Does any1 know if nexus 7 support avi/flv/wmv? i have alot of avi movies and i was wondering if i need to convert them all into mp4 or is there an easier way like installing codec or certain type of players on google playstore?
I dont have the tablet yet but will get it end of this week. i was wondering what my options are so I can prepare for it. Thanks in advance
I've played avi, mp4 and mkv formats on it so I know it supports those. That was through MX Player though
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Just install dice player from play store. It will play avi fine
chris198810 said:
Seems not easy to play AVI/WMV/FLV on Nexus 7 directly. Although, I have MX Player/Dice installed, but having a problem since a few of AVI files won’t play. I searched widely try to find the solution. How to import and play AVI movie files on Nexus 7 is the solution I've found and tried, which helped me resolve the AVI to Nexus 7 issues.
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I am curious what .avi files Mx Player fails on for you. It works on every movie I own.
Also - report any failures to the Mx Player author.
There is also "mobo player" wich works exellent for me.
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I'm unable to play videos, I have added realplayer but doesn't work. My HTC Inspire 4g with realplayer will play videos fine but my Transformer won't. Any ideas?
all depends on which type of videos you're trying to play i suppose.... moboplayer (free on market) plays anything i throw at it.
It was just an avi file.
right, but an AVI is just a container... could be one of a large number of different codecs.
try moboplayer and see if that video will play.
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right, but an AVI is just a container... could be one of a large number of different codecs.
try moboplayer and see if that video will play.
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Will do! Thanks!
RockPlayer also does a good job if MoboPlayer is not to your liking...
Moboplayer is awesome it works!
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Hey, until now im using the inbuild player. im mostly watch mkv and i like to know which is the best for mkv with srt subs?
b.t.w when i load srt i dont see the right latters its shows @#%$^ instad of hebrew.
I like mx player, but I've heard some prefer bs player.
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Based on my personal expierence MX Video Player is the best one out there. It could play some videos that VLC on my PC had trouble with (10bit mkv).
Still it had slow performance due to resolution and software rendering but it's much better than MoboPlayer or diceplayer, which couldn't play it at all.
Here's link if you're interested:
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.mxtech.videoplayer.ad&hl=en
MX Player stay the best for moment. Can't wait for a rc candidate about vlc
Hands down mx player
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Mx pkayer definitely
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i prefere dice player
Dice Player for me is the best
MX Video Player lags a lot with 10bit mkvs under SW mode while Dice Player implements some kind of unnoticeable frame skipping to keep the video and audio in sync
Dice Player's downside though is it cannot play 1080p videos, for that i use MX Video Player
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Mx player is faraway first. Somee times i use mobo player.
Mx Player too. Since you barely notice the difference between 720p and 1080p movies on the Note anyway.. It never lets me down. And I watch a lot of movies and series on it. The subs look nice too.
+1 MX Player
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Wow, thats mx player is great and the subs function is working great. Plays mkv with subs with no problam.
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ive treid 4 different media players and cant find one that will play my movies,ive converted avi-mp4 and back again with still no luck anyone else have this problem,if so did you solve it,love this tablet apart from this problem
Last night I tried an .avi file just for the hell of it, and it didn't work. Was quite surprised actually, but I've yet to try other file types.
Mine play fine. Usedjust about every format. Need to download a good media player that will work with them.
I use vplayer. There are others out there as well.
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Mine play fine. Usedjust about every format. Need to download a good media player that will work with them.
I use vplayer. There are others out there as well.
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as the guy says above this post .avi didnt work,i honestly cant believe my old s2 plays everything yet this doesnt,will try vplayer then im giving up
I can vouch for VPlayer. It has played just about everything I've thrown at it.
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i use MX Player to play AVI files. it'll play some MKV files too.
but for MP4 and M4V files, the standard Google Play Movies app plays these for me.
JesseMT4G said:
Mine play fine. Usedjust about every format. Need to download a good media player that will work with them.
I use vplayer. There are others out there as well.
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i use MX Player to play AVI files. it'll play some MKV files too.
but for MP4 and M4V files, the standard Google Play Movies app plays these for me.
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tried that one too,plays some but not all
Did you try BSPLayer ? It plays everything I have thrown at it with no issues whatsoever.
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Did you try BSPLayer ? It plays everything I have thrown at it with no issues whatsoever.
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will give it a shot later,cheers,still annoyed at google for not incorporating a play all type app
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as the guy says above this post .avi didnt work,i honestly cant believe my old s2 plays everything yet this doesnt,will try vplayer then im giving up
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Very strange I know. Because my ancient Galaxy S plays most things without the need for 3rd party software.
For future reference you should likely list the apps you tried and as much about the video as you can. Is one of the 4 you tried MXPlayer?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mxtech.videoplayer.ad&hl=en
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Did you try BSPLayer ? It plays everything I have thrown at it with no issues whatsoever.
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kosai said:
For future reference you should likely list the apps you tried and as much about the video as you can. Is one of the 4 you tried MXPlayer?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mxtech.videoplayer.ad&hl=en
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yes tried mx player today,also mplayer,stock vid paler and mobo(spelling) i think it was called
After I updated to 4.3, Non of Video players such as MX Player Pro or VLC or Mobo player are working, MX player says unsupported android and VLC just plays Audio for MKV files.
Any suggestions?? Really disappointing
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After I updated to 4.3, Non of Video players such as MX Player Pro or VLC or Mobo player are working, MX player says unsupported android and VLC just plays Audio for MKV files.
Any suggestions?? Really disappointing
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email the developers, let them know that they need to update their apps for android 4.3. if their app users dont tell them, they might not know that it needs an update until much later on.
alipashang77 said:
After I updated to 4.3, Non of Video players such as MX Player Pro or VLC or Mobo player are working, MX player says unsupported android and VLC just plays Audio for MKV files.
Any suggestions?? Really disappointing
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I have seen in other threads that VLC (nightly) now works with 4.3. The link below says the fixed version it is not yet available on the playstore.
See: http://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=112549
I'm still holding out for MX Player Pro hoping that it will be fixed before the OTA gets to my machine. The OTA has begun to rollout on Jul 26th late at night on US east coast (Florida was one place mentioned).
Vplayer has 4.3 support, but give it a few days for the rest
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VPlayer seems to be working fine. They updated it like yesterday.
Landara said:
VPlayer seems to be working fine. They updated it like yesterday.
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Thanks worked perfectly
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video players not working android 4.3
the same happen to me. vlc beta plays only audio but no video, mx player pro unsupported android version. Hopefully they will fix this.
So VLC only plays audio for me, and VPlayer is really really laggy. Like, videos are only showing half of their frames.
Are there any actually functional video players on 4.3 right now?
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So VLC only plays audio for me, and VPlayer is really really laggy. Like, videos are only showing half of their frames.
Are there any actually functional video players on 4.3 right now?
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Vplayer...
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bsplayer works on my Nexus 7.2 with 4.3 and decodes DTS audio!
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Vplayer...
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...did... did you read my post? I said VPlayer is incredibly laggy on my Nexus 4, almost non-functional.
Guys, sorry to derail this topic, but
How do you send mkv files to the Nexus 4?
When I connect it to my PC there's no option to use it as a traditional drive copy/pasting files from my computer.
Thanks in advance.
hey
i was looking for a program to convert my videos so i can watch them optimally on the nexus 7
any suggestions?
thanks
Ariel
I don't think you need to re-encode your videos. Personally, I just use MX player. It supports almost all video formats. You can download the app for free on the Play Store.
+1 for MX Player.
Can't say I've found a video it won't play tbh.
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Bs player works better for me. Mx sometimes degrades picture quality.
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+1 for MX player. So far plays anything I've thrown at it.
1080p Anime MXV files no problem.
Only files I have had problems with were ones that were poorly encoded.