I have tried the default video player but it cannot play .mkv movies with DTS sound track.
I can see the video part of the movie but so sound can be heard.
Is there a solution to this or do I have to convert my .mkv movies?
Edit: Actually DicePlayer and MX Player can play .mkv movies with DTS sound track.
Earthbrain said:
I have tried the default video player and diceplayer but neither of them can play .mkv movies with DTS sound track.
I can see the video part of the movie but so sound can be heard.
Is there a solution to this or do I have to convert my .mkv movies?
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Shouldn't this be in the Q&A section?
use mx video player , it worked perfect when I played 1080p mkv /w dts video.
Dice Player does this too (and is a better player for the Tab 7.7 overall with better hardware decoding, not much in it though so pick whichever).
NZtechfreak said:
Dice Player does this too (and is a better player for the Tab 7.7 overall with better hardware decoding, not much in it though so pick whichever).
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Just wondering what makes you think dice has better hardware decoding. I have not tried Dice yet but i have not run into a single problem with mx video player
Masterface7 said:
Just wondering what makes you think dice has better hardware decoding. I have not tried Dice yet but i have not run into a single problem with mx video player
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On my Note and Galaxy Nexus some files don't play smoothly with mx player (they are very watchable, just not perfect like with Dice Player).
Glad to see you here NZ... Haven't try the video part thoroughly... Anyway, MX is still good for me as of now... Thanks for the input about Dice...
You can also try BSPlayer.
I found this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vDN-RilC1k
It can also play my AVCHD camera files. (.mts)
One BIG problem is that the player can't play from my ntfs formatted sdxc card.
(Dice+ Mx works)
I have all three installed, but I usually use Dice.
I am having mixed results on my 7.7 - vids with DTS stored on the SD card play nicely when using MX player when the audio stream is set to SW.
However, when the same videos are accessed over the network they are choppy if they play at all. Anyone else experiencing this? I've done some network analysis and the wifi isn't being maxed out or anything.
Maybe I'll start a new thread on this.
sladeywadey said:
I am having mixed results on my 7.7 - vids with DTS stored on the SD card play nicely when using MX player when the audio stream is set to SW.
However, when the same videos are accessed over the network they are choppy if they play at all. Anyone else experiencing this? I've done some network analysis and the wifi isn't being maxed out or anything.
Maybe I'll start a new thread on this.
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@sladey,
There is another thread "wifi connections" that documents some slow streaming prob.
I had to experiment with wifi-g to wifi-n (both 2.4 & 5.0 ghz) to get a steady stream.
No fixed answer at moment as all above settings still hv some intermittent stutter.
Try wifi-g and slowly move up speed.
Cheers
Linuschen said:
use mx video player , it worked perfect when I played 1080p mkv /w dts video.
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What version Exactly?
MX Video Player v1.6f. You'll have to google for the apk as it's an old version that supported DTS software decoding prior to it being pulled.
yeah I tried them and they aren't supported on jellybean so I got diceplayer and used the special codec file and I can playback my 15GB .mkv's with DTS with no problem even running the cpu at 300mhz on my note 2 it plays back flawlessly on my 64gb ntfs microsd card. So it's DicePlayer that does it for JellyBean.
I appreciate your help though.
has anyone else had this issue? Can't Play Mp4 , but wmv plays fine.
I have tried three different players, all with the same results.
Negative.... mine work just fine.
Sent from rooted Nexus 7
I used to be able to play a version of Cars2 transcoded to MP4 on 4.1.1. Now the video plays but without sound on 4.1.2. I'm using Daroon player.
never mind, forgot daroon was updated to wondershare. video works great in wondershare
Recently purchased nexus 10, and videos from gopro3 1080p are not playing smoothly. Tried mx player, vlc beta and bs player all with hw+ decoder wont work. Upgraded to 4.3. Any solution how to get the videos to play smoothly? appreciate the help guys!
P.s.
In sw mode, theres minimal log, but video plays in slow motion.
Got the same problem. does anyone have an answer to that? I went through 15 diferent players - all the same....
faithc said:
Recently purchased nexus 10, and videos from gopro3 1080p are not playing smoothly. Tried mx player, vlc beta and bs player all with hw+ decoder wont work. Upgraded to 4.3. Any solution how to get the videos to play smoothly? appreciate the help guys!
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In sw mode, theres minimal log, but video plays in slow motion.
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same here
Sorry for reviving an old thread but I just got a nexus 10 and gopro. Any new ideas?
Im having issues playing youtube or any local videos i have on my sd card with the newest cm11 update. With youtube or mx player on h/w player it will force close even on stock video player. I solved this by using s/w player but if i try to use youtube it will force close because for some reason i cant play videos regularly. Has anyone encountered this issue or come up with a solution? Please and thank you!
By the way my model is G900T usimg ktoonsez 10/15 kernel using fusion 4.5 rom with pa gapps
Oos version: oreo open beta 3
I'm trying to play a x265 mkv video but there is random micro stutters everywhere.
I've tried mx player, xplayer and vlc. Vlc works best but some minor stuttering is still there.Any solutions?
Have you tried to use the HW+ converter on MX Player?
The fact that you are using a beta software, I would flash the a rom with stock 5.0.1 and stock kernel to test. It could be a bad rom+kernel combo.
Also test with other x265 MKV videos as well (as in from a different source entirely).