disconnect the device from my computer.
lol
hey
i downloaded rock player but when i play the movie using rock player the volume of the movie being played is pretty less... is there any player which is better than the rock player and which has high volume?
MX Video Player is by far the best video player on Android IMO.
It was the only player that could play 720p MKV with subtitles without any kind of lag, problems with subtitles or sound. You can also change between audio-tracks.
It also got a the prettiest interface.
Hey folks I'm looking for a good video player. I use various formats but mostly avi but the only app I have found that plays it is QQplayer and that app sucks itself. Has vlc been ported to market yet or anything better?
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rockplayer
Alright I will give it a try now. Thanks
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Cool for now I will have to play full movie to give proper review. Thanks again
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Cool for now I will have to play full movie to give proper review. Thanks again
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Ok, im still waiting for review.
damn long movie
MoboPlayer
The best I have used so far is MoboPlayer (http://moboplayer.com/moboplayer_en.html) You have to use the medium version since the Xoom doesn't support Neon. This is the only player I could get to play 720p video smoothly. Hope that helps and if you find something better let me know!
I would have to go with rockplayer. I have found it to play just about anything very well and haven't had any issues with videos on my Xoom.
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I would have to go with rockplayer. I have found it to play just about anything very well and haven't had any issues with videos on my Xoom.
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Do you have the Lite version, or the Premium version?
atomb said:
The best I have used so far is MoboPlayer (http://moboplayer.com/moboplayer_en.html) You have to use the medium version since the Xoom doesn't support Neon. This is the only player I could get to play 720p video smoothly. Hope that helps and if you find something better let me know!
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+1 For Mobo. I had the Neon version and it was horrible. The medium version works great though!
Just flashed ICS on my note, struggling to find a good player. Dont really care if its free or paid... any help would greatly appreciated.
churr churr.
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Just flashed ICS on my note, struggling to find a good player. Dont really care if its free or paid... any help would greatly appreciated.
churr churr.
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Dice player is the best after trying mxplayer, qqplayer, and rockplayer
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Dice player is the best after trying mxplayer, qqplayer, and rockplayer
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Tried Dice, they only had the free version available on the market. Anyways, video quality is horible and hardware acceleration isnt working... I have my note on tablet mode (lower density) so it could be a reason.
thanks though
Hi all,
I've looked around but I guess we will have to accept the fact that the N7 falls short when it comes to media playing capabilities.
The other day me and a friend were comparing 2 awesome devices, my N7 and his S3.
The S3 handles most formats of video without any issues and even features an amazing PIP feature that lets you see videos on desktop or over other apps without lagging the system.
The N7 on the other hand can hardly play any worthy media formats. I downloaded some HD YouTube devices in mp4 format via tubemate app but couldn't play any of those with hardware and software rendering.
I couldn't even play my 720p movies that the S3 or the galaxy tab handles like a baby.
I'm guessing there might be some way to watch movies otherwise it seems an awful waste of the multi core processor and gpu.
Looking forward to your feedback / comments
Not really sure what's happening on your end, but I can play all files perfectly smooth. Though only up to 720p mkvs so far. I'm using BSPlayer by the way.
I've yet to find a video file I couldn't play, though I also haven't pushed past 720p mkv files. Mostly using MoboPlayer and the VLC Beta. What are you using for a video player?
Yeah, you have to install bsplayer litehttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bsplayer.bspandroid.free
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Just got my nexus yesterday (first android device ) and tested a few media players, there are a number that have hardware decoding and can play pretty much anything.
I've settled on using "DicePlayer" as its the only one I found that still supports DTS, it also supports smb natively so no file manager needed.
You need to install "DicePlayer" and "DicePlayer Plugin" if you want DTS then you need to follow the advice in the thread below (simple process)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1769799
Having no trouble at all playing 1080p mkv over smb very impressed
OK now on sure there's something wrong at my end. No wonder I was so frustrated. I have tried all of the above players but not able to play high def files. My device is stock, unrooted and otherwise running awesome. YouTube HD works great but if I download the same video, it doesn't play past a few seconds on software rendering. On hardware rendering there's no video.
Do me a favor, download Katy Perry's Wide Awake video using the tubemate android app. Select a high resolution and see if you can play it. Thatwill answer a lot many questions
Agree on DicePlayer, it has always been the best for me on tegra 3 devices.
The video playing capability on the nexus should exceed that of the s3. Thats where the quad-core comes in handy.
If you want the "PIP", or floating video window on the nexus look for Stick It on the play store.
There was a video on youtube that I cant find now. They tried to see how many stick it windows they could get opened before the prime was out of memory and gave up. They got to somewhere around 14 or so seperate windows all playing different videos. good times.
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OK now on sure there's something wrong at my end. No wonder I was so frustrated. I have tried all of the above players but not able to play high def files. My device is stock, unrooted and otherwise running awesome. YouTube HD works great but if I download the same video, it doesn't play past a few seconds on software rendering. On hardware rendering there's no video.
Do me a favor, download Katy Perry's Wide Awake video using the tubemate android app. Select a high resolution and see if you can play it. Thatwill answer a lot many questions
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I'm not installing an app I don't want but I did download "Katy Perry's Wide Awake" in 1080p from the KatyPerryVEVO channel, played it over smb from my pc in dice player and it worked fine and was hardware decoded.
Of course you need "DicePlayer Plugin" for HW decoding
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Couldn't find diceplayer plugin. I can only find plugin for tegra. 2. Any link?
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Couldn't find diceplayer plugin. I can only find plugin for tegra. 2. Any link?
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If you mean you can only find "DicePlayer plugin for tegra2" that's what I was referring to.
I cant post links yet on here due to my low post count
Yup. OK installing the tegra 2 plugin and retrying. Will update in a bit
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OK, installed the tegra 2 plugin and still the same issue. The player stops at exactly the same spot, around a minute or so. Tried with 2 different videos. I'm guessing now that there is something wrong in the app that I'm using to download these videos since its difficult to imagine that such a great device would lack here.
Funny thing is, same videos are playing flawless on my Desire HD
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Sounds like you have an app installed that is causing problems.I know the ultimate rotation app many use to get a tablet ui caused the same effect on my n7.Once I got rid of it I have never had another problem with any video.I use the BS player and it plays about anything I have come across. jmo
I dont have ultimate rotation. I use adw to get landscape home. Tried BSplayer too but let me try again just to be sure
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I suggest you look at MX Video Player with the ARMv7 codec pack. Both are free and available on the market. Plays everything I've ever thrown at it. Every once in awhile something looks funky and to resolve it I switch it to S/W decode mode.
Anyways, I hope that helps.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1833704
Hi:
Just an FYI, whether you get 4.3 on the original Nexus 7 or on the new one, most video players won't work--Dice Player, VLC, MX etc. don't work. Fortunately, Vplayer, free, does. The only one for the time being.
Tom
thenrik said:
Hi:
Just an FYI, whether you get 4.3 on the original Nexus 7 or on the new one, most video players won't work--Dice Player, VLC, MX etc. don't work. Fortunately, Vplayer, free, does. The only one for the time being.
Tom
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BS Player works
MX Player test build works when using HW decoding:
https://sites.google.com/site/mxvpen/translation/test-build
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MX Player test build works when using HW decoding:
https://sites.google.com/site/mxvpen/translation/test-build
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It does work with some, 720p mkv won't work though. I got the 7/26 nightly version of vlc and it works great though. Check it out
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It does work with some, 720p mkv won't work though. I got the 7/26 nightly version of vlc and it works great though. Check it out
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I have BS working for now, not a patch on MX Player in my opinion. Waiting for the update.
This is probably MX Player's biggest problem. The developer for it is extremely slow to respond. Considering the money has had made off the app, you'd think he'd be a bit quicker about it.
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This is probably MX Player's biggest problem. The developer for it is extremely slow to respond. Considering the money has had made off the app, you'd think he'd be a bit quicker about it.
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Well if you want to support the best there is always vlc, and the latest nightly will play 720p mkv just fine.
MovieGallery works.
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Well if you want to support the best there is always vlc, and the latest nightly will play 720p mkv just fine.
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+1 - this nightly of VLC is the only app I can find following updating to Jellybean 4.3 that will play 720p MKVs with AC3 audio as smooth as MX Player does on 4.2.2.
getting error code when trying to install it
Which VLC nightly should be used on N7 v4.3? They list V6Arm with FPU, V6ARM no FPU, and V7ARM.
I used the v7 (VLC-debug-20130726-1426.apk specifically) which works fine.
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+1 - this nightly of VLC is the only app I can find following updating to Jellybean 4.3 that will play 720p MKVs with AC3 audio as smooth as MX Player does on 4.2.2.
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I used the v7 (VLC-debug-20130726-1426.apk specifically) which works fine.
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Thank you. That is the one for the V7-ARM. I'll give it a try. [Edit: duh, you said it was for V7, I'll have to check my reading comprehension]
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getting error code when trying to install it
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What is your error? Also did you uninstall the other version from the market first, I could see how that would interfere with installing.
VLC!
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What is your error? Also did you uninstall the other version from the market first, I could see how that would interfere with installing.
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ERROR CODE rpc-s-5-aec-0 i get that for all updating apps including google maps..UPDATE INFO...sorted it,i just deleted my account then signed in again and everything is back to normal
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ERROR CODE rpc-s-5-aec-0 i get that for all updating apps including google maps
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Well I just googled that error, as you should as well, there is tons of documentation on it. Sign out of play, clear some caches and you should be back in business.
http://forums.androidcentral.com/ta...ing-information-server-rpc-s-5-aec-0-a-4.html
IIRC the latest BS player .162(?) had a problem playing videos for me- it would load up but just flash back to the video selection page. however when i went back a version .161(?), all was fine
odd.
Archos working now with the latest update
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