Can anyone tell me if there is anyway of playing avi files that I have loaded onto my Desire.....Thanks.
What format are they in?
AVI is a container... it can't be played on the Desire.
Unless you use Yxplayer, which can, depending on their format, but it is very buggy.
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Has anyone managed to get any films on or convert films to play on the Desire?? I have the Touch HD encoder (for my HD) which works well, would this work for the Desire???
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Has anyone managed to get any films on or convert films to play on the Desire?? I have the Touch HD encoder (for my HD) which works well, would this work for the Desire???
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Hi! I use it and output is great (quality, sync, etc) for Desire
Regards, folgui.
I use doubletwist for converting avi files over onto the phone when syncing.
I use handbrake for my video converting, works very good. The settings I used are somewhere on an other topic about video converting.
is there any way to play avi fles on the desire ???
try aplayer or mplayer. Android is super-dog**** for video playback apps, even winmo tcpmp ***** slaps Android and that was 3 years back
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You'll get a better result by converting to MP4 first from what I understand. My Desire should be delivered today so haven't tried it yet but have some videos converted to MP4 using the HD (Blackstone) video converter, you'll find on here somewhere, waiting to be tested.
i also convert mine to MP4. Redkawa is the only converter i've found that keeps the audio in sync when played on the desire though. (g1 settings, single pass MP4)
yxflash plays avi/divx videos. i think it's a trial though - limited to a certain number of minutes playback before you have to register.
Hello everybody, I am a new Android user. I cannot play any mp3 which play well on my previous Nokia phones and I convert my video files using xilisoft video converter with nexus one's profile but none of the videos were able to play one the phone. Some of my apps disappear when I move them to SD card. Can anybody tell me how to solve their problems? Thank you very much.
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I have an unrooted HTC Desire locked to Virgin running 2.22.351.3.
I use Twonkey server on my laptop and Skifta or Imediashare on my phone.
What I would like to do is play avi files stored on my Desire over my dlna network onto my tv. But I understand I cant do this as the Desire does not natively support avi's, so the dlna software doesnt see the avi files. (something to do with "Android registry" not being set to deal with avi's). MP4's work fine as does music and mpegs.
My backup LG GT540 does work ok, as it natively supports avi's. Very frustrating!
Now, I love my Desire, so, before I go and buy a Samsung Galaxy S2 (which will work, apparently), is there ANY way to get avi's to work over dlna. (P.S. I dont want to convert the videos)
Many thanks in advance.
Apparently I need to update the Android Media Database so Skifta or Imediasearch will "see" the avi files.
Anyone know how this can be done? Is it as easy as an app?
I see loads of people talking about watching HD movies on their One X's. Just wondering how you get them. Is it a case of downloading them on your pc then transferring to the phone, or are they gotten from htc watch or something?
And if its the former, what formats are supported by the phone?
Well i don't think hatches started selling true hd content yet...but its easier to get them on your pc and transfer them to ur device. And download a app called mx player and it will pretty much play any codec and format with ease...
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I copied one .avi format movie from my pc to the phone, it was a BDRIP.
Did not have any problems running it on default player, and the quality was awesome as well...
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I copied one .avi format movie from my pc to the phone, it was a BDRIP.
Did not have any problems running it on default player, and the quality was awesome as well...
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What size file out of interest. It seems we cannot copy files over 4GB because of FAT32
Just split the videos if they are bigger than 4GB, if you output the split files directly to the mass storage of your One X, you even wont lose time doing it.
Anyone got streaming over wifi working? Can stream ok between xbmc machines so my network is clearly up to it. The one x claps out after a couple of seconds tho when streaming 720p. Using Es file explorer to navigate to smb shares, could this be the problem? Any alternatives?
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